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Poll Question : Which do you prefer for breakfast?
Choice Votes Statistics
Waffles (thumbs up) 5 9 %
Pancakes 11 20 %
S.O.S. aka creamed chipped beef on toast 6 10 %
Bagel 2 3 %
Omelette 21 38 %
Muffinssssss 0 0 %
Oatmeal 3 5 %
Nothing 2 3 %
Gerbil 5 9 %
Egg foo young - ewwwe 0 0 %
Total 55 100%

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Which do you prefer for breakfast?
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M1220 Offline
#101 Posted: Mon, Jan 19 2015, 3:56 PM EST
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Cannot remember the last time I had breakfast now that I think about this.....
DaQueenBeez Offline
#102 Posted: Tue, Jan 20 2015, 11:39 PM EST
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ZRX1200 wrote:
I'm eating pancakes and drinking coffee.

No sex this a.m.



Shameless flirting, that is...Shame on you
jetblasted Offline
#103 Posted: Wed, Jan 21 2015, 12:21 AM EST
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Butter is better for you. Butter has 3 ingredients, Margarin has 90.

So is Lard, for that matter. "If you can find it". I blame Proctor & Gamble for introducing that Crisco crap 100 years that turned people off from natural lard, to the science of modified foods.
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#104 Posted: Wed, Jan 21 2015, 12:24 AM EST
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Is not margarine basically veg oil + 89 other ingredients?I'm with old school butter such as we get in pa...very lil bs....
Thunder.Gerbil Offline
#105 Posted: Wed, Jan 21 2015, 12:50 AM EST
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jetblasted wrote:
Butter is better for you. Butter has 3 ingredients, Margarin has 90.

So is Lard, for that matter. "If you can find it". I blame Proctor & Gamble for introducing that Crisco crap 100 years that turned people off from natural lard, to the science of modified foods.



Butter has only one ingredient: cream.
Salt, which is optional, would be #2 when present.
What the heck is #3?

The blocks and tubs of lard on the shelf at the markets, at least around here, are hydrogenated and have preservatives added. Not a lot better than Crisco really. You'd have to render your own to avoid them - maybe a co-op market or real butcher shop might have natural lard, I've never looked.
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#106 Posted: Wed, Jan 21 2015, 1:04 AM EST
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Thunder.Gerbil wrote:
Butter has only one ingredient: cream.
Salt, which is optional, would be #2 when present.
What the heck is #3?

The blocks and tubs of lard on the shelf at the markets, at least around here, are hydrogenated and have preservatives added. Not a lot better than Crisco really. You'd have to render your own to avoid them - maybe a co-op market or real butcher shop might have natural lard, I've never looked.



I knew about the cream. If I make it myself I ever add salt. I'm also wondering what the other ingredient is.
Thunder.Gerbil Offline
#107 Posted: Wed, Jan 21 2015, 1:05 AM EST
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charliebarr wrote:
Is not margarine basically veg oil + 89 other ingredients?I'm with old school butter such as we get in pa...very lil bs....


Mass produced commercial margarine is an edible plant oil of some sort plus a bunch of other stuff, some worse than others, not sure if it's quite 90 ingredients, but there's a lot in there. If you make it yourself though, it's only a few ingredients and can be all natural.
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#108 Posted: Sun, Jan 29 2023, 12:34 PM EST
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Went back to eating only fruits for breakfast. Depending on when and how much, sometimes need a banana around 10:30 or so to hold me till lunch time.
corey sellers Offline
#109 Posted: Sun, Jan 29 2023, 12:37 PM EST
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Banana during workdays , weekends nothing
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#110 Posted: Sun, Jan 29 2023, 1:01 PM EST
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My favorite is biscuits and sausage gravy. My usual is one hard boiled egg before I run out the door
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#111 Posted: Sun, Jan 29 2023, 2:45 PM EST
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Chorizo omlette with Vidalia onions and green olives.
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#112 Posted: Sun, Jan 29 2023, 3:13 PM EST
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My favorite breakfast is 2 fried eggs 2 toast. If I’m on the run I’ll stop at Hardee’s for a bacon egg cheese biscuit. Best fast food breakfast I’ve ever found.
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#113 Posted: Sun, Jan 29 2023, 7:41 PM EST
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20 oz of black coffee, everyday


weird, but only eat breakfast when I'm away from home, on vacation, and it varies depending on where I am
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#114 Posted: Sun, Jan 29 2023, 7:46 PM EST
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Speyside2 wrote:
Chorizo omlette with Vidalia onions and green olives.

This sounds good.

delta1 wrote:

weird, but only eat breakfast when I'm away from home, on vacation, and it varies depending on where I am

I'm the same way. Don't normally eat breakfast. When I do it's typically 2 eggs scrambled, bacon, toast & home fries/hashbrowns, tall glass of OJ.
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#115 Posted: Mon, Jan 30 2023, 11:31 AM EST
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I'd much rather go with eggs and bacon than the stuff listed.

Coffee? That's regardless of whatever is on the menu. Death Wish and Cafe Bustelo FTW!
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#116 Posted: Mon, Jan 30 2023, 6:11 PM EST
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I make breakfast bowls out of potatoes, bell peppers, spicy sausage, and onion. I make enough for 10 servings and freeze them. Whenever I need a quick breakfast, I throw one in a toaster over for 15 minutes and throw an over-easy egg on top when it’s done and cut up some green onion to put on top.

I don’t meal prep often, but it really helps to have two weeks-worth of breakfast prepared when the semester gets busy.
Sunoverbeach Offline
#117 Posted: Mon, Jan 30 2023, 6:28 PM EST
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Too good for instant Ramen, eh? Kids nowadays
Brewha Offline
#118 Posted: Mon, Jan 30 2023, 6:53 PM EST
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Does a beer count as breakfast?

Asking for a friend….
MACS Offline
#119 Posted: Mon, Jan 30 2023, 7:06 PM EST
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Brewha wrote:
Does a beer count as breakfast?

Asking for a friend….


If you're on a fishing boat and you have it with a donut.
corey sellers Offline
#120 Posted: Mon, Jan 30 2023, 7:10 PM EST
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Or a cigar
MACS Offline
#121 Posted: Mon, Jan 30 2023, 7:13 PM EST
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corey sellers wrote:
Or a cigar


^That was a given.
Brewha Offline
#122 Posted: Mon, Jan 30 2023, 7:14 PM EST
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Solid advice.
corey sellers Offline
#123 Posted: Mon, Jan 30 2023, 7:14 PM EST
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Just making sure we are on the same page brother.
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#124 Posted: Mon, Jan 30 2023, 7:54 PM EST
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I usually just pick at dinner leftovers from the fridge or no food just a tall glass of iced tea.

If I'm making breakfast, taters n eggs with veggies and some sort of meat. Sub rice for taters if there's cooked rice in the fridge.

Yesterday I had leftover ribs. Day before was leftover pizza. Today was rice, onions, bell peppers, habaneros, cilantro, tomato, cheese, bacon, shredded rib meat, eggs, and hot sauce. Tomorrow will probly be leftover flautas.
rockmiesterr Offline
#125 Posted: Sat, Feb 11 2023, 9:33 PM EST
Joined: 01-15-2023
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I'll go with the waffles then pork.......
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