What is for breakfast

[street]

I like to eat fish for breakfast but I don't have any at this time. I hope to catch some this fall for the winter. I love them with toast for some change up for the winter months.

 

[FIREd]

Butter and jam on a half baguette plus a cup of tea or a bowl of café au lait.

 

[Dawg52]

Today I had a banana, french toast and coffee. I mix it up tho. Sometimes cereal with blueberries, bacon and eggs, yogurt and maybe just a protein bar. Not a big oatmeal fan but get more in the mood for it during the winter.

 

[dtbach]

eggs over easy, home made sage breakfast sausage and toast. Coffee of course too.

 

[nash031]

I'm still w*rking, so generally one of three things if I'm making it at home:

Coffee - always, with heavy cream.

Option 1: Homemade overnight oats
- 2/3 cup full-fat greek yogurt
- 1/3 cup whole milk
- 1/2 cup blueberries
- 1/2 cup raw oats
- a few raisins
- 1-2 TBSP honey
- 1+ TBSP chia seeds

Mix in a jar (I use old pickle jars), and cover. Let sit in fridge overnight.

Option 2: Dressed up oatmeal
- Raw oats + enough water to cover - cook 90s on high in microwave
- Add brown sugar or honey, walnuts, berries, a few raisins, chia seeds, and cinnamon.

Usually do this with a glass of whole milk for fat + protein.

Option 3: Bacon and eggs (weekends)
- thick cut bacon
- 3 eggs scrambled, over diced avocado topped with chunky salsa
- 1/2 or whole bagel depending on my workout
- fruit - berries or grapes

 

[Lakedog]

Usually 2-3 eggs, bacon, black coffee, fruit (banana or berries). Sometimes just coffee but followed by an early lunch.

 

[Rianne]

I grind coffee beans and make very strong cappuccino. Always have 4 fruits, whatever is in season or available and fair price/over high fiber cereal with 2 TBS of deluxe mixed nuts/sunflower seeds and pepitas seeds, unsalted. Milk. Unless we go out for breakfast.

 

[GravitySucks]

Coffee.
Most days I'll have a smoothie made with spinach, strawberries, almond milk, yogurt, and water.
A couple times a week will be fried eggs, bacon (sometimes), and a slice of toast.
Road day s the hotel breakfast or Mickey Ds

 

[Bestwifeever]

Black coffee. Then a second cup. I’ve never been hungry in the morning, but skipping breakfast is a pretty unhealthy habit, so maybe once a month I have scrambled eggs out of guilt. DH has yogurt mixed with fruit and granola every morning. And coffee with skim milk.

 

[WhoDaresWins]

Usually oatmeal cooked with skim milk and topped with walnuts and berries. Occasionally shredded wheat and milk and a sliced banana or whole wheat toast with almond butter and jam. Once in a great while (when I can get the good stuff) it will be a toasted sesame bagel with Scottish smoked salmon, cream cheese, and a paper thin slice of onion. I also have a pot of chamomile tea even though I would prefer coffee. Rarely drink coffee anymore due to the acid and I'd rather control my diet than take medicine.

 

[CoolRich59]

Scrambled eggs almost every day; the DW usually mixes in bacon, ham, or veggies. Then I make myself a cup of coffee.

 

[txtig]

Coffee, a couple of Bloody Mary’s, glazed donuts or beignets with powdered sugar, biscuits and sausage gravy, eggs Benedict with extra hollandaise sauce, and a couple of slices of French Toast (heavy on the melted butter and maple syrup). Nah, just kidding. Only in my dreams.

Actual breakfast is usually a couple of eggs cooked with onions, peppers and mushrooms, served with either uncured nitrate/nitrite-free bacon or some of my homemade breakfast sausage and a fruit salad. I stopped eating store bought sausage due to all of the added chemicals. I’ve come to enjoy our actual breakfast, but still lust for all of the items I listed in my “dream” breakfast.

 

[brett]

Most days, except when traveling is a 1/2 grapefruit with a few blueberries on top. Two pieces (small) of over toasted eight grain bread. Plain-no butter. Once in a while I add the Kirkland natural peanut butter. Two or three cups of french roast coffee.

 

[HFWR]

Speaking of french toast, my grandmother (aka “Mamaw”) used to deep fry french toast. Delightfully crunchy, vs. the usual soggy.

Have seen versions of french toast using banana/pumpkin/zucchini bread, but haven’t tried myself. Maybe someday.

Frankly, I prefer waffles...

And always maple syrup!

 

[GravitySucks]

Love the occasional breakfast for dinner treat.
P&R: Breakfast preferences — Critical Commons

 

[Moemg]

I only eat two meals a day so breakfast is usually brunch and I might have an egg salad wrap or a salad with tuna fish .

 

[gretah]

I heard a new recipe I want to try for brunch this year after Thanksgiving.

Take leftover stuffing from Thanksgiving dinner and compact it a bit with hands then press into a waffle iron. Leave in iron just enough to warm it thoroughly.

Serve with a hot poached egg on top.

I love stuffing so I can't wait to try this next month!

 

[MRG]

I drop two or three vacuum sealed steaks into the sous vide bin in the morning at 130 degrees F. Around 1300, I either sear them in a cast iron or broil them on high for some color. If I do hamburgers, I will throw those on the grill as well. If DW, wants to eat steak or burgers, I make her one. If not (she's not a crazy carnivore like me) then I throw whats leftover into the refer to microwave for later. Occasionally, I will just throw a couple of pounds of ground beef in the skillet and brown it up to set in the refer. If wife wants spaghetti, I take a portion and warm it up in skillet with italian seasonings, bay leaves, tomato paste and water. If she wants tacos, I take a portion of ground beef, throw it in skillet add some salt, pepper, red pepper, cumin, and cilantro. Meal prep and shopping is way easy. I spend more time planning what DW and DS will eat than myself. My little six year old still eats a lot of garbage. Chips, goldfish, muffins, yogurt snacks, cheese snacks, etc. For me, I just buy steaks and ground beef on sale. Get home, vacuum seal and stick in the refer/ freezer. Wake up next day to same routine. No muss, no fuss. When I finally get them both converted to strictly carnivore, we will just be buying meat. Of course, that is challenging.

Thanks, I enjoy hearing how others eat.

Being a carnivore seems easy for shopping, I hate shopping. Since I shop and do all the cooking I'll suggest this to DW. What could go wrong?

 

[Lakewood90712]

Orange juice , wheat toast , coffee. Got to have energy to start the day right.

 

[Sanstar]

1 cup Silk Cashew Almond Protein milk, 1 scoop vegan pea protein vanilla flavor, 1 scoop brown rice vanilla protein powder, blueberries, banana; peach, nectarine or strawberries and a sprinkle on top of Kashi Go Lean cereal. 5 grams of sugar total, 50+ grams of protein. Occasionally add a handful of walnuts. That, plus a French press carafe of coffee and I’m done for 6 hours.