What's your favorite breakfast?

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  1. Peaches4U

    Peaches4U Registered Member

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    What time didja say breakfast was served? Any cheese for a mouse? ;)
     
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  2. slammer_JvA

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    Hm, guess I'm a minimalist too -at least in the mornings-;)
    Local saying overhere: Don't mess with me before I had my 1st coffee in the morning...:ouch:
     
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  3. wildman

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    :gack: Any of ya show up at my abode with the ingredients and the omelet pan will come out in a flash. As a kid I used to love when our little community would call a pot luck, dang if there weren't some good eats to come out of them. For you Peaches, the cheese will be piled high.

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  4. Cochise

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    If it will fit on a plate and it is legal I will eat it...........:D


    Cochise,:cool: Chomping in Chelsea....
     
    Cochise, Jan 7, 2006
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  5. Primrose

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    We tend to be very flexilbe for the first meal of the day at my house.;)
     

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  6. ronjor

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    Homemade biscuits and gravy, thick sliced bacon, homemade dewberry jelly on a biscuit for dessert. :thumb:
     
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  7. ErikAlbert

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    Include also chocolate in your breakfast. It's good for the brains. :)
     
    ErikAlbert, Jan 7, 2006
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  8. ronjor

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    Did you mean to say Godiva chocolate? :shifty: :D
     
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  9. ErikAlbert

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    LOL Ronjor. We have alot more brands in Belgium : Cote d'Or, Callebaut, Neuhaus, Leonidas, Guylian,...
    Godiva however is well-known in the USA, Japan and Arabia.
    Godiva are in fact quality pralines. Leonidas is probably the most popular brand of pralines in Belgium, because they are cheaper.

    And of course many tourists love our chocolate : pralines and bars.
     
    ErikAlbert, Jan 7, 2006
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  10. ronjor

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    Godiva is well known here. For good reason. :)
     
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  11. big ed

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    Ron...you devil..you! Have you been peeking under her golden tresses again??

    Riding bareback in Abilene, Peeking ed
     
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  12. ~*Nat*~

    ~*Nat*~ Registered Member

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    I just wanted to say, ronjor....

    The community of Lush 'n Lustrous Locks women look for,
    are greatly appreciating your selfless contribution to hair that's
    soft as satin !!
    Thank You !!!     :cool:



    http://hairproducts.com/images/BLA-DIV100.jpg


    Scraping artery walls in Austin, Texas...Rapunzel - aka Nat


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  13. ronjor

    ronjor Global Moderator

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    That stuff killed my grandmother and aunt. They were both in their nineties. :shifty:
     
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  14. ~*Nat*~

    ~*Nat*~ Registered Member

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    A proud age. Sorry for your loss ! But you see...not everyone is that "lucky"
    to be able to live this long with....wellll....I tried to hint it to you. ;)
    Hope you don't mind....'cause I know YOU know... :rolleyes: :ninja:
     
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  15. ronjor

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    Forgot to mention, my aunt smoked too. :gack:
     
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  16. ~*Nat*~

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    Definately not a good mix. :doubt:

    Glad I quit ! :)
     
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  17. ftwynne59

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    Just thought I'd share a small bit of American History.....

    Wiliam Kellog, born in Battle Creek, Michigan, established the Battle Creek Toasted Cornflake Company 100 years ago yesterday, Feb 19th 1906.

    I enjoy a large bowl of Kellogs 'Crunchy Nut Cornflakes' with ice cold Semi-Skimmed milk every morning.....who else enjoy a Kellogs product ??
     
    ftwynne59, Feb 20, 2006
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  18. big ed

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    How nice of you to share!

    It's a little known "fact" that the PCB's (Primrose, Cochise, an Big Buck)were triplets whelped out of a litter in the wilds of Tasmania. Their Madre Grande took them under her wing (literally) and nurtured them til the cows came home. As the cave became too crowded she shipped the neer-do-wells Primmy (to the States where he became a farce force in chicanery) and Chise (to the land of tea an crumpets to tend his Nursies bloomers blooms in der garden.

    Buckie...aka "Baked Bean Man"....however, as punishment, was exiled to Oztralia and went on to become the purveyor of the world famous "Breakfast of Chimpianns". "Sugar Frosted Beans" w/banana bits has become a staple on every discerning Ozo's table. As they are hardly edible the box makes a great centerpiece!

    Having them w/milk is for sissies though! The instructions on the box recommends icy cold beer.

    Tidbit from the Hysterical Society of Fractual Truths, Digger ed
     
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  19. ~*Nat*~

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    Interesting stuff, Edster. Things I never knew I know Now ! :D :D :D
     
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  20. big ed

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    Thats what I'm here for Nootie......I know lottsa stuff an have an answer for everything. There's only one hard and fast rule....Never let the facts get in the way!

    Contemplating in Columbus, Cranky ed
     
    big ed, Feb 20, 2006
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  21. ~*Nat*~

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    You can be assured I'll turn to You if the need arises !! :thumb: :cool:
     
    ~*Nat*~, Feb 20, 2006
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  22. stapp

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    I make my own wholemeal bread with poppy and sunflower seeds and stuff like that in it. I have it toasted in the morning with a huge mug of green tea. I just love it !
     
    stapp, Feb 20, 2006
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  23. ~*Nat*~

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    Sounds yummy!

    After my 1 - 2 pots of coffee in the morning...I then drink my
    1 - 2 pots of Green Tea ! I love it !! :D
     
    ~*Nat*~, Feb 20, 2006
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  24. big ed

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    Do you grind your own beans, Nattie? Huh....do you?

    Grinding my own business in Arabica, Fine ed
     
    big ed, Feb 20, 2006
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  25. NAMOR

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    Anything that won't spill on me as I'm running to my first class.
     
    NAMOR, Feb 20, 2006
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