#128

Forgot about the museli bar!

#129

beans: commonly found on a fry up
toast: definitely a breakfast food, also an anytime food

beans + toast = breakfast, but also anytime food

also beans on toast is pretty nutritious and probably way better for you than 99% of breakfasts

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#130

I now have 2 x museli bar related ear worms - neither of which really scan properly

#131

it’s part of a full English so it quite clearly is

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#132

Thank you Nicola.

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#133

Absolutely no problem Antonio.

#134

I normally have a yoghurt and a cup of tea in work. Occasionally some orange juice too.

At weekends I’d normally make bacon and eggs. Need to learn how to poach.

#135

browns

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#136

smooth is criminal

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#137

wait a minute

@anon5266188 you have water with your cornflakes? instead of milk?

#138

No and if he says yes then he’s a filthy liar

#139

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#140

Full English on a brioche bun

#141

I have done this before (when I was taking meds I couldn’t have dairy with) and it’s not nearly as bad as you think it’s going to be

#142

in a tortilla wrap

#143

That or kedgeree with a nice mug

#144

don’t eat breakfast. coffee and a cig.

obviously I’ll eat a full English, but would prefer it to be around 11 in the morning.

#145

turkish breakfasts are obviously king too.

#146

^this

#147

Don’t generally have breakfast outside of a black coffee, but when in the right situation (say, a hotel with a good buffet), I can really go to town.

Start off with a bowl of cereal, ideally something ridiculous and sweet like Wheetos, but will settle for fruit and fibre or similar.

Then a full English, bacon, sausage, scrambled eggs, buttered toast (white), fried bread, mushrooms, maybe some beans, hold the tomatoes.

Then a couple of those mini danish pastries, perhaps a yoghurt.

All washed down with orange juice and black coffee.

(Alternatively, I do like avocado on toast #millenniallife)