Whats for breakfast?

[Ramy]

One bowl of Fruity Pebbles.

 

[Jeff0575]

One bowl of Fruity Pebbles.

now this sounds good.

 

[starman345]

Oatmeal with milk and brown sugar, two slices of home made bread toasted and a glass of milk...breakfast of champions

 

[navychop]

Actually, based on posts here, I bought a waffle maker since my son, who is temporarily living with us, loves waffles. After about 3 or 4 such meals, he lost interest. However, my wife and I.......

 

[Skyhi]

I'm trying to eat healthier, so for the last two weeks I've had Whole Foods bulk oatmeal every morning (with a touch of Brown sugar).

I love oatmeal, so I don't mind this healthy change.

 

[navychop]

I'd smother it in butter. Oh, well.......

 

[Bobby]

Grits and Buttah! Mmmmmm.....

 

[dfergie]

2 Eggs over easy, 1 strip of Turkey Bacon, 1 strip of Low Sodium Bacon & 1 Glass of Milk...

 

[pro96]

2 Eggs over easy, 1 strip of Turkey Bacon, 1 strip of Low Sodium Bacon & 1 Glass of Milk...

For me REAL BACON and REAL EGGS .. nuff said

 

[Skyhi]

Enjoy the cholesterol and high blood pressure! No need to knock someone for making seemingly healthier choices.

 

[riffjim4069]

I'm trying to eat healthier, so for the last two weeks I've had Whole Foods bulk oatmeal every morning (with a touch of Brown sugar).

I love oatmeal, so I don't mind this healthy change.

Yep, I too am doing the stone ground oatmeal and brown sugar 2-3 times per week...switched fromt he instant Quaker processed oatmeal w/brown sugar...much better.

 

[riffjim4069]

For me REAL BACON and REAL EGGS .. nuff said

Same here...avoid the toast and add an orange and banana.

 

[Ramy]

Yep, I too am doing the stone ground oatmeal and brown sugar 2-3 times per week...switched fromt he instant Quaker processed oatmeal w/brown sugar...much better.

What brand of oatmeal?

 

[dfergie]

Actually I bought the Turkey Bacon when I ran into an old friend and coworker who was buying it for his wife (a diabetic) I bought some, not bad... been eating low sodium Bacon for several years...

 

[HD MM]

I like the Irish Steel Cut Oatmeal...

 

[riffjim4069]

Porridge...

What brand of oatmeal?

I buy two kinds...and it's actually steel cut. Just like HD, I like McCann's Steel Cut Irish Oatmeal. I usually soak these overnight and it cooks-up in 10-12 minutes...otherwise it would take 30-minutes. The other brand I buy is Millville "Quick Cook" Steel Cut Oats...which doesn't need to be soaked and cooks much faster. Both are good...just a bit different - like the difference between grits and quick grits, I suppose. I prefer McCann's (coarser), but others prefer the "quick cut" (which are creamier).

Interesting tidbit: I've always heard the term "porridge" and have always equated it to being a form of lumpy cream of wheat that was force-fed to all the orphans. Well, I recently discovered (at age 46) that porridge was, for the most part, steel cut oatmeal and milk. However, there is just something so very wrong with telling people that I am eating porridge for breakfast.

Anyway, enjoy your porridge.

 

[starman345]

I buy two kinds...and it's actually steel cut. Just like HD, I like McCann's Steel Cut Irish Oatmeal. I usually soak these overnight and it cooks-up in 10-12 minutes...otherwise it would take 30-minutes. The other brand I buy is Millville "Quick Cook" Steel Cut Oats...which doesn't need to be soaked and cooks much faster. Both are good...just a bit different - like the difference between grits and quick grits, I suppose. I prefer McCann's (coarser), but others prefer the "quick cut" (which are creamier).

Interesting tidbit: I've always heard the term "porridge" and have always equated it to being a form of lumpy cream of wheat that was force-fed to all the orphans. Well, I recently discovered (at age 46) that porridge was, for the most part, steel cut oatmeal and milk. However, there is just something so very wrong with telling people that I am eating porridge for breakfast.

Anyway, enjoy your porridge.

Interesting, when I was growing up, we always called it porridge at home but I never hear that anymore, its always oatmeal. I'm going to have to try some of these brand names I haven't heard of before,

 

[dfergie]

2 Eggs Over Easy, 2 Strips Low Sodium Bacon and a Glass of Milk... Really

 

[starman345]

1/2 slice 7 grain bread toasted, the dog ate the other half.

 

[Van]

While not an actual breakfast because of my working midnights I had a nice big bowl of chicken salsa soup yesterday that my wife made and damn was it good.