Porridge
Cereals
Toast with jam or marmalade
continental breakfast - croissants, sliced cold meat, cheese etc
English fry up breakfast
or a mix of those?
Porridge
Cereals
Toast with jam or marmalade
continental breakfast - croissants, sliced cold meat, cheese etc
English fry up breakfast
or a mix of those?
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I like different things on different days wiserlady, and I like all of your suggestions. I also love a 'proper' continental breakfast, having lived in Germany for a lot of years at one time. Lovely fresh crusty rolls, a selection of deli meats and cheeses, boiled eggs, jam and freshly brewed coffee. Oh and lashings of creamy butter. Almost goes without saying, for me!
oops sorry i forgot to include that option - lol. one of my favourites too, croissants, marmalade, salami,
Hmm 🤔 I Drink coffee with milk and eat a Middle Eastern cookie or I drink tea.
Cereal when at home, cooked when I'm on holiday 🥣🌈❤️
Strawberries, Greek yoghurt and walnuts.
I like cereal a lot. But I love scrambled eggs and some ham, need more protein first thing in the morning. And of course my ramen on other days
Yummy 😋 too bad that I don’t like American pancakes I like Moroccan pancakes 😊
Like all not continental no way I usually have toast avacado banana all on the toast I like boiled egg sometimes porridge cereal
Great question - I like shakin’ my bacon. Toast avocado & bacon. 😋
Eggs
i eat porridge most days but occasionally i have eggs,grilled bacon,tomatoes,baked beans.
I like and have poached egg with ham on toast but my all time favourite is a full English. Only have that occasionally as I'd be extremely fat in no time!
Branflakes and decaf coffee most days. Occasionally boiled eggs and toast. I do like scrambled eggs and hot smoked salmon for a treat.
Porridge, with toast and marmalade!
I try to have something different for breakfast each day. The only item I would not eat at that time is....cheese.
Continental for me, can’t eat eggs, it’s usually toast and bacon for me.
Good morning. That's s good question and I think it depends on the time of the year for me. In the warm spring and summer days I love a continental breakfast in the garden sun coming up. Plenty of coffee. But as the weather cools porridge works. But Sundays this time of year can't beat a good fry up. Well 40 years in the building trade it's in my DNA. Stay safe happy and well all. John
Porridge every day with a nice cup of tea.
Hmmmmm, my go to breakfast is mashed avocado on toast with Worcester sauce.But all time favourite is a full English with black pudding, which I only have a couple of times a year.
I’ve recently discovered peanut butter and jam on toast too....using meridian peanut butter so still kid myself it’s healthier...😀😀
A little of what you fancy.
Tea is always black with a splash of lemon juice.
I like everything as long as it is accompanied by a large cappuccino!Sopsc
I prefer cookies with a nice tea or with croissants like a french)
Mainly porridge with milled seeds and goji berries, or a banana on top.
Or oatiflakes with blueberries or dried raisins and cranberry mix on top
I ate too much gluten and porridge for decades - and now I have gluten and oat intolerance.I usually eat cereal-free gluten-free buckwheat muesli, full-fat yoghurt, cream, bananas, and an orange. This is a lot of calories - but I usually only eat two meals a day. In an hotel, I would follow this with a smoked fish course and a traditional English breakfast!
Half the year on Rice crispy type cereal , next month it's back onto porridge .On holiday it's a cooked English breakfast. 😁
Jo. 😊
Fresh pressed coffee and Biscotti.
(US) My go-to breakfast is 1/2cup old fashioned rolled oats soaked overnight in the fridge ( “muesli”) in 2/3 cup almond milk seasoned with a scoop of whey powder (for yummy flavor and protein). This basic recipe is so very flexible: If you’d like a warm breakfast, nuke it in the microwave for 30 seconds or so. If not, cold is very refreshing.For variety, add a bit of ground cinnamon, nuts, berries, or fruit (such as banana) before serving. Oats have soluble and insoluble fiber and lend themselves to a variety of treatments. No, I don’t own stock in any oat-related endeavor 😁. Don
usually toast with pate, as I can't eat much sugar. For a special brunch American blueberry pancakes with crispy bacon and maple syrup.And I do like a hotel buffet or English breakfast, sums up being on holiday for me, having someone put an extravagant breakfast in front of you!
Porridge (with fruit and seeds/nuts). Excellent for a healthy diet and to avoid gluten (that is far too present in our diets)
I usually do a breakfast bar. But if I do breakfast for dinner I like bacon eggs and hash browns. Pecan waffles are good to.
Toast sometimes, I rarely eat breakfast as I'm never hungry when I get up. Always have a cup of tea, cant drink much coffee but I occasionally make a cup of a nescafe sachet.
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