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Old 11-07-2014, 01:27 PM   #21
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1/2 cup oatmeal
2 tsp ground flax seed
1 cup frozen berries
1 cup water
Mix all in bowl, microwave for 2 minutes, stir, microwave again for 30-60 sec.

That's what I have everyday. It's fast/easy and healthy, and tides me over to lunch most of the time.
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Old 11-07-2014, 01:32 PM   #22
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Repetition is so boring. I use the Gourmet Epicurian Connoisseur's Meal Generator to design a unique menu for every breakfast.
Right. So you're going to hoof it down to Trader Joe's in your dressing gown to pick up the exotic ingredients that the program dictates. Here's what I got....

Roasted Kale and Chicken with a side of Fermented Pulled Pork and Muskrat Jam

Really?
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Old 11-07-2014, 01:37 PM   #23
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Right. So you're going to hoof it down to Trader Joe's in your dressing gown to pick up the exotic ingredients that the program dictates.
THIS is why we need drone delivery services!
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Old 11-07-2014, 01:41 PM   #24
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So you're going to hoof it down to Trader Joe's in your dressing gown...
Native Texans don't wear 'dressing gowns'. I can't speak for the imported ones.
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Repetition is so boring. I use the Gourmet Epicurian Connoisseur's Meal Generator to design a unique menu for every breakfast.
This one sounds good:

"Stuffed Veal and Banana Muffins with a side of Barbecued Pineapple Gravy"

I'll lay that one on DW tomorrow morning and see where it takes me..
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Native Texans don't wear 'dressing gowns'. I can't speak for the imported ones.
What the heck is a "dressing gown"?
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Old 11-07-2014, 01:54 PM   #27
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Tend to skip breakfast too. Depending on time I get up it's either lunch time or around 4 pm i start eating.
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Old 11-07-2014, 01:56 PM   #28
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Usually the first thing is a Coke, and unless there is a reason to nothing for several hours. Or not, if I'm hungry. When that happens I just get whatever is available - sometimes it's as simple as a couple of fried eggs and nothing else, or leftover beef stew, or salad with cut up grilled chicken on it and the like, or an apple and a banana or....

I just never paid much attention to what time of day I ate what meal. If it was steak & potatoes for breakfast and cereal for dinner that was and is okay with me.
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What the heck is a "dressing gown"?
Oh, pardon me. My (European) roots are showing. It is also known as a bathrobe. Or a housecoat.

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Native Texans don't wear 'dressing gowns'. I can't speak for the imported ones.
I just watched "Secondhand Lions" last night, those old coots were the real deal, lived in Texas, and used dressing gowns.
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I just watched "Secondhand Lions" last night, those old coots were the real deal, lived in Texas, and used dressing gowns.
So you think Hollywood told the fictional story accurately?
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So you think Hollywood told the fictional story accurately?
But of course. Everyone knows that when it comes to culture, Hollywood always shows people as they truly are, everywhere in the world but especially around the US.
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I just never paid much attention to what time of day I ate what meal. If it was steak & potatoes for breakfast and cereal for dinner that was and is okay with me.
Sounds like my DH. He goes on different eating patterns every few years (although he has no say about dinner unless I'm out of town). For the past few years he's been eating "dinner" food (either leftovers or a frozen entree - Lean Cuisine or Kashi) for breakfast. Several years ago he went through a phase where he ate sandwiches for breakfast (turkey and jalapeņo jack on rye) every day.

I like breakfast to taste like breakfast, myself.
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2 eggo waffles with butter & syrup
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Old 11-07-2014, 05:16 PM   #35
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Almost every morning-
Scrambled egg whites,
1/2 cup fat free cottage cheese,
Half of a whole wheat bagel thin w/sugar free jelly,
handful of grapes and black coffee.
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Really, never heard of this. How's it taste?
Cherry Coke or Dr Pepper impart a nice cherry-ish taste to go with the craisins and it is rather sweet. It's probably best to use half-water and half-soda-pop. Otherwise it tastes like oatmeal with walnuts and craisins. Or cherry-chocolate-y if you use the chocolate-flavored whey protein.
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Old 11-07-2014, 05:54 PM   #37
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Black coffee

A cinnamon raisin bagel unless Costco is out then it's a croissant during the week when I get to work

Weekends

Black coffee and a bowl of cheerios...a bowl and a half if I'm going for a long bike ride Sunday morning
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Cheerios w/2% milk or 3 eggs over easy, on top of sliced 'taters fried in olive oil or hold that eats, just another coffee, black
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A bowl of oatmeal with a couple of tablespoons of flaxseed meal and a teaspoon of brown sugar, plus a half a banana.
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Generally eat a LCHF diet so 99% of the time:
3 eggs scrambled or fried with real butter
Bacon (or grass fed beef leftovers)

Occasionally will drink a cup of coffee with half & half but have cut way back on caffeine. Sometimes will add a banana or berries with a handful of walnuts or pecans.
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