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Latte at work

If I'm working, I don't have the energy to do more than a toasted bagel with cream cheese. On the weekend, especially if I manage to sleep in, I might do something like an omelette or egg sandwich of some kind. If I have the time, I might go big and break out a can of corned beef hash, cook that up and poach an egg in the middle of it, then have that with some toast.

If it was easier to get and keep fruit without it spoiling before I can eat it, I'd probably throw in a mandarin orange or something as an easy to eat side to my usual bagel, but American supermarkets make it hard to buy small batches of food more frequently rather than making a trip twice a month to stock up on groceries.

back in my day it was waffels eggs and coffee but now adays with inflation its a monster

Cereal with milk and nuts

A smoothie and/or bagel with cream cheese.

On weekends, I usually skip it because I'm asleep. If I do make something, it's for a date, so pancakes/French toast, eggs, and some fruit.

If I have time, espresso + avocado toast with adobo & chili flakes, topped with a fried egg.

Otherwise, just a coffee.

Rice chex, english muffin with peanut butter or butter and jam. Handful of almonds and sunflower kernels. And a banana.

Varies.

Sometimes if I’m motivated, an egg, pesto, and cheese grilled.

Otherwise, cereal. A banana. Something real simple and easy.

idk, its kind of variable because i truly just do not give a fuck at this point, but my breakfast may be one of the following:

nothing, just not hungry that morning

some kind of soup + toast

small 2-3 egg scramble w/potato, bell peppers, bit of cheese, bit of some kind of meat

ramen w/chicken and veggies

... throw on a small apple or handful of grapes, maybe a small salad (no dressing) or handful of baby carrots, maybe a small muffin onto any of those if i am more hungry than usual and/or trying to make that meal hit more food groups and be a bit more well rounded.

I do a peanut butter vanilla oatmeal fiber meal smoothie in lieu of breakfast. It's tasty and filling and slows my digestion down for the rest of the day. It's a custom recipe mostly.

My standard is a mix of plain Greek yogurt and plain "American?" yogurt with hemp, chia, and flax seeds, cinnamon toast crunch, and wheat checks all mixed together. A lot of times I will also do a banana, spinach, ginger, and tumeric protein smoothie.

Always coffee. Food options include low-sugar cereal, a banana, toast, fresh dates, cheese.

Coffee, coffee, toasted English muffin with peanut butter and banana during the week. On weekends eggs n such.

Always coffee. It's about a 50/50 split between yogurt bowls prepped the night before with cacao nibs, bananas, some other fruit, walnuts, some natural peanut butter and a little real maple syrup. If not that then we will have eggs (from backyard chickens) and toast.

On the weekends we will make pancakes or breakfast tacos (normal go to is bacon and egg, but really like potato, tomato, onion, egg, and cheese).

I usually skip breakfast, but recently I've been skipping lunch and so I have a protein shake for breakfast so I'm not extra hangry by dinner time.

On work days. Coffee and a banana when i wake up. Some oatmeal a bit later. On non work days, nothing.

Eggs, sausage and potatoes/rice most of the time.

Bacon, eggs, and biscuits.

Three times a week Ill make overnight Oats. the rest, Yogurt

Typically: Bowl of cereal, milk and glass of OJ. Cereals I rotate through: Honey nut Cheerios, Cinnamon Chex, Mini Wheats

Once a week: I make malted waffles for the family. Usually on Sundays.

Once in a great while: donuts. I love donuts but at my age I need to restrict how many and how often I eat them.

2-3 Eggs, a Sauage of some kind or bacon on on rare occasion, and a fruit smoothie usually. That's been my thing for the past 15 years or so. If it has to be quick I do oatmeal with peanut butter and fruit.

A white Monster. I'm not proud of it.

I baked some pumpkin muffins with oats this past weekend. I usually eat that with a homemade latte. :)

Farina with hot water. And coffee

Pepperidge farm cookies and almond milk or hot cocoa when it's cold.

Existential dread

Coffee and some kind of pastry.

Yogurt with blueberries and granola on top

Depends. If I'm in a "job starts at 7 AM" kind of place, I'll probably have a banana for breakfast. If I've got time to sit around the house and eat something, maybe a bowl of cereal or oatmeal depending on the weather. On those slow Saturdays, where I've got the whole morning before mowing the lawn, I'll do the pancakes and bacon routine.

Leftovers, soup (typically Korean), or some sort of noodle dish (ramen, yakisoba, pancit, whatever I have around).

single egg burrito with fried cabbage and onions + coffee