Signol From United Kingdom, joined Oct 2007, 940 posts, RR: 0 Reply 2, posted (1 year 8 months 3 weeks 11 hours ago) and read 551 times:
I prefer a cooked breakfast - usually bacon or sausages, fried eggs, toast, mushrooms, beans and a tomato, topped with HP sauce. But for health (and time) reasons we usually only have cooked breakfast maybe once a week (at weekends, if that). My wife's favourite is bacon with eggy bread (French toast she calls it?), drizzled with golden syrup. Rest of the time, either a bowl of cereal or toast and marmalade.
Jamman From United Kingdom, joined May 2007, 142 posts, RR: 0 Reply 3, posted (1 year 8 months 3 weeks 11 hours ago) and read 548 times:
Quoting Signol (Reply 2): I prefer a cooked breakfast - usually bacon or sausages, fried eggs, toast, mushrooms, beans and a tomato, topped with HP sauce.
This please!
But I'm also coming round to the American breakfast of sausage links, crispy bacon and fluffy pancakes drowned in syrup, how could I not??
[Edited 2008-02-22 04:15:04]
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Toast From , joined Dec 1969, posts, RR: Reply 5, posted (1 year 8 months 3 weeks 10 hours ago) and read 537 times:
Scrambled eggs, pain perdu, and of course toast, toast, toast. I like my mornings warm and cozy. I even heat my underwear on a radiator before dressing in the morning (just a dirty little secret I thought I might share here, sorry.)
ANCFlyer From , joined Dec 1969, posts, RR: Reply 10, posted (1 year 8 months 3 weeks 9 hours ago) and read 500 times:
Depends on the day and what I've got going on.
On duty, as I get up at 0300 each day I rarely eat much breakfast - usually some oatmeal and a bagel. Good for the blood pressure and cholesterol - I'm getting ya know.
When I'm home, occasionally I'll make breakfast for the family before they are up and off to school. Most times, don't get up early enough for breakfast.
Beefer From United States, joined Jun 2003, 390 posts, RR: 0 Reply 14, posted (1 year 8 months 3 weeks 8 hours ago) and read 488 times:
Quoting B747forever (Reply 11): Quoting Beefer (Reply 9):
I very rarely eat anything for Breakfast.
That aint good. The breakfast is the most important meal of the day.
You know I was thinking about this a little more after my first post and I think it really comes down to the fact that I strongly dislike most of the foods that are associated with breakfast.
I absolutely hate eggs in all forms. I don't care if they are scrambled, fried, poached, etc., hate them all. Makes my stomach sick just thinking about it.
Andz From South Africa, joined Feb 2004, 7225 posts, RR: 14 Reply 18, posted (1 year 8 months 3 weeks 7 hours ago) and read 465 times:
I don't eat breakfast when I'm at home but if I am on a trip I enjoy an omelette with cheese, ham, mushrooms, onions, peppers.... after a few days I switch to the bread cheese ham routine. In Europe I have the continental with a boiled egg and a couple of sausages, while in the UK it is the full greasy cardio nightmare: fried bread, fried eggs, bacon, sausage mushrooms, beans.... yum!
Unfortunately, I rarely have time for a hot breakfast in the morning.
Quoting Toast (Reply 5): I even heat my underwear on a radiator before dressing in the morning (just a dirty little secret I thought I might share here, sorry.)
Nothing wrong with that. Nothing beats a warm pair of underwear on a cold winter morning.
27 Sunshine79: Im not a morning person, so it takes all my effort to get out of bed nevermind think about breakfast. Hot breakfast is my favourite though, especially
28 Kmh1956: Now, that's just gross. (Just had my annual physical, and was declared healthy as a horse....)
29 Andz: It is but I know people who drink it (and not one of them is in what would be described as good physical shape )
30 Cactus739: If I go out for breakfast on a weekend, maybe once a month if even that, I'll get some sort of pancakes and eggs... extra crispy hash browns and a cou
31 YooYoo: If i had my way i would like my breakfast cold. Meats, cheeses, fresh bread and coffee and maybe some jam to sweeten it up a bit. But, since i married
32 LHboyatDTW: It depends mostly on the season for me In the fall/winter I will eat something warm like some waffles or a (very half-assed) omlette with some hash br
34 YooYoo: Cold.... Hops Water Beer yeast Crystal Malt Black Malt Flaked Barley Rice Singed, LHMark
35 ScarletHarlot: Cold...I can't face a big meal first thing in the morning. Cereal, toast, or oatmeal...well, I guess the last two are hot - but I don't want a big bre
36 Planespotting: Hot breakfast in the morning - cold breakfast (Cereal) for dinner. Not that I partake in such a lifestyle often, but I really like having cereal for l
37 Max999: I prefer unhealthy hot breakfasts: Bacon, omlette, toast, french toast, pancakes... But I usually go with a healthier hot breakfast: Oatmeal and scram
38 Garnetpalmetto: Pretty much the case - my usual weekly breakfast is a fruit smoothie and then a cup of coffee (light and sweet) once I get to the office. When I do h
39 Andz: How long does it take to get cold after you singe it?
40 OA260: I get up at 8am then go to work have my coffee around 845am then eat breakfast at 10am. I cant eat anything before 10am !!!
41 747srule: I usually have Malt-o-Meal or Oatmeal with either toast or yogurt.
42 747srule: I usually have Malt-Meal or Oatmeal with either toast or yogurt. Good stuff,Maynard!!!
43 ZKSUJ: Bacon, Eggs, Sausage, Hashbrowns, Pancakes, mushrooms, Croissants all in one sitting is always good.
44 IH8BY: Get your gun out. Cold. Except if there are warm croissants going. I've recently got back into Weetabix (organic) with sultanas. Classic and sets you
45 Evan767: Usually I have a hot pocket while running to the bus-stop at 630 in the morning. So yes, I have a hot breakfast all the time.
46 JAGflyer: -Pancakes -Hash browns -bacon and sausage -coffee My favorite breakfast from a local place in my city. Now that I'm home for reading week I'll have to
47 KPWM: Cold for me. Bagel and cereal is great. The occasional pancake ore waffle is good though.
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