What is the name of cereal that makes a popping noise when you put it in milk?
There isn't a specific cereal that is known for making a popping noise when you put it in milk. This is likely because the popping sound is caused by air trapped inside the cereal getting released into the milk, which is a common occurrence with many puffed or crunchy cereals.
However, some cereals are more likely to cause this sound than others:
* Puffed cereals: Cereals like Rice Krispies, Cheerios, and other puffed rice or wheat cereals often have air pockets that can release when they get wet, creating a popping sound.
* Cereal with a crunchy texture: Cereals with a hard, crunchy texture, like granola or some breakfast biscuits, might also make a popping noise as the milk softens the exterior.
So, while there isn't a single cereal with a "pop" trademark, it's a fairly common phenomenon with many different cereals.
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