What's For Breakfast...

[Fading Fast]

How does one follow those two post ⇧ with my yogurt and frosted mini-wheat cereal breakfast and not feel depressed.

 

[Touchofevil]

Coffee and a couple of pieces of pumpkin pie.
For now, that is.

 

[Touchofevil]

How does one follow those two post ⇧ with my yogurt and frosted mini-wheat cereal breakfast and not feel depressed.

And hungry as well.

 

[Fading Fast]

Coffee and a couple of pieces of pumpkin pie.
For now, that is.

Now that is a Fading Fast style breakfast when I allow myself to eat like I want to. I am 100% comfortable that, after this Thursday, pumpkin, coconut custard and / or pecan pie will be breakfast for several mornings.

 

[Touchofevil]

Now that is a Fading Fast style breakfast when I allow myself to eat like I want to. I am 100% comfortable that, after this Thursday, pumpkin, coconut custard and / or pecan pie will be breakfast for several mornings.

I by far prefer my normal breakfast, but it was a nice change. It is too sweet for me to eat on a daily basis. That being said, I did just finish up another big slice with another cup of coffee. Enjoy!

 

[Fading Fast]

I by far prefer my normal breakfast, but it was a nice change. It is too sweet for me to eat on a daily basis. That being said, I did just finish up another big slice with another cup of coffee. Enjoy!

I know I've told this before, so I be brief. Growing up, my mom - not a morning person - would let me eat anything for breakfast as long as (1) I got it myself, (2) ate it alone (i.e., didn't bother her) and (3) cleaned up myself.

So I ate sugared cereals, Entennmans, Hostess, Sara-lee, etc. cakes and left over desserts pretty much all the time for breakfast. Hence, to me, breakfast is sugar (other than Frosted Flakes and few others, no cereal is too sweet for me).

With Thanksgiving coming, and my now (usually) healthier eating rules loosened for the Holidays - pie for breakfast will be on the menu.

 

[dh66]

Pinto beans and chorizo with roasted green chile peppers. Just right on a cold Saturday morning.

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[3fingers]

I know I've told this before, so I be brief. Growing up, my mom - not a morning person - would let me eat anything for breakfast as long as (1) I got it myself, (2) ate it alone (i.e., didn't bother her) and (3) cleaned up myself.

So I ate sugared cereals, Entennmans, Hostess, Sara-lee, etc. cakes and left over desserts pretty much all the time for breakfast. Hence, to me, breakfast is sugar (other than Frosted Flakes and few others, no cereal is too sweet for me).

With Thanksgiving coming, and my now (usually) healthier eating rules loosened for the Holidays - pie for breakfast will be on the menu.

My mother was a morning person, but refused to do breakfast for us. I believe it stemmed from her childhood when breakfast was put on the table and you were forced to eat what was placed in front of you. She detested cooked oatmeal and consumed many bowls of it against her will.
We ate well the other meals of the day, but breakfast was a free for all where anything you could find was acceptable fare.

 

[Fading Fast]

My mother was a morning person, but refused to do breakfast for us. I believe it stemmed from her childhood when breakfast was put on the table and you were forced to eat what was placed in front of you. She detested cooked oatmeal and consumed many bowls of it against her will.
We ate well the other meals of the day, but breakfast was a free for all where anything you could find was acceptable fare.

My girlfriend thinks my upbringing was insane as there were a bunch of very non-conventional things going on in the house, but I believe it wasn't that crazy especially if we really knew what went on in many other houses. Other than that I like sugary breakfasts, I'm no worst for wear.

 

[3fingers]

My girlfriend thinks my upbringing was insane as there were a bunch of very non-conventional things going on in the house, but I believe it wasn't that crazy especially if we really knew what went on in many other houses. Other than that I like sugary breakfasts, I'm no worst for wear.

There really is no such thing as conventional. It is only our own experience that we have as a gauge of such things. That and what has been implanted into us as being normal by television and other sources. Like mental illness, which I believe we all have, it is a spectrum upon which we all have a seat.

 

[Bushman]

I had a couple powdered donuts from the breakroom at work this morning. I would have prefered chocolate, if only to avoid getting powdered sugar all over my black slacks.

 

[green papaya]

Ive been eating turkey sandwiches 5 days in a row until it's all gone

 

[Bushman]

Two egg McGriddles with a hashbrown.

 

[dh66]

Leftover pizza

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[3fingers]

Bowl of cornflakes, a banana and a scrap of leftover ham. And half a pot of coffee.

 

[Foch]

English muffin with peanut butter, strong coffee

 

[dh66]

Breakfast burritos - fried potatoes and eggs wrapped in flour tortillas topped with queso fresco and roasted green chiles. Hot black coffee and a cold glass of mango juice washed them down.

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[1mach1]

BLT on toasted rye

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[Fading Fast]

BLT on toasted rye

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Good man, no screwing around with "I'm slicing a banana into my healthy Cheerios and then pouring low-fat milk blah, blah, blah -" you had a real breakfast (I'm assuming with a nice layer of mayo on it).

 

[1mach1]

Good man, no screwing around with "I'm slicing a banana into my healthy Cheerios and then pouring low-fat milk blah, blah, blah -" you had a real breakfast (I'm assuming with a nice layer of mayo on it).

I'd say a very healthy layer of mayo

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