Sainsbury's version of Weetabix suggests a quick in and out:
whereas with their pecan and maple crisp we seem to have a more protracted event involving practising "safe sex":
It's this "close flaps to retain freshness" bit that gets me. Presumably "let it dribble down her leg" is not thought appropriate for something young children might read, and "mop it up with the tablecloth" would do nothing to improve their table manners. "Douche with the teapot" is an obvious no-no for thermal reasons unless you take long enough that the tea has gone cold. So I guess they arrive sort of by default at the idea of just sealing it all in and carrying on with breakfast... doesn't sound very reliable though; would have been better if it recommended a plastic breakfast chair or sitting on the dishcloth as followup precautions.
