Snow Grains

Voiceover New Diamond Shreddies cereal.

The birds pecked grains.

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And grow in it grains.

What about the domestication of grains?

Once the cereal has ripened, it needs to be harvested.

I've been eating cereal for breakfast all of my life.

All I can make is cold cereal and maybe toast.

My little cousin told his dad that he would rather have the organic Toasted O's cereal because Birke said he shouldn't eat sparkly cereal.

and therein made the grains to grow

To produce with it grains and vegetation?

little clump of little sand grains together.

And remember that all our cereal crops are grasses as well.

And grains in the blades, and fragrant plants.

and grains with their husk and fragrant plants.

I put 32 grains on the 6th square.

'but can the yield from nuts really compare with a cereal crop?'

Americans eat lots of wheat, rye and other grains.

You have grains of rice stuck around your mouth.

And as the sandstone weathers, new grains break free.

How do we glue those grains of sand together?

Others think it's too many refined grains and starches.

So somewhere in the world some farmer has had to plant the cereal.

that We may bring forth with it grains and plants,

As rocks and mountains die, grains of sand are born.

Some of those grains may then cement naturally into sandstone.

We know there are eight grains on the fourth square.

We add two grains, that makes a total of three.

We put on four grains, now the total is seven.

And the plants grew and bore grain, 100 grains each.

You can analyze your breakfast cereal for GMO's, and you can explore your ancestry.

Pyrrha Yeah, it was pretty cool. Sadly, the cereal isn't very good for you.

And let's face it, everyone's trying to move towards whole grains.

There are no two grains of sand alike in the world.

like the grains on the chess board, doubles every few decades.

There are no two grains of sand alike in the world.

I'm sorry. Can I finish my cereal? Uhmm, sure but you realize that's water, right?

Shreddies is a strange, square, whole grain cereal, only available in New Zealand, Canada and Britain.

Not too long ago, my uncle said that he offered my six year old cousin cereal.

These are little bits of individual grains of pollen there and there.

And then to get the cereal to grow, he's probably had to add a load of chemicals.

And it's very similar to the other grains in terms of calorific value.

One billion grains of sand come into existence in the world each second.

A lot of poor people do not have enough grains to get ground.