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Since I'm hungry and Love breakfast. Whats your perfect breakfast and dont hold back, I'm buying.

Pizza.

Seriously.

Since I'm hungry and Love breakfast. Whats your perfect breakfast and dont hold back, I'm buying.

Four or five White Castle's Sausage Egg and Cheese burgers with a large coffee. Tons of cream, no sugar, and I prefer a dome lid.

Alternatively, I'll hit McDonalds for a couple Egg McMuffins and an Extra Large Coke Zero with almost no ice.

An Omelette, filled with red and green bell pepper, chille peppers, onions, mushrooms, tomatoes, garlic, topped with cheese and special sauce --

http://www.painisgood.com/images/fullsize/sku1456.jpg

Plus sourdough toast, milk, piece of fruit and/or orange juice. For optimal results, ensure one's cooking oil is a decent Extra Virgin Olive.

A Tim Horton's Double Double with...anything else from Tim Horton's....

Ohio Gozaimatsu, (Probably bastardized Japanese for: "Good Morning")

Waffles;
Covered in what ever gets you going...
Blueberries and sour-cream is strangely satisfing.

With a bowl of seasonal miso, topped off with a cup of green tea which has had room-mates of big chunks of ginger and ginsing, sweetened with honey.

I would have that every day if i could. :)

Rafe

Fresh baguette with butter & jam, and fresh coffee is always good.

The perfect breakfast consists of Cinnamon Roll French Toast(That's where they split a cinnamon roll, and french toastify it. Words cannot describe... ), Corned Beef Hash and a hot buttered corn muffin with a big glass of pineapple juice.

The Greek Gods ate ambrosia because nobody invented cinnamon roll french toast yet. *nod*

A tomato bagel smothered in butter and drowning in bleu cheese.

- 3 Pancakes with choice of topping, preferably strawberries, but anything tasty works.
- Hash Browns with lots of salt and pepper.
- Bacon, ideally hickory smoked, but that's not always an option.
- Orange Juice, no pulp please.
- Coffee, preferably with sugar and milk, but I'll take what I can get.

Order that when eating breakfast at a restaurant...it's supremely satisfying and nearly impossible for even the greenest of cooks to screw up.

Sex, croissants and orange juice ;)

Free.

or, Breakfast burrito with everything.

or, waffles with eggs over easy, bacon, linguisa, hash browns, and some fruit.

Food. I'm not big on breakfast really. If it's edible it's good.

bacon egg and cheese on a croissant from Dunkin Donuts with a large French Vanilla coffee, light and sweet

Potato skins stuffed with scrambled eggs topped with bacon and cheddar cheese, with a side of homefries

Blueberry cream cheese-stuffed french toast, again with a side of homefries

a bowtie doughnut from Dunkin

choose to go back to bed?

failing I always prefer chili in the morning with a glass of mango juice to spite everyone who likes orange juice

oatmeal with banana slices... and a couple of eggs :) perfect diet if you want to do fitness

oatmeal with banana slices... and a couple of eggs :) perfect diet if you want to do fitness

raw eggs are the reason Pandas refuse to have offspring

Sleep. Who the fuck would want to be up before noon anyways?

sausages, hash browns (and lots of em), baked beans, fried egg, french toast, crispy bacon, and a brioche with nutella to finish :)

pretty standard stuff, but i love it. especially the hash browns.... mmm...

pretty standard stuff, but i love it. especially the hash browns.... mmm...

really they should be called meth browns especially with brown sauce and/or after a night out

noodles and meat in a light broth. just as quick and mindlessly easy as all that sweet and or greasy crap most people seem to think their first meal of the day has to be.

that's my favorite and usual, especially when i'm by myself and making it for myself.

shrooms or tuna or a number of other high protien things can substitute for the meat too. just mainly the protien and the flavor to get me going.

and of course then, maybe some kind of desert for it, like cerial with chocklet, milk and a little coffee on it.

oh all sorts of other things are ok too.

i like as diverse and interesting a meal to start the day with, even more so, then what most people end it with.

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A decent bowl of cereal for starters, usually Bran Flakes, accompanied by a glass of fresh fruit juice, preferably orange. After that, a selection of French pastries, and to end it, a nice mug of Lady Gray tea. Lovely.

2 sossages fried egg Black pudding Hash Browns Baked Beans Mushrooms Toast and Tea Mugs of tea

Sleep. Who the fuck would want to be up before noon anyways?

the question was what do you prefer for your first meal of the day. what time of day, or night, you have it is of no pertinence.

break fast, breakfast, first meal after the fast of sleeping, i.e. one's first meal of the 'day'. day, one's own wake cycle, whatever it may be in relation to possitions of astronomical objects or anyone else's perceptions.

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Denver omelet, country fried potatoes, English muffin with butter and orange marmalade, fresh squeezed orange juice, Kona coffee freshly ground and brewed.

Or

Asparagus frittata, fresh grapefruit, Kona coffee freshly ground and brewed.

Steak and eggs and eggs and steak,
that's what you should have for breakfast.
Steak and eggs and eggs and steak,
just makin' sure you heard.

Cheese grits with crumbled-up bacon and green onions on top, corned beef hash with feta cheese, two eggs over medium, 4 slices of rye toast, a cup of coffee and a glass of grapefriut juice.

Denver omelet, country fried potatoes, English muffin with butter and orange marmalade, fresh squeezed orange juice, Kona coffee freshly ground and brewed.

Or

Asparagus frittata, fresh grapefruit, Kona coffee freshly ground and brewed.

well someone has fancy tastes don't they?

If i have time for breakfast i'll probably have museli, with a cup of tea.

My ideal breakfast is, welsh rarebit, with sausages, beans.

sausages, hash browns (and lots of em), baked beans, fried egg, french toast, crispy bacon, and a brioche with nutella to finish :)

pretty standard stuff, but i love it. especially the hash browns.... mmm...

QFT. I dooooo like eggy bread!:D mmm

A proper English breakfast - beans, fried egg, sausage, bacon, hash brown, black pudding and fried bread. With a cup of tea to wash it down.

However, as I don't wish to suffer a heart attack, it's usually a bowl of cereal or toast.

I regularly have beans on toast. Best after a hangover.

I regularly have beans on toast. Best after a hangover.
Is this what you are describing?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/northyorkshire/students/cheap_eats/images/beans_on_toast_270.jpg
It's going to be a long time before I eat breakfast in the UK.

Is this what you are describing?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/northyorkshire/students/cheap_eats/images/beans_on_toast_270.jpg
It's going to be a long time before I eat breakfast in the UK.
:p

That is indeed what I am describing.

There anything wrong with that? Admittedly, its isn't gourmet and I doubt you'd be offered that at a high class restuarant or hotel, but it is quick, easy and very filling. Ketchup, brown sauce or Worchestershire sauce can be added for taste.

Its tough, but I imagine something simple. Like a blueberry muffin with an egg or two.

Pizza.

Seriously.
I kind of agree with that. There was a fair few times last year when I had "breakfast pizza", or leftover pizza which had been bought the previous night after returning from being out and getting pissed.

At University, breakfast pizza for me. Nothing better than finishing off last night's midnight Meat Feast to soak up the leftover ethanol.

At home, something a bit more involved. Living in the UK with parents from the Southern USA, my ideal home breakfast consists of bacon, eggs, beans, sausage, biscuits, gravy and sometimes a bit of grilled mushroom. Good times.

I am far, far too drunk to catalogue my ideal breakfast. Spelling requires supreme effort, however, it would involve bacon, sausages and, naturally, eggy bread.:)

Although I'm huge on french toast (mmmm), a 24 hour diner type thing near my house has a $2.99 breakfast special that is 2 pancakes, sausage/bacon, toast, and eggs any way you want them with juice and coffee. I don't know how they do it, but at 3 in the morning after I've been out all night i could care less :)

and, naturally, eggy bread.:)
Eggy bread is ftw.

As for me, a full English breakfast (minus the black pudding, thanks). However, since I don't fancy getting heart disease, I usually opt for a croissant or some cereal.

bacon, poached egg, fried tomato and black pudding in a large muffin. i had one when i was really really stoned at edinburgh airport before going through security. best breakfast i can remember. actually, i think it had omlette in it, but poached egg would have been better.

the question was what do you prefer for your first meal of the day. what time of day, or night, you have it is of no pertinence.

break fast, breakfast, first meal after the fast of sleeping, i.e. one's first meal of the 'day'. day, one's own wake cycle, whatever it may be in relation to possitions of astronomical objects or anyone else's perceptions.

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.../\...Ok, so I am either at school or work so it is Mr Sub or Chicken/Turkey/Roast Beef wraps -- pretty much the best that is available at either place. Well the wraps aren't the best thing we sell as I work at a grocery store, the wraps are convenient. If it is dinner (which happens on the rare days I work a closing shift), I would have to say butter chicken with rice and some vegetable like asparagus or beans. It is one of the few times I will happily eat rice.

Has to be an Ulster Fry.

Bacon, sausages, eggs, soda bread, potato bread, and possibly some mushrooms. Brilliant.

A little bit of everything! Some scrambled eggs, maybe a soft boiled egg for dipping, a couple sausages, a few strips of tender bacon, some whole wheat toast with a little blackberry jam, some hashbrowns, maybe a pancake, a light salad, some yogurt, fresh fruit, sweetend oatmeal with raisins ^-^ and Orange juice!

Fry up :D Bacon, egg, sausages, black pudding, mushrooms, tomatoes, baked beans, hash browns, tea and toast. (I usually drink coffee, but its got to be tea with a fry up. I used to go to this 24 hour greasy caff where they make the tea with high pressure milk from the espresso machine. Its strangely good and restorative :p)

cant beat the british fry up

sausages eggs bacon beans mushrooms fried bread bubble and squeak hash browns black pudding and a nice hot mug of tea...im off to get one now ;)

Milk tray and champagne, served in bed by Clive Owen!

Depending on days, I range from just a cup of black tea (or black coffee) to the full monty.

I would call a "full monty" breakfast something like this:

appetiser: a glass of fruit juice and a bowl of yoghurt with honey
entrée: butter, salt and black pepper on a slice of black bread
first course: dry-cured ham or Milanese salame and butter on black bread
main course: selection of at least 3 different types of cheese on black bread
dessert: marmalade and peach jam on white bread, honey and butter on black bread, black tea, fruit salad if available

Most days, I have no taste for breakfast, not becoming hungry until I've been up for four hours or so. I drink lots of tea with milk.

This morning, very unusually, I cooked some porridge with nuts and dried fruit in it. I woke up hungry because I skipped dinner last night.

Rich breakfasts, with lots of fat and protein, sometimes tempt me but rather than "getting me going" they just stun me. Might as well just go back to bed ...

At home, something a bit more involved. Living in the UK with parents from the Southern USA, my ideal home breakfast consists of bacon, eggs, beans, sausage, biscuits, gravy and sometimes a bit of grilled mushroom. Good times.
What are biscuits in this case, if I may ask?

I don't imagine you mean Rich Tea or Ginger Nut.

It's impossible to pick a 'perfect' breakfast, I say, because you can't make a simple choice between sweet and savory foods. Both are good when you're in the mood. :)

If I have to get up early:
Arabica coffe or Lady/Earl Gray leaf tea with lots of cream and demerara sugar.

If I feel hungry for sweets:
Pan Speziale (Italian honey bread) or Ceske buchty z makem (Czech muffins with poppy seed filling) and Arabica coffe or Lady/Earl Gray leaf tea with lots of cream and demerara sugar.

If I feel the need for salty:
Ryby Peprenky with sunflower bread and Arabica coffe or Lady/Earl Gray leaf tea with lots of cream and demerara sugar.

If it's particularly late when i get up:
Utopenci or stuffed Hermelin with pickles and beer. Also can be panino with speck and brie and a glass of wine.
A cup of Arabica coffe or Lady/Earl Gray leaf tea with lots of cream and demerara sugar on top of that.

Yeah, i do need my coffeine after waking up.

Since I'm hungry and Love breakfast. Whats your perfect breakfast and dont hold back, I'm buying.

Either the traditional fried eggs with bacon and toast, or some nice pancakes.

Sex.
And after that, a big plate with beans, sausages, bacon, 2 hash browns, 1 fried egg with lots of toast and lots and lots of tea with sugar and milk.
Perfection :)

:p

That is indeed what I am describing.

There anything wrong with that? Admittedly, its isn't gourmet and I doubt you'd be offered that at a high class restuarant or hotel, but it is quick, easy and very filling. Ketchup, brown sauce or Worchestershire sauce can be added for taste.
Maybe it's just a lack of familiarity, but it just doesn't look like breakfast.

What are biscuits in this case, if I may ask?

I don't imagine you mean Rich Tea or Ginger Nut.

i was going to ask that, too... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biscuit

it was weird being served those with fried chicken in new york... i wasn't really sure why it was there on my plate :confused:


Is this what you are describing?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/northyorkshire/students/cheap_eats/images/beans_on_toast_270.jpg
It's going to be a long time before I eat breakfast in the UK.

bad photo, but beans on toast is a classic! a bit of butter on the bread, pour over with hot beans, and its just yummy :)


Maybe it's just a lack of familiarity, but it just doesn't look like breakfast.
for me beans on toast is more of a lunch thing, but put some scrambled egg on the side and it instantly becomes breakfast

i was going to ask that, too... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biscuit

it was weird being served those with fried chicken in new york... i wasn't really sure why it was there on my plate :confused:
From what the article says, they appear to be more like scones, which still aren't a savoury thing in my book.

I just made homemade chocolate chip pancakes and I went a wee bit overboard on the chocolate chips. Little Goofball doesn't seem to mind. :)

Toast, sausage, bacon, half an egg, baked beans, couple of slices of black pudding.

Unfortuately, I'm a vegetarian. :p

While I was visiting my folks over the holidays, my mom made me an omelette of three eggs, half a tomato, and half an avocado, with a little bit of cream cheese melted in and whipped up with the eggs.

It was not the perfect breakfast because there was not enough of it.

Full English, obviously.

Fried egg, sausage, fried bread, beans, bacon, hashbrowns if you're into that, brown sauce and black pudding, with a pint of tea.

Mmm.

Is this what you are describing?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/northyorkshire/students/cheap_eats/images/beans_on_toast_270.jpg
It's going to be a long time before I eat breakfast in the UK.
Aye, that's a particularly bad version thereof, with what appears to be Tesco Value Beans on Tesco Value Bread.

Actually, you want some decent Heinz stuff on top of some Burgen, with a sprinkling of cheese on top.

From what the article says, they appear to be more like scones, which still aren't a savoury thing in my book.

Think scones, but less cake-y. They are definitely more savoury, and are generally used to mop up excess gravy.

I just made homemade chocolate chip pancakes and I went a wee bit overboard on the chocolate chips. Little Goofball doesn't seem to mind. :)

Hey, same here. Too bad I only had less than a 1/4 a bag of chocolate chips left (so they weren't very chocolaty), due to my roommate and I eating most of them beforehand.

Wow, there certainly is a lot of difference between you all and some of the same, but I just didn't get the impression that you were going all out.

My perfect breakfast is two eggs benedict : one german style w/ braunschwieger schmeared on a english muffin with black forrest ham and a perfectly poached egg with a combo of gouda and brie cheese covered in jalapeno hollendaise sauce. The other one with being a maine special : english muffin with lobster,poached egg,canadian bacon covered in hollendaise topped with sea salt. a nice side of fresh fruit and homefries that are cooked well with lots of onions, a big french press of french roasted coffee, fresh squeezed OJ mixed with grapefruit and a bottle or two of champange, add a nice woodstove and the paper.

I also like heuvos rancheros and french pastries but not together.

boy I can't wait for lunch and don't get me started on dinner.