Sausage in your eggs, milk in your tea!

I tend to eat omelettes or scrambled eggs with things added to them far more often than plain scrambled eggs. I usually put cheese in them at least, and often add things like tomatoes, green peppers, and onions. As for tea, ite depends on the type of tea. I like black tea often much the same way as coffee... with milk and sugar in it. However, green tea I take with honey, as well as most herbal teas. And there are some teas at my local tea shop that I don't add anything at all too, because they're perfect as they are. If I'm trying a new type of tea, I always try it plain before I add anything to it, just to find out what it really tastes like. I'm a pretty big tea fan in general in case you couldn't tell. lol

I mix in cheese and ham with my eggs, because I like nothing better than an omelette, sometimes I put a bit of pepper and milk in to. I never have milk in my coffee. Do you know the best eggs I like? The chocolate variety that you get next weekend with lots of sweeties inside!

Oh..there are many things that you can put into your eggs..to add a little taste or zip..I always put a sprinkle of oregano into my eggs..It is really a good pick up especially for those who can't have salt...;) I also like to take a baked potato I have stored..or I bake one quickly in the micro..and then I dice it up and put it in my scrambled eggs.. I always put along with my sprinkle of oregano a slice of american cheese..mmmmmm that makes the eggs taste so much better;)+

i always eat sausage and egg together as it tastes better than scrambled egg alone. as for tea i always have milk and sugar inside it. i cant drink it if theres no milk. i really dont like black tea its got a dirty taste.

I love sausage in my eggs. I also love to chop up onions, bell pepper, and some of my daddy's homemade spicy salsa. But my favorite way to eat scrambled eggs is with lots of pepper and ketchup. I don't care for the milk in my tea. I use splenda in my coffee, but do not like the taste of tea made with it.

I like all types of things in my eggs to make them better. My favorite though is cheese. I don't think that i could eat eggs with out it. Since i really don't like eggs all that much anyways. But i don't really like anything my tea but sugar and may be a little honey. In my coffee i put creamer and sugar those are the only things i put in my coffee of course i if i go to a coffee shop then i have them put like chocolate syrup in it or carmel syrup which is really good.

I add all kinds of things to eggs. In fact my friends and family ask me to make my breakfast dish "shipwreck". It is a combination of egg, potato, sausage, onion, green pepper, cheese and ham. As far as the tea goes, if it is hot tea I like it with cream and sugar. If it is iced tea I like it to be plain, no lemon or sugar.

i usually add a few rings of onion and sliced hotdogs into my scrambled eggs and they really taste good!

for egg omelet i usually saute chopped onions and garlic in butter then add ground pork and soy sauce then cooked for few minutes then mix into the meat the beaten eggs and cook well. great with steam rice and glass of fresh milk for breakfast. other options i usually add with my scrambled egg are tomatoes and onions with slices of Libby's sausage. a good breakfast with toasted garlic bread or onion bagel and a piece of banana. a cup of tea with milk and honey is great. i love milktea with ice as i usually use fresh milk or the evaporated milk and honey as the sweetener.

I have put pepperoni and onions in my eggs. You could add many kinds of meats to eggs. I used to make a mixture of eggs, turkey sausage, potatoes, and onion and put it in a burrito. I drink my coffee and tea plain. I used to put sugar and cream in my coffee, but now it tastes yucky if I do. Don't know how to pronounce tormatoes.

There is almost no limit as to what you can add to eggs. As many said, sausage, ham, cheese, onions, peppers (I like the jalepenos), just about anything you could imagine. I love omelettes but don't get them very often.

Breakfast burritos! Mix sausage, green bell peppers, a little taco seasoning, onions in a scrambled eggs, then put it in a tortilla and roll it up. Best when eaten hot. You can also add salsa and sour cream and cheddar jack cheese to it.

I have never mixed them together but I have with the bacon and eggs. It sounds like the sausage and eggs will taste good as for tea i just leave it as is.

I always put milk and sugar in my tea to make it more tasty these days I try to put tomato slices,cheese,lingonberry jam and saucage slices in my bread,and i found it taste good!

I like scrambled eggs and sausages mixed into it is a very good idea, but I would also use tomato sauce with the egg to taste fantastic... also with tea i always mix milk and sugar... i can't take tea without milk and sugar...

I like scrambled eggs with tomatoes, also fried potatoes, or fried potatoes and onions, or fried potatoes, onions and tomatoes, sometimes green peppers too and salt, pepper, and garlic

That sounded really good why didnt you invite me? LOL I always put milk in my tea. And when Im scrambling my eggs I put alittle milk in them too. And I say Tomatoes and you say tomawto.

well the way i make egg is that i like omlets and egg curry. I like to mix tomato,onoin...sometimes garlic along with the egg paste...However i would like to make coffe especially with milk and sugar....

With my scrambled eggs I usually grind up sausage and cook it with it, and I also load it with franks red hot, the greatest hot sauce in the world. I also smother it in cheese. My usual method is to load it with the hotsauce before i cook it, and mix it in. Giving the eggs a reddish tint. This allows the hotsauce to cook with the egg, bringing out the flavor even more. I usually add a bit more with the cheese, when it's almost done cooking. Then when there done throw some on top. Put it in a tortilla shell or wrap it in some toast, and you've got a great, tangy, somewhat spicy breakfast.

That acutly kinda sounds good right now except the tea I don't really like tea that much.