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KoS
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Posted: August 28 2008 at 04:47 |
HughesJB4 wrote:
The Antique wrote:
Jim Garten wrote:
I think one of my favorite
breakfasts though has to be the following (photo taken whilst on
holiday on a canal boat this year):
Now tell me that's not appetising
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this looks AMAZING. |
I second that notion.
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Figglesnout
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Posted: August 28 2008 at 04:40 |
Dunno if you guys across the ocean'll be able to answer this, but...
are there any especially good breakfast chains? not fast food.
EDIT: also, i second the seconded post above, and now I REALLY want some sausage links.
Edited by The Antique - August 28 2008 at 04:41
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Posted: August 28 2008 at 04:29 |
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Figglesnout
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Posted: August 28 2008 at 04:24 |
^^Isn't that dinner
Add some eggs and peppers to the mix and I'll call it breakfast.
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Posted: August 28 2008 at 04:22 |
Come to think of it, just give me a bottle of HP sauce and some fried mushrooms. That would be mighty fine...
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Posted: August 28 2008 at 04:22 |
Atavachron wrote:
if you have a way to cook an egg (any way; scrambled, hardboiled, whatever) you could just put a ham slice on one muffin half, the cooked egg on that, one of them single-slice cheeses on the egg, the other muffin half on top and pop the whole thing in any heat source, a toaster oven, microwave, frying pan, anything
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hmmmmm...but cooking he egg.
does leaving it out on the windowsill count
well, i could march down to the dining hall and bring an egg home with me...which could work.
now i just have to go buy all of those things...
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Atavachron
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Posted: August 28 2008 at 04:20 |
if you have a way to cook an egg (any way; scrambled, hardboiled, whatever) you could just put a ham slice on one muffin half, the cooked egg on that, one of them single-slice cheeses on the egg, the other muffin half on top and pop the whole thing in any heat source, a toaster oven, microwave, frying pan, anything
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Posted: August 28 2008 at 04:14 |
Atavachron wrote:
yes, my how this thing has grown, with people from all walks of PA Ben, ever made one of them egg/bacon/biscuit thingies at home? It's quite good, I usually do a McMuffin-style with an egg, cheese and ham on a toasted English muffin ...oh yeah
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Never done it, and now I'm going to have to find a way to do it.
You see, the problem is, I live in a dorm...
It's very difficult to cook for myself...but I WILL find a way, eventually....
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Figglesnout
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Posted: August 28 2008 at 04:13 |
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Posted: August 28 2008 at 04:12 |
^ ah yes, the light-and-lean breakfast
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Posted: August 28 2008 at 04:02 |
I think one of my favorite breakfasts though has to be the following (photo taken whilst on holiday on a canal boat this year):
Now tell me that's not appetising
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Posted: August 28 2008 at 03:59 |
yes, my how this thing has grown, with people from all walks of PA  Ben, ever made one of them egg/bacon/biscuit thingies at home? It's quite good, I usually do a McMuffin-style with an egg, cheese and ham on a toasted English muffin ...oh yeah
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Posted: August 28 2008 at 03:43 |
Blacksword wrote:
Well there's nothing like powerful stimulants to keep you going until lunchtime. They're far more effective than those bloody MullerRice things...  |
I know what you mean, Andy - I can never get them to light.
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Posted: August 27 2008 at 13:21 |
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Posted: August 27 2008 at 12:13 |
Radical change for breakfast today...
Cigarette and two coffees  - no wonder I've felt stuffed all day...
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Posted: August 27 2008 at 12:09 |
fandango wrote:
^^^I just can't believe how this thread has taken off.....
I can just seeing it reach 4000 posts, and we'll have to start a new one, 'cos we won't know what anyone's had for breakfast.... 
anyway...change of plan today....I moved to Shredded Wheat....shortly afterwards, I moved to the toilet....  |
Well, how do you think I feel after my bucket of Fruit & Fibre every morning. That gets things moving I tell you.
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Posted: August 27 2008 at 11:25 |
I have a friend who eats hot oatmeal with hot sauce.
or at least he used to.
confounds me, really.
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Posted: August 27 2008 at 11:22 |
I love to experiment with it...but sometimes, well....you don't want to mess it up that's for sure
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Figglesnout
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Posted: August 27 2008 at 11:18 |
OATMEAL is AWESOME.
I haven't had good oatmeal in so long...
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Posted: August 27 2008 at 11:12 |
I'm quite routine with my breakfast, but managed not to get tired of it yet. I just put a cup of oatmeal in boiling water and let it cook while I sit down at the computer: whether it becomes "oatmeal", porridge, or gruel, depends on how interesting the reading is  I try to mix up the extra's I put in...the staples are pure cocoa, bananas, blueberries, any dried fruits, protein powder (whey), cinnamon, and a fair bit of honey. No milk because my stomach would self destruct in the morning  So I'm a carb addict for sure: love cereals too, especially the one's that go well with fruits and nuts...maybe put some syrup or honey on 'em - good stuff.
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