Breakfast

Thanks for your response freesoul!

Oh, that doesn't sound like my kind of breakfast. LOL I'm such a picky eater. Plus, I like something that's quick and easy to prepare. I can take more time for breakfast on the weekends, but during the week, I need something quick cuz I just don't have time in the mornings to prepare anything.

Sounds like you like a good cooked breakfast! Have you ever tried a "Full English" breakfast? I'll try to remember everything that goes into it - it's certainly substantial and delicious, and really sets you up for the day:toast & jam or porridge (like oatmeal), then bacon, eggs (fried, scrambled, boiled or poached), sausages, mushrooms, baked beans or grilled tomatoes. Some traditional extra components include grilled kidneys, black pudding, fried bread and kippers! When you have a full English breakfast, you don't need to (or want to) eat again until your evening meal. Oh and I forgot the drinks/fruit: tea or coffee, fruit juice, and half a grapefruit!

Yes, it does tend to be a special occasional type of breakfast, and some of its component parts are rather an acquired taste LOL! The basic version tends to be beans, egg, toast, bacon and sausages. Ah well, English food's not to everyone's taste, so enjoy your American breakfast foodstuffs! All the best :-)

Thanks for your contribution! All the best.

Thanks for another interesting and informative response ladymoonstone! The breakfast you describe sounds delicious and healthy. It is easy to miss breakfast when you're run off your feet, but brunch is always a good alternative, and by then you're generally hungry enough to eat a heartier meal anyway! Thanks for your response, and have a lovely day :-)

I've tried cold pizza for breakfast - if the pizza is a good quality one and doesn't have meat/spices on it, it's a very nice way to start the day! Thanks for sharing :-)

wah, I never took pizza for breakfast. I wonder what is the taste to eat pizza early in the morning. I bet I can skip the lunch if i eat the pizza for breakfast.

Thanks for your response! Coffee is always a must-have in our household first thing too. That fry-up sounds lovely too - and don't you find that coffee tastes even better and more coffee-beaney after baked beans? All the best and cheers again :-)

Thanks for your response sunshinelady! Have you ever tried oatmeal (porridge in England!) with brown sugar, loads of cinnamon and some raisins/sunflower seeds stirred in? It's a delicious variation, and is very healthy too! That combo works particularly well on freezing winter nights - real comfort food :-)

Ice-cream eh?! Very unusual, but each to their own! Is it just plain ice-cream, or do you go all out and make a sundae or a knickerbocker glory? Thanks for your response :-)

Sounds like you're a real brekkie person, and I must say that omelette sounds delicious and very healthy! I bet you feel like you can take on the world after that :-) Thanks for your answer, and all the best to you!

I think this is the case with most people nowadays, although you know, if you did eat breakfast before your early class, you'd probably be able to concentrate better! It kick-starts the brain as well as the body, and really does make a difference :-) Thanks for sharing!