Breakfast

 








There really is porridge under there somewhere.

What do you eat for breakfast?

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  1. Fresh fruit and seedy bread.

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    1. Seedy bread sounds great. Supermarkets in UK are getting better on varieties of bread (when I came here it was white or wholemeal and both the consistency of a wet sponge). We live in a fairly deprived area made worse by supermarkets having put Al small independent business out of business - bakeries, butchers, green grocers, clothing retailers etc so choice might be a fine thing but it is only the cheapest choice they can find to sell on at eye watering profit.

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  2. Now yummy is that. I do like porridge for breakfast or anytime really. I make it from scratch not the instant stuff. And fresh blackberries is just a special treat

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    1. Agree. We used rolled oats and doak them in milk and water overnight.

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  3. Homemade muesli and fruit (blackberries in season - those ones look delicious)

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  4. Gail: muesli with natural yoghurt, banana and seasonal berries, all well soaked.
    Nobby: kibble, enlivened with a spoon full of wet dog food and sweet potato.

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    1. Mr B thinks F's breakfast has frog spawn on it (soaked chia seeds). Enlivened breakfast is essential don't you think Nobby? I like the idea of sweet potato. I used to put mashed pumpkin on my breakfast when I had some.

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  5. That looks so good! We usually have yogurt with fruit.

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  6. Hari Om
    Oh I love breakfast and will vary it all the way from similar to yours, through toast with Vegemite/cheddar and marmalade/eggs scrambled or poached, various fruit mixture, up to things more like brunch, with bacon, eggs, beans, tomato... I agree with the above that the bread has to be the best available (on my budget), and have found Lidls own seeded farmhouse to fit the slot. A good brekkie sees one through a good part of the day! YAM xx

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  7. That sure looks good and fresh and tasty . Not for me anymore. Mine is a pile of scrambled eggs with cheese and lots of real butter. I'm eating animal based.

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  8. That sure looks good and fresh and tasty . Not for me anymore. Mine is a pile of scrambled eggs with cheese and lots of real butter. I'm eating animal based.

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  9. That's the sort of porridge himself eats, more like pudding than anything else, followed by poached egg on sourdough toast.

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  10. I would love to eat this bowl, it would cover the taste of the oatmeal. If I ate it i would be in pain and distress for 24 hours. I love berries and i can eat them but they must be blended in the bullet. I eat french bread different ways. peanutbutter and orange marmalade or cheese for cheese toast, peanut butter and maple syrup toasted in oven, i occasiaonly eat 1 egg on the french bread, it has to be hidden under cheese or catsup. IBS diet I can eat some cereal but not the milk that makes it edible. soy milk is gaggy on cereal

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