Round 50, Hour 11

[agirlnamedtruth.livejournal.com]

Sorry, I was having breakfast, making this a golden graham hour. If they're not a thing outside the UK then assure this hour is golden and called Graham.

Anybody about this hour?

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[sid]

I've woken up from my food-induced coma! *waves*

[justice-turtle.livejournal.com]

Graham crackers (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graham_cracker)? Those are a thing in the US. Flat, rectangular, biscuit(UK)/cookie(US)-type things made with perforations to break them into quarters, and sometimes coated with cinnamon sugar?

*remembers that Google exists* ...ah, no, I see. Golden Grahams (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_Grahams) are a sort of square breakfast cereal, like our Wheaties, Chex, and about fifty million others. ;-) They were invented in 1976, while graham crackers are from 1829. As best I can figure, they're probably named after graham crackers because the flavor ("honey graham") is similar. :D