grainflakes
nounUK /ˈɡreɪn.fleɪks/
US /ˈɡreɪn.fleɪks/
Grainflakes are flat, dry pieces of cereal that you eat with milk for breakfast.
She poured a bowl of grainflakes and added cold milk.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Thin flattened pieces made by rolling grains such as oats or wheat.
The recipe calls for a cup of grainflakes to top the crumble.
3. A breakfast food made from processed and toasted grain.
He grabbed a box of grainflakes from the pantry shelf.
4. Small dry flakes used as an ingredient in baking or animal feed.
Farmers mixed grainflakes into the horses' feed.