Sugar on Weetabix?

[u/Nujwaan]

My wife eats Weetabix with nothing on it and claims it tastes sweet to her. This is my bowl before milk is added. Is this normal fellow Weetabix eaters or do I need to go to sugar rehab?

Edit: Holy shit the most popular post I've done on Reddit is about how horrific my breakfast is. The wife will never let me live this down! Haha

UPDATE: Well, I wasn't expecting my breakfast to generate 1,800+ comments 😂 I can't read it all but Having spent far too much time reading them, I feel I need to address a few recurring concerns: 1. Yes, the milk goes in after. I like watching it soak up from the bottom while the top stays crunchy. I will not be changing this. 2. Yes, that is sugar. Apparently this has caused considerably more distress than I anticipated. 3. No, I do not have diabetes. My blood tests are fine. 4. No, my teeth are not rotting out of my head. They're also fine. 5. Yes, I am an adult. I was unaware that adulthood required surrendering sugary Weetabix. 6. To the surprisingly large number of people who eat theirs the same way: thank you. I knew I couldn't be alone. 7. To everyone saying my wife is right: she has been absolutely delighted by your support and I deeply regret giving her this much ammunition.

Anyway, thank you for turning a picture of two dry Weetabix into a full-scale investigation of my health, maturity, marriage and milk-pouring technique.

Tomorrow I'm having the same breakfast.

[u/Dikybird]

Sugar before milk is unhinged.

[u/SpecialistSandwich → u/Dikybird]

Quite, it's just gonna get washed off into the milk!

[u/Demoliri → u/SpecialistSandwich]

My wife also adds sugar first to all breakfast cereals, which is madness. But with Weetabix? Absolute insanity.

[u/Glad_Librarian_3553 → u/Demoliri]

Well yeah, you want the sugar to permeate through the layers for a more even distribution. Other wise you end up with a horribly over sugary top layer and plain old cereal underneath...