Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for March 30, 2015

I’ve said this before: The trick to eating Cap’n Crunch cereal without shredding your mouth is to take dainty little princess bites of it.

I never had issues with eating Cap’n Crunch. Maybe it’s because it was soggy by the time I ate it (I love drenching my cereal in milk).

You’ve got to give it 2 or 3 minutes in the milk before you dig in. If you can’t wait to chow down, go with Frosted Flakes.

never had this issue

Captain Crunch is my favourite cereal. I guess my teeth and mouth must be stronger than I thought since I never have a problem with it.

Takes dedication to build up those palate callouses…

Thanks Dr Toon, it must have been by some divine decree I saw ur comment. I just got top dentures last week & so far it’s been almost torturous. wearing them alone is painful enough chewing is out of question. I have to wear them to get used to them as painful as it is when I take them off, my only remaining lower front teeth press against my healing, recovering gums & that also hurt, so it’s damn if I do damn if I don’t. like I said I don’t have any lower back teeth, so eventually I get where u are, toughening my gums to chew.

Never had the problem……………….

Never ate Captain Crunch.!

During the years before my retirement, I had the pleasure of having crowns put on all my molars. Thankfully, they work REALLY well, and my “crunch of choice” is still popcorn. :))

I’m pretty much with Montana Lady here, although I don’t have ALL my molars crowned…

What’s worse then Cap’n Crunch Mouth?“Pizza-hot-from-the-over-burning-the-roof-of-your-mouth” is worse. Yup.

Thanks friends for all ur helpful comments.

Little hair-O-the-cereal-that-bites-back?

Cocoa Puffs can do the same roof-of-the-mouth damage.

I’ve hated Cap’n Crunch ever since my first bowl, precisely because it tore up my mouth. Excuse me … but exactly what is in that cereal???