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I'm looking for some alternative hot cereals.

Post your favourites!

>> No.7720449
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7720449

>>7720445
Grechka kasha (buckwheat porridge)

>> No.7720452

I usually pot flakes with vinegar and nuts

>> No.7720461

>>7720449
Lmao, you dumbass. You literally just translated "buckwheat porridge" into Russian word for word then transliterated it into English. It doesn't work that way.

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>>7720461
No, that's the actual phrase for it, you faggot.

Or at least it is where I am from (Armenia). We call it just kasha or grechka kasha. I only speak as much Russian as I have heard, never taught formally.

>> No.7720467

Grits

>> No.7720468

>>7720463
The word "kasha" itself refers to buckwheat porridge. The word "grechka" is redundant. Even in Russian it doesn't make sense, the correct term is grechevaya kasha.

>> No.7720471

>>7720468
That's good to know my friend. I eat a lot of what they call mannaya kasha as well, so I have always figured it was just the word for porridges.

>> No.7720472

>>7720468
Kasha refers to porridge in general you fucking clown. "Kasha" only means buckwheat porridge specifically outside of Russie

>> No.7720475

>>7720472
I know, you retard. What fucking language are we speaking right now? Right, English. And in English "kasha" means buckwheat porridge. I even specifically mentioned the Russian term for buckwheat porridge, implying I know that "kasha" doesn't mean buckwheat porridge in Russian.

Congratulations, you're a retard.

>> No.7720515

>>7720449
They look tasty but I can't find these anywhere.