Breakfast of choice?

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**Pimp-My-Hobo**

Porrige with Honey and literally just over a pint of Coffee!!

and if im feeling healthy poached eggs and broccoli

Hobo

**Soladrin**

Broccoli.. Ugh...

It tastes worse then it smells..

**Albatross**

What's all this 'Irish Breakfast Tea' business? Their tea comes from here, mostly.

I think it's named that way to appeal to that particular sector of the American public who would buy anything with the word 'Irish' attached to it.

Seriously, substitute the word 'haggis' for 'Irish Celt-mince' and you'd have a saleable product.

**Mannahnin**

When I was in Amsterdam as part of my honeymoon, our first breakfast was cold sandwiches from the brown cafe next door to the apartment we were renting on the prinsengracht, and our second breakfast was an enormous crepe with chocolate and coffee.

**FITZZ**

Pimp-My-Hobo wrote:Porrige with Honey and literally just over a pint of Coffee!!

and if im feeling healthy poached eggs and broccoli

Hobo

I have to admit to being a bit perplexed as to why our friends across the pond seem to enjoy eating side dishes ment for dinner as part of their breakfast.
Broccoli?
Beans?
...I just don't get it.

**Mannahnin**

Albatross wrote:What's all this 'Irish Breakfast Tea' business? Their tea comes from here, mostly.

I think it's named that way to appeal to that particular sector of the American public who would buy anything with the word 'Irish' attached to it.

Seriously, substitute the word 'haggis' for 'Irish Celt-mince' and you'd have a saleable product.

Probably true in both cases!

**Pimp-My-Hobo**

Hey hey hey lay off the broccoli, It is lovely stuff along with its tasteless friend cauliflower it makes a great breakfast!!

Seriously you should try it fills you up nicely too, only problem is finding the motivation to cook either at 4 in the morning

**Soladrin**

Hah, I'm currently listening to a song called cauliflower xD

**Pimp-My-Hobo**

See even the music world loves the tasteless white gold that is cauliflower

**FITZZ**

It's not that I don't enjoy Broccoli...or cauliflower,it's just that it never crossed my mind to have either for breakfast.

**KingCracker**

Eggs and toast or oatmeal seems to be what I usually eat these days.

**DA's Forever**

FITZZ wrote: It's not that I don't enjoy Broccoli...or cauliflower,it's just that it never crossed my mind to have either for breakfast.

Gotta agree with FITZZ seems.. strange, but then i am here in the US

**Chowderhead**

A cup of Chai tea and a Monster Energy drink.

Caffeine is my friend...

**DA's Forever**

I want you to look at your signature, Yeah thats me right now.

That alot of caffeine your ingesting there

**WarOne**

Instant Brown Sugar Oatmeat with hot water and Ovaltine chocolate mix.

Yum.

**DarkTraveler777**

I cannot focus if I do not eat breakfast and cereals do not stick with me so I go for hearty items like eggs, potatoes, and soy (in the form of breakfast patties or soy-chorizo). Ideally if I have enough time to cook before work I will make a breakfast burrito with egg white, chorizo and hashbrowns. With a little bit of cheese and salsa sprinkled in it is substantial enough to keep me satisfied until lunch and tastes like pure joy.

**DA's Forever**

Ovaltine is the best.

**Chowderhead**

DA's Forever wrote:I want you to look at your signature, Yeah thats me right now.

That alot of caffeine your ingesting there

Caffeine=good.

Good for mind body and AAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH *crash*

**Perkustin**

A cup of milky instant coffee and a cigarette in the car. I love tea but for me it is an afternoon or evening drink.

**Amaya**

steak and eggs or biscuits and gravy

Too bad I eat cold cereal anymore.

**DA's Forever**

Amaya wrote:steak and eggs or biscuits and gravy

Too bad I eat cold cereal anymore.

Another one that strikes me an odd breakfast choice

**Amaya**

DA's Forever wrote:
Amaya wrote:steak and eggs or biscuits and gravy

Too bad I eat cold cereal anymore.

Another one that strikes me an odd breakfast choice

I could live on meat, chease, bread and just enough veggies to keep me regular.

**Avatar 720**

If today was anything to go by, then it's a Morrisons Medium Red Salmon and Cucumber sandwich, a cup of tea and a Rice Krispies Square bar.

**Melkhiordarkblade**

Full english breakfast.

It's the high point of my week.

I love Sunday mornings.

**GazzyG**

FITZZ wrote: It's not that I don't enjoy Broccoli...or cauliflower,it's just that it never crossed my mind to have either for breakfast.

I'm English and believe me, it's never crossed my mind to have broccoli for breakfast either! It takes allsorts lol.

Melkhiordarkblade wrote:Full english breakfast.

It's the high point of my week.

I love Sunday mornings.

Good man!

**mattyrm**

When I was in longbeach I used to get an omlette from Roscoes chicken and waffles about 4 days a week.

These days I have a cup of tea and a cliff bar!

**Duce**

Ulster Fry, like the full English but less refined but more man-roar-worthy. Love the soda and potato bread

**Armorum Ferrum**

Earl Gray, Cigarette and iphone forum surfing whilst taking the 1st dump of the day

**Corpsesarefun**

Coffee most days.

**Mr Mystery**

Couple of ciggies, and a cuppa. Tea, not Coffee.