I really need this cereal they sell in Holland under the name Brinta. It's simply grounded whole-wheat we eat with milk. Maybe they have it here somewhere under a different brand name...

Any kind of oatmeal would work I think? Quaker brand, for example:

http://www.quakeroats.com/products/oatmeal...l/original.aspx

Ahhhhh, going to build a house?

Ahhhhh, going to build a house?

Wow, Brinta, like in ancient times.

If you're really in a great need, you could ask someone to send some packs by mail.

Not a huge weight.

or, try this one:

http://www.holland-at-home.nl/brinta-ontbijt-p-60.html

Ahhhhh, going to build a house?

Wow, Brinta, like in ancient times.

If you're really in a great need, you could ask someone to send some packs by mail.

Not a huge weight.

or, try this one:

http://www.holland-at-home.nl/brinta-ontbijt-p-60.html

Check import restrictions on processed foods first.

May have implications to local cereals, such as rice.

Yeah I know the Quacker stuff but you have to chew it and it's disgusting. I do alot of sport and just want to fill my stomach with alot of natural energie in a matter of seconds. Dammit I loved that stuff back home!

Yeah I know the Quacker stuff but you have to chew it and it's disgusting. I do alot of sport and just want to fill my stomach with alot of natural energie in a matter of seconds. Dammit I loved that stuff back home!

if you realy hate to chew at Fascino they have this on sale

Otherwise you can go foodland and try the Lowan oat bran or the oatmeal porridge from some other brand which is sold in 500 gram bags.