What's your most common breakfast in the morning?

- Fast Food breakfast (McDonald, Burger King, Wendy's)
- Souse
- $.99 breakfast (Grits and Tuna/Sardine/Corned Beef/Sausage)
or
- Do you actually make your own breakfast?

i normally sleep too late, but when i do, i wish id have made my own cause i is be runing to the toilet.

favourite though is omelette with grits, sausage links, and potatos .. yeah i know im a pig ..! :shaky: (choosey foods on PI only one i found that makes this one)

and luv checkers corn beef an grits but it doesnt go down well ..:o

K we got the breakfast here, not all we need is some nice dinner joints .. cause if you dont cook or spend $20 in a restaurant, alls you got is fast food and chicken shacks .. Arghhhh .

Nuttin like stewfish and johnny cake or sheep tongue on a Satday mornin, or some grits and steam tuna! I can have a McDonalds egg mcmuffin on the go erry now and den.

cornflakes/cheerios/corn pops/fruit loops
or
protien shake
and or slam-bam
with
tea or juice

too broke for fast food, and dont do the greasy 99c breakfast thing

.99 cent breakfast will kill yah quick .. :titongue:

.99 cent breakfast will kill yah quick .. :titongue:



Ya know! I never used to eat dem .99 breakfast, all kinna runny cornbeef and grits. My lawd sometime ya cudda tek de oil and fry down some chicken.


SAY NO TRANS AND SATURATED FATS!!!!!

I cook my own breakfast, or should I say my wife does.

At least once a week, egg (one egg!) and bacon.
Most mornings I have Oatmeal! Very filling and good for the cholesterol - as long as you don't drown it in butter!!!
I have been known to eat a piece of left over pizza when I am in a hurry. :escape:

A bowl of fruit, with blueberries, strawberries, bananas, papaya, pineapple, grapes, and honeydew and cantaloupe mellon, followed by a bowl of Quaker instant oatmeal, and two slices of 12 grain whole wheat toast, with honey on them, a big glass of ice cold spring water to drink, and I'm ready for the day.

The supermarkets here in Canada carry a wide range of tropical fruit all year round, with imports from Mexico, Chile and Brazil, and of course California. I can buy all of the above fruit every week and spend less than I would to eat out once in a restaurant.



Jim Bunting. Toronto.

A bowl of fruit, with blueberries, strawberries, bananas, papaya, pineapple, grapes, and honeydew and cantaloupe mellon, followed by a bowl of Quaker instant oatmeal, and two slices of 12 grain whole wheat toast, with honey on them, a big glass of ice cold spring water to drink, and I'm ready for the day.
The supermarkets here in Canada carry a wide range of tropical fruit all year round, with imports from Mexico, Chile and Brazil, and of course California. I can buy all of the above fruit every week and spend less than I would to eat out once in a restaurant.
Jim Bunting. Toronto.

Wow! Blueberries! When my Grandmother was alive, we used to visit with her at her house in the Gatineau. We picked berries from her garden until our finger ached and they were as big as marbles! Here in Nassau we pay through the nose for berries that are half the size - when you can get them!

Berries for breakfast! Can't beat that! Brings back memories. :dancer2:

nice to be able to get freash clean fruits hey :sarcastic

A bowl of fruit, with blueberries, strawberries, bananas, papaya, pineapple, grapes, and honeydew and cantaloupe mellon, followed by a bowl of Quaker instant oatmeal, and two slices of 12 grain whole wheat toast, with honey on them, a big glass of ice cold spring water to drink, and I'm ready for the day.
The supermarkets here in Canada carry a wide range of tropical fruit all year round, with imports from Mexico, Chile and Brazil, and of course California. I can buy all of the above fruit every week and spend less than I would to eat out once in a restaurant.
Jim Bunting. Toronto.

Now that's a healthy breakfast!

Now that's a healthy breakfast!


id die and go to heaven to be able to eat that healthy :cheers:

id die and go to heaven to be able to eat that healthy :cheers:

Quite the opposite. You'd probably live a hell of a long time!

Quite the opposite. You'd probably live a hell of a long time!


yep, i meant to say id feel like i had ... but yep for sure i wouldnt have the potcake flu right now ..

*ROTFL* Say "Potcake Flu"...

Das cousin ta bird flu eh?

Man, go get some strong bush tea from the bush man in da grove. Couple cups o' that in da morning would knock that flu right out your system.

But since you probably don't like bush tea, go get some souse from The Souse House and put "plenty" bird pepper in it. Ya head will clear by early afternoon - just make sure to stay close to a bathroom (cause da other end will clear itself too!)