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Well....the supper thread has gotten to (almost) 100 pages.

Breakfast is widely considered the most important meal of the day.....

For me, I am on my third Black and Bull (Red Bull / Coffee----mixed)
 
That sounds gross.

I'm about to head to Tim Hortons for a large double-double and two bacon breakfast sandwiches.
 
I had a bowl of Quaker oatmeal -- brown sugar & maple flavored, with a tall glass of ice water.

Somewhere, Wilford Brimley smiles.
 
Protein mix with milk, banana. Usually, a bowl of cereal is involved. Sometimes, a bagel.
 
Chef said:
Well....the supper thread has gotten to (almost) 100 pages.

Breakfast is widely considered the most important meal of the day.....

For me, I am on my third Black and Bull (Red Bull / Coffee----mixed)

Eww, red bull and coffee.

I'm on my second travel mug-sized cup of coffee. And I hate a cup of dry honey nut cheerios on the way to work this morning.
 
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Trying to decide between a bowl of Kashi cold cereal topped with banana and blueberries.
and
Egg beaters & low-fat cheddar cheese with salsa on an <a HREF=https://westernbagel.com/cgi-bin/commerce.cgi?search=action&category=ALTB&keywords=all&template=products/TheAlternativeBagel.html>Alternative Bagel /a>
 
Four scrambed eggs with swiss cheese melted on top, then topped with salsa.
 
I've never liked breakfast. I like omelets, but that's it... I hate French toast. Pancakes sit in my stomach like a brick. There are very few cereals that fall in the middle of trying to blow out your colon or a box of sugar. Cheerios and Raisin Bran are the only I can even begin to stomach.
 
Mizzougrad96 said:
I've never liked breakfast. I like omelets, but that's it... I hate French toast. Pancakes sit in my stomach like a brick. There are very few cereals that fall in the middle of trying to blow out your colon or a box of sugar. Cheerios and Raisin Bran are the only I can even begin to stomach.

I'm exactly the opposite. If I go somewhere like a Diner where breakfast is served all day, I will without fail get french toast or something of the sort instead of a "normal" dinner.
 
Here's a question...

Are Pop-Tarts better right out of the box or toasted?
 
Mizzougrad96 said:
Ramen and a Coke Zero...

You sure you're not Mizzougrad07? :D

I'm with you: Not much of a breakfast fan. With my bizarre sleeping pattern, my first meal is often a bagel and a granola bar at 2 or so. (And I wonder why I can't get rid of this spare tire)

I do love waffles and french toast, just not at 10 or 11 in the morning. I often do what dreunc described: Order breakfast at some other time of day in a diner.
 
slappy4428 said:
Mayfly said:
Here's a question...

Are Pop-Tarts better right out of the box or toasted?
If they are chocolate and frosted, right out of the box...

Ditto with the frosted brown sugar and cinnamon.

Also, I have to drive to KC today to pick up a groomsman at the airport, then I'm driving on to the wedding site. I'm sure I'll pick up something out of town.
 
Pop-Tarts from the box.

I'm about to make a couple 96-percent-fat-free waffles. I have some sugar-free syrup somewhere...mmmmmm. :-\
 

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