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What’s for breakfast?
MrPossum
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Most important meal of the day, outside of second breakfast. Mine mostly consist of eggs, grits, sausage, bacon, biscuits or muffins. I’d like to know what kind of breakfast everyone enjoys, maybe try some new things. Let’s share some experiences.
Ignore the mess, decided to post this last second because I was hungry, this is my typical work breakfast, eggs, grits, half a biscuit with mustard, other half with grape jelly, sausage patty on top.
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...except for second breakfast lol....
I don't have time for breakfast unless it looks like this...
It's maybe not so much not having time as it is by the time I'm done making breakfast I have no interest actually eating because those kids stress me out.
intermittent fasting, nothing before 2 pm.
Had a chorizo, egg, and potato burrito
On the weekends I have eggs and toast. Basic but fills me up till lunch 👍🏻
@Jrflickster that a Bloody Mary? Me and the wife have been trying to get in to blood Mary’s, but can’t ever find a decent recipe/mix, we had a real good one at a restaurant in Destin a while back, and have been craving them ever since
Try using V8 instead of tomato juice?
Simple
Mr & Mrs t's bold if you like less salt
I had 4 eggs, scrambled, and 3 breakfast sausage links. I typically have just 4 eggs or 2 eggs and 2 sausage. My wife decided to spoil me this morning.
"Iron sharpens iron, and one man sharpens another." - Proverbs 27:17
One of three things, goetta, porkies or a bagel. Pretty boring but it works
Same here, except 1pm is lunch. I was doing this for years, before IF came into vogue, simply by sleeping in.
Even if I get up earlier, like on Sundays, I just don't feel like eating breakfast. When I'm "forced" to eat breakfast, like when there are some buddies that want to meet up and if I don't meet up with them I won't see them and I end up succumbing to the pictures on the menu, a big breakfast bogs me down for the whole afternoon.
Sunday breakfast: Half a dozen eggs and a bag of simply potatoes, usually the onion ones, topped with Calvin's hot sauce or an acceptable substitute.
Monday through Saturday: A Coke or a Mountain Dew.
My wife made breakfast burritos with cantaloupe for breakfast this morning and I brewed the coffee.
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Went to KeKes this morning. Enjoyed a pancake, 2 eggs over medium, homefries, 3 strips bacon, and rye toast. Was yummy. Breakfast makes me happy. Best meal of the day.
-- Winston Churchill
"LET'S GO FRANCIS" Peter
Coffee and a cigar
Had breakfast for dinner tonight. Fried eggs sandwiches on toast with 3 pepper colby-jack cheese.
Trapped in the People's Communits Republic of Massachusetts.
English breakfast tea and Cracker Barrel cheddar jack
One egg from a friend's farm and a small amount of grits at 5:30. Will carry me till 11:00.
I normally don’t eat until around 5pm and second meal around 12am. Coffee is all the breakfast I have before leaving for work. Days off, well some of you know.
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Two large 🥞 pancakes my son made with two 🥚 eggs I fried and ☕ coffee I roasted and brewed.
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Went to The Tinker's Son Irish restaurant and pub and had a big breakfast. Eggs, toast, Irish bacon, home fries, and blood pudding. I also irished my coffee.
Trapped in the People's Communits Republic of Massachusetts.
Three eggs and a coffee.
"Iron sharpens iron, and one man sharpens another." - Proverbs 27:17
I miss my heavy omelet pan, my wife is afraid of aluminum so I gave it away.
Afraid of aluminum as in residue being ingested?
Well seasoned cast iron can get the job done, i buy bacon once every couple of weeks mainly for the grease, season before and after every use
She is (overly) cautious, and like most of us once we think we know something it is difficult to change.
https://healthfully.com/poisons-from-aluminum-cookware-5082008.html
"Aluminum and Alzheimer's Disease
In the 1960’s, when aluminum was initially suspected to be a causative agent in Alzheimer’s disease, concerns arose about the safety of using aluminum cookware. While this safety issue has not been fully resolved, dietary aluminum is no longer a major suspect in this disease. A report published in the May 2014 “Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine” noted, for example, that brain changes caused by aluminum toxicity are not the same as the damage or impairment noted in Alzheimer’s disease. Also, conflicting research exists on key issues such as cognitive impact of occupational exposure and reliability of animal studies completed on aluminum toxicity."
Looks good but it looks like Uri Geller got to your spoon?
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I assumed that’s what it was @silvermouse. I’ve read several conflicting studies over the last few years regarding aluminum and Alzheimer’s. I hadn’t seen one about cookware though.
@Yakster ive got a bad habit of using our cheap spoons like knives and ice cream scoops