Poor, stupid Wheaties guys!

Derp.

Apple & Rhubarb juice with my pills, and muesli.
Had to have semi-skimmed milk though, we'd run out of skimmed.

Luckily I live in a house with a magic fridge where things like milk and butter routinely appear. Nice fruit juices don't, sadly.

Aren't you the one working at the market? :eyebrow:

Not the market; Waitrose. An up-market supermarket. And not yet eligible for staff discount iirc.

Every day for breakfast I have fruits and oatmeal.

Nice.

Welcome to the Cellar Joy!

Do you ever get tired having the same thing for breakfast every day? Or is the morning routine comforting?

On the mornings where I work nights, I skip breckie and create a fried egg sandwich on a tortilla, with some PC Blue Menu soup, a tall glass of skim milk (diet) and some fruit. Delish and filling.

Rice Krispies and Pomegreat (pomegranate juice.)
Unusual for me to have "normal" cereal for brekkers but I spotted it in the cupboard in craved.

Back on hard routine tomorrow.
Have snacked. Should I be smacked?
I bag beetroot crisps and TWO poppadums! That's Posh Spice's weekly calorie intake for a week!

:lol: I hear you saying this in a Dad-knows-best kind of voice. "Kids, is it a good idea to stay up all night and eat a whole tub of ice cream? Or is it better to feel healty and rested?"

Sounds like the intro to a commercial for bran flakes...

Exactly!

Although, I was thinking Wheaties.

Coffee, 2 Kiwis blended with nonfat yogurt over Cheerios.

Muesli day today.
Real health kick starts Friday 25/10.
Going to start blending my own shakes again.

Which is gonna be hell three days a week - my 06.30 starts I mean.
May have to recruit Mum - if I promise to put the blender & glass in hot soapy water, would she wash them for me?

Unless I make it the night before and then just manually shake it into life.
Might be better.
Shakes are skimmed milk, frozen mixed berries & one (I can't believe I'm saying this) banana. Aside from occasional burps I don't taste the 'nana, it's there for potassium and bulk.

If I defrost the berries when I get home, blend them with the 'nana and milk at teatime. Then I can just shake them up and have them with my meds. Soddit. Going to go back to SlimFast and have a home-made shake for lunch!

It's only short term. Gotta lose weight before end of November/ Christmas/ seeing the girls early January. But gotta do it right by my liver.

Fried fish (cooked from frozen), homemade creamy chicken noodle side, corn. So, it may have started as my lunch, but I wanted it, so bfast it became :)

Panini and coffee

omelet made from fresh eggs my chickens laid. the yolks are so orange

Chips and candy.....I love being an adult :)

Coffee, milk, honey graham (crackers) with peanut butter. One pear.

Two cheese sandwiches.....
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But I decided that I need to cut down on carbs and calories.
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Hahahaha......just kidding. I cut the center out to make my nephew's lunch. :-D

Looks like Domo
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Great.

Now I need a new toaster. Thanks Jim.

Fried haloumi slices on toast. Delish.

Coffee, whole grain toast, 2 eggs over Quinoa with some Whickel's hot tomatoe relish on top. Fig perserves.

Wawa Turkey sausage, egg white, cheese on a bagel. It's my favorite sizzly.

Dan made us a ham & cheese omelet with toast.

biscuits and gravy from scratch, hot black coffee for me, quad shot mocha for Twil. Served in bed.

Oatmeal with golden raisins, iced black coffee.

Greek style yoghurt with boisenberries.

10 grain cereal, with dried cherries.

corn flakes :yelsick:
fresh coffee :joylove:

Corned beef hash, cheeze grits, and eggs. I been good.

Didn't have Wheaties this morning.

It's snowing out there, so we're playing hookie from church, and I fried up some scrapple on the griddle and made a loaf's worth of French toast. My wife cut up a bunch of the marching band fundraising oranges and grapefruit into a nice citrus fruit cocktail. Round the whole thing out with some real maple syrup, and it was a nice breakfast.

Deer camp grub
I can corned beef
1 can Hominy
1 can diced taters or real taters
onions.
Cold beer Drink if ya got em or not.

You are a complicated man, BB.

Gluten free banana pancakes and coffee.

Cut-up banana and frozen blueberries, topped with goat's-milk yogurt, and homemade granola.

Oatmeal with apples, and raisins.

NAchos
Noosa lemon yourgt
Almond croissant

Black coffee

Nothing. Nothing at all.

Lunch tasted extra-good.

Ham and Salami sub :)

Peach vodka

I had everything :)

What's For Breakfast?
 

Ashes and regret. ETA: And woe, I forgot woe.
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I put milk on my cornflakes. You Northwesties are a strange bunch...

Good lord, did you finish that?:eek:

I have some great breakfast photos for you, as soon as I can work out how to get them on here (here being the iPod Limey has wonderfully gifted me as she has a new one).

Although nothing from this morning.
I ate so much yesterday that I really didn't fancy anything until gone midday.

(ipod=ipad) :p

I got three out of four letters right, that's pretty good for me!
Bruschetta and milk for breakers this morning, plus two of the little Italian biscuit-things from Limey's Secret Santa hamper.

bullet proof juice

sliced pork pie in a wholemeal roll, no butter margarine pickle relish or other garnish.
followed by another wholemeal roll, unbuttered again, filled with sliced pork pie just for variety.

green tea, (no milk no sugar obviously)

Rice, eggs and mango juice.

Sounds yummy...hehe

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Right.
A full and proper account of my Glasgow/ Arran will be written in another thread at some point.
This is just to get me back into the reportage swing of things.

Scottish breakfasts from last Friday onwards.

For reasons to be explained later I had to go to a local pub when I arrived 3 January. No danger of drinking myself silly; Glasgow laws mean that you can't buy alcohol until 11.00, but certain pubs are open for breakfast and generally cheaper than local cafes. And have bigger and better toilets.

Anyway
1) Sausage, bacon and fried egg in a white bread bloomer sandwich.
Impossible to pick up, so I ate it with a knife and fork. I'm such a Sassenach.

2) Despite my ridiculously early arrival at the Alamo (same morning), the owner Steve offered breakfast. A meal I was not in any way entitled to. I declined of course, but when pressed accepted more tea. It came with shortbread.

The next morning we had proper, sanctioned breakfast at the Alamo.
As mentioned in another time, another place, there are various options. I used those options to have a three course breakfast...

1) This is actually Dana's breakfast. She had toast too (as did I)

2) My first course, croissant. Then I had one rasher of bacon and a small spoon of scrambled egg.

And then...

I had the healthy option.
Which I suppose is only really healthy if you haven't had the rest.

1) Fruit salad topped by muesli, topped by yoghurt. All washed down with tea.

The next morning Limey and I had breakfast on the boat to Arran.
We split a Large Breakfast.

2) My choices were fried egg, bacon, beans and white toast.
Limey had fried egg, sausage, tomato and brown toast.
She had coffee, I had tea and a good time was had by all.

And finally.
Breakfast on my own on the boat back.
Tea and toast only.
It tasted like the end of a holiday.

With the exception of the shortbread and tea and the toast and tea, it all looks great! It's not Wheaties, but I'd eat it anyway.

pbj and coffee

It's not bad. Enough of the rice though. After the first month back here, I've had enough of the rice.

Plain rice, mango juice and rice, Coke and rice, fried rice, steamed rice, hard rice, soft rice, happy rice and sad rice, Japanese rice, Korean rice, Dragon rice, NFA rice, Jasmine rice.

Enough already. :blush:

Now the fresh mangos, on the other hand, could be a part of one meal a day for a few months without burning me out.

My wife: What for you want me cook you breakfast?*

slang: Hmm. I'll have a double Dana's breakfast please. And...a double Sundae croissant. With real butter, no margarine please. All that without need for an Imodium.

* - my wife speaks very good English but many people here speak like this. You know what they are saying but you still chuckle just a bit as they talk to you.

Hey, that sounds good too.