cereal

“My favourite was Japanese curries, or Russian cereal and soups,” she says.

Her parents told her no: They had already prepared a meal for the family, and besides, cereal was for breakfast.

On a rainy November night Lindsay Rimer walked the short route from her home to a local shop to buy breakfast cereal.

When she left the house, her dad was on the phone so Lindsay called at the nearby Trades Club where her mum was meeting friends and got some money from her so she could buy the cereal.

Nestle says it recommends one serving of infant cereal each day along with a diverse diet of foods, like fruits, vegetables, and meat daily.