Breakfast foods...

Nibble · May 29, 2015

Normally I'll have granola, fruit all that dull stuff that's good for one, today I went out and I had The American Stack at a local restaurant. 6 pancakes layered with sausage, bacon, fried potato, fried egg . All swimming in maple syrup, with orders of orange and watermelon juices and pot of tea.
A rare treat but it got me thinking that some people eat that every day, some Americans for example.

Anyway, a) what's your normal breakfast and b) whats your treat breakfast?

pasty · May 29, 2015

a) Caffeine and nicotine

b) a + fry-up

Brian Fantana · May 29, 2015

Nibble said:
Normally I'll have granola, fruit all that dull stuff that's good for one, today I went out and I had The American Stack at a local restaurant. 6 pancakes layered with sausage, bacon, fried potato, fried egg . All swimming in maple syrup, with orders of orange and watermelon juices and pot of tea.
A rare treat but it got me thinking that some people eat that every day, some Americans for example.

Anyway, a) what's your normal breakfast and b) whats your treat breakfast?

Good thread.

My treat breakfast is exactly what you've just had this morning.

The normal? Either a fruit smoothie (homemade) or some porridge. Dull, dull, dull.

seagully · May 29, 2015

a) Poached eggs on brown toast or muesli

b) Full English with all the trimmings

Albion_Dave · May 29, 2015

A: Caffieine
B: No treat breakfast. I just cannot face eating first thing in the morning.

Nibble · May 29, 2015

Albion_Dave said:
A: Caffieine
B: No treat breakfast. I just cannot face eating first thing in the morning.

I used to be the same. Had to be up and about for about 3 hours before I got hungry, regular exercise, sleep and cutting down booze and my morning appetite returned. Couldn't eat today's every day though, I'd be dead b'now.

Bozza · May 29, 2015

Normal breakfast: single slice of wholemeal toast with Marmite.

Treat (generally Sunday) breakfast: Two Quorn sausages, mushrooms, grilled tomatoes, single slice of toast and scrambled egg. Still pretty healthy.

Holiday breakfasts, particularly in the States, can be monstrous efforts however. Example below: some sort of Mexican omelette and breakfast potatoes in a NYC diner last month. The photo doesn't do justice as to how large this was. I ate it all.

Prince Monolulu · May 29, 2015

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Badger · May 29, 2015

Normal: Bowl of cereal (at the moment I've got Weetabix and Corn Flakes in the cupboard)

Treat: Full English with as much as I can fit on my plate

Treat when in US/Canada: Stack of pancakes or French toast alongside bacon, eggs etc.

Thunder Bolt · May 29, 2015

1) 2 Weetabix with blueberries or grapes, half fat milk
2) Muesli with fresh fruit, then, bacon, fried egg sunny side up, grilled fresh tomatoes, mushrooms, a decent sausage, followed by toast (wholegrain) butter and marmalade.

Three years ago, I went on holiday to Spain where the breakfast was as much as you could eat, with a great variety of choice. I used to fill up with breakfast and then not need to eat again until the evening, when I had a meal in a tapas bar or restaurant with plenty of wine. I lost 4lb that week.

gregbrighton · May 29, 2015

Scrambled egg on toast or fried eggs and fried slice.

Nibble · May 29, 2015

Bozza said:
Normal breakfast: single slice of wholemeal toast with Marmite.

Treat (generally Sunday) breakfast: Two Quorn sausages, mushrooms, grilled tomatoes, single slice of toast and scrambled egg. Still pretty healthy.

Holiday breakfasts, particularly in the States, can be monstrous efforts however. Example below: some sort of Mexican omelette and breakfast potatoes in a NYC diner last month. The photo doesn't do justice as to how large this was. I ate it all.

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Quorn sausages are quite good I think, not a vegetarian but sometimes have them instead of meat ones cos I like the taste.

That looks tasty but huge.

Here was today's US stack

Herr Tubthumper · May 29, 2015

Coffee, croissant and The Guardian is my regular day-starter. Once I've had a black coffee and filed my head with the day's issues I feel ready to pontificate. Saturdays is a trip to Eins for scrambled eggs, ham, salad, bread, orange juice and coffee. I miss a full-English. I'd make my own but the sausages ain't the same and they don't do bacon here.

RandyWanger · May 29, 2015

Usually a home made berry smoothie or home made granola with fruit and yoghurt. Usually on weekends if I'm going out for a cycle I'll have something like scrambled egg and avocado on toast.
If I'm hung over it'll be a proper fry up or the Canadian classic pancakes, sweet bacon and maple syrup.
Now I'm hungry.

Nibble · May 29, 2015

Herr Tubthumper said:
Coffee, croissant and The Guardian is my regular day-starter. Once I've had a black coffee and filed my head with the day's issues I feel ready to pontificate. Saturdays is a trip to Eins for scrambled eggs, ham, salad, bread, orange juice and coffee. I miss a full-English. I'd make my own but the sausages ain't the same and they don't do bacon here.

I can imagine the odd tut from behind the rustling pages of The Guardian as you read all about it, Mrs Thumper patting you on the shoulder "yes dear, terrible dear". Then it's obviously on with the Leiderhosen and off out for a breakfast beer and curry wurst und Frit.

Herr Tubthumper · May 29, 2015

Nibble said:
I can imagine the odd tut from behind the rustling pages of The Guardian as you read all about it, Mrs Thumper patting you on the shoulder "yes dear, terrible dear". Then it's obviously on with the Leiderhosen and off out for a breakfast beer and curry wurst und Frit.

Pretty much! Plus a few hours to inform NSC where it's all going wrong.

Herr Tubthumper · May 29, 2015

Nibble said:
Quorn sausages are quite good I think, not a vegetarian but sometimes have them instead of meat ones cos I like the taste.

That looks tasty but huge.

Here was today's US stack

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That tea is the perfect colour!

Bozza · May 29, 2015

Nibble said:
Quorn sausages are quite good I think, not a vegetarian but sometimes have them instead of meat ones cos I like the taste.

That looks tasty but huge.

Here was today's US stack

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Bonus points from me due to the two varieties of fried potato products on the side. Well played fella, well played.

StonehamPark · May 29, 2015

A: Usually skip breakfast as I'm not hungry in the mornings. I do drink 2 liters of water and at least a pint of coffee all before 10am so that keeps me pretty full until lunch.
If I do have breakfast, it's typically a small-ish bowl of fruit granola.

B: Fry-Up (Eggs, bacon, sausages, hash browns, beans, toast etc) - Once per month at most.

Nibble · May 29, 2015

Herr Tubthumper said:
That tea is the perfect colour!

They do good, Fego in Cobham. Now, I'm no fan of the town but that restaurant is one of the finest places I've ever nibbled in, I'll give it that.

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