Breakfast thread

[Anonymous No.16743495]

ITT:
Share your breakfast
What are you having to eat in the morning, anons? Personally I cannot imagine a breakfast without veggies and cheese, how about you?

[Anonymous No.16743500]

Need rice in morning and some kikd of pickled vegetables or don't feel right.

[Anonymous No.16743542]

i don't eat breakfast

[Anonymous No.16743545]

>>16743542
Why not?

[Anonymous No.16743550]

>>16743542
First meal of the day is breakfast no matter the time eaten

[Anonymous No.16743677]

These days I like to drink beef bone broth or just beef broth, usually can't stomach much food in the morning.

[Anonymous No.16743712]

Usually an activia with some blueberries, some granola if I feel hungry

[Anonymous No.16743729]

>>16743545
because I'm transitioning to be a woman

[Anonymous No.16743731]

>>16743550

[Anonymous No.16743733]

>>16743495
>Share your breakfast
Got a belgian waffle maker last week, made a big batch of lightly-sweetened vanilla waffles. Cut them into quarters and froze. The quarters are just small enough to fit in my toaster which does a great job of reheating them. The exterior gets extra crispy and the inside stays surprisingly fluffy. BTFOs eggo and other pre-packaged frozen breakfast trash in terms of ingredients, cost, and overall quality.
I think I'll have two of those with blueberries and maple syrup on top.

[Anonymous No.16743844]

>>16743495
That circular sliced bread enrages me

[Anonymous No.16743851]

>>16743733
Wow I have a waffle maker and have never fuckin thought of this you absolute mad lad. Bless you and your family for the next 9 generations

[Anonymous No.16743927]

>>16743733
My blueberries were moldy :(
>>16743851
It's a good way to have waffles more often without the hassle of making the batter & cleaning the mess up. Not sure how long they keep in the freezer so I wouldn't go too crazy with batch size. What I've noticed is that depending on the sugar content of your waffle recipe they can burn easily in the toaster, especially if they were cooked to dark initially. So keep an eye on them and don't overtoast. But burnt waffles are still tasty imo

[Anonymous No.16743973]

3 eggs, slowly scrambled in 20g of quality butter, with freshly grated matured cheddar cheese
and black pepper on toast

[Anonymous No.16743996]

>>16743542
You should eat at least some crackers or something to kickstart your metabolism in the morning. During the night when you sleep it slows down and won’t really get running until you eat. Not eating anything makes it easier to get fat.

[Anonymous No.16744002]

>>16743729
transgender women are homophobic men

[Anonymous No.16744087]

>>16743973
how often do you use butter to cook your eggs

[Anonymous No.16744156]

>>16744087
I only ever cook with EVOO and butter, and I exclusively cook my eggs in butter

[Anonymous No.16744190]

Everyone who skips breakfast can fuck their own face, except for my roommate, who leaves the kitchen to me every morning. My breakfast most mornings is 4 eggs, 3 strips bacon, 2 potatoes hashbrowned, 2 slices toast, sometimes yogurt or fruit. Not fat, just don't like being hungry thru the day. Blows my mind that people can skip eating til lunch.

[Anonymous No.16744210]

this with some oats and flaxseed

[Anonymous No.16744397]

Really happy with how it came out, sausage "bacon" is pretty much exactly how I expected it to taste

[Anonymous No.16745608]

>>16743495
>butterbrod
based

To answer the question though, I rarely actually eat in the mornings, if I do it's usually fast food breakfast but if I cook, turkey bacon grilled cheese or a bagel or something.

[Anonymous No.16745639]

>>16743545
I'm not a fattass american.

[Anonymous No.16745818]

>>16745639
>thinks only americans eat breakfast
Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you: a third-world anon on /ck/

[Anonymous No.16747233]

Porridge.