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Mon Oct-24-11 03:55 AM
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| 48. That depends on which breakfast you're eating, first or second. |
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The crusty Brötchen can't really be done right unless you buy them on the morning you're serving them, so they'd fall toward the times of second breakfast. First breakfast is generally a more spartan affair involving bread or toast, condiments, an egg, and perhaps yogurt or a piece of fruit. Second breakfast is where the delicacies show up. Of course, if one sleeps in it is possible to skip directly to second breakfast.
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| -50 of the World’s Best Breakfasts from 50 Countries (dialup warning) |
pampango |
Oct-23-11 04:56 AM |
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I just had a full English breakfast... |
Spider Jerusalem |
Oct-23-11 05:05 AM |
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uh . . . . last I heard Alaska and Hawaii were not countries. |
DrDan |
Oct-23-11 05:19 AM |
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Not to mention... |
ellisonz |
Oct-23-11 05:41 AM |
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Love me some loco moco... |
musette_sf |
Oct-23-11 05:21 PM |
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Eggs and fried Rudolph sounds so good right now... |
NutmegYankee |
Oct-23-11 05:52 AM |
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It's true Alaska isn't a country, |
Blue_In_AK |
Oct-23-11 05:01 PM |
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My favorites are India, Iran, Mexico, and Peru, |
LuvNewcastle |
Oct-23-11 05:52 AM |
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I don't do breakfast |
Uben |
Oct-23-11 05:53 AM |
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I immediately called BS when English Breakfast is #1 |
JCMach1 |
Oct-23-11 06:12 AM |
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a traditional English Breakfast is gawd awful |
Botany |
Oct-23-11 07:58 AM |
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lunch and dinner were not much better... |
JCMach1 |
Oct-23-11 03:03 PM |
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and never ever ever touch the sandwiches that .... |
Botany |
Oct-23-11 08:20 PM |
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Agreed! The "bacon" was usually pure gristle; the fried tomatoes were greasy; and the toast cold! |
WinkyDink |
Oct-23-11 09:04 AM |
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Weeelll it's always a lot better when cooked by an Englishman in his home... |
sibelian |
Oct-23-11 09:33 AM |
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The guy's a Brit, as evidenced by his Marmite comment |
jmowreader |
Oct-24-11 01:13 AM |
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I've never seen their "Canadian breakfast" ever |
Bragi |
Oct-23-11 06:29 AM |
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Me neither. And I'm half-Canadian. Pierogies?!?? Don't think so. |
Nay |
Oct-23-11 08:56 AM |
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yay for Perogies! |
Whisp |
Oct-23-11 10:07 AM |
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I like perogies, but they aren't a typical Canadian breakfast /nt |
Bragi |
Oct-23-11 05:28 PM |
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Pemeal bacon done on the BBQ is an essential part of our Canadian breakfast... |
SidDithers |
Oct-23-11 11:07 AM |
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I'm partial to Eggs Benedict and Hash Browns |
Demeter |
Oct-23-11 06:40 AM |
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Thanks, that's a fun collection. No excuse for getting in a breakfast rut. |
enough |
Oct-23-11 08:23 AM |
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In Mexico chorizo with scrambled eggs or huevos rancheros or chilaquiles |
lunatica |
Oct-23-11 08:40 AM |
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Yummmmy |
trumad |
Oct-23-11 08:42 AM |
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I was raised in southeastern Arizona. This is breakfast! |
Raster |
Oct-23-11 09:15 AM |
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I could eat nothing but breakfast in Mexico... |
a la izquierda |
Oct-23-11 05:40 PM |
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whoever wrote #13 needs to research the word "Frittata" |
Motown_Johnny |
Oct-23-11 09:02 AM |
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Germans don't eat wursts and cheese for breakfast! |
WinkyDink |
Oct-23-11 09:07 AM |
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They do sometimes in 5 star breakfast buffets... however that also included the most awesome Muesli |
JCMach1 |
Oct-23-11 02:58 PM |
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Sounds like it was for rich tourists. |
WinkyDink |
Oct-23-11 06:55 PM |
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That particularly wonderful buffet was in Dusseldorf... mainly for business types... |
JCMach1 |
Oct-23-11 10:15 PM |
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The breakfasts I had in Germany were closer to the Danish breakfast. |
GoCubsGo |
Oct-23-11 09:08 AM |
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Bowl of Life cereal is good enough for me. |
Codeine |
Oct-23-11 09:31 AM |
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The German Frühstück would never be that crude. |
Iterate |
Oct-23-11 09:41 AM |
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Damn, now I'm hungry! WANT!!! |
Odin2005 |
Oct-23-11 05:26 PM |
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That depends on which breakfast you're eating, first or second. |
JVS |
Oct-24-11 03:55 AM |
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wow. that was great, thanks for posting. |
Whisp |
Oct-23-11 10:05 AM |
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k&r Taste buds are a gift of god and should be.. |
Hotler |
Oct-23-11 11:00 AM |
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South African Farmer's Breakfast |
bikebloke |
Oct-23-11 11:18 AM |
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But the American breakfast doesn't have grits or biscuits! What kind of breakfast is that? |
Synicus Maximus |
Oct-23-11 04:11 PM |
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The American breakfast |
dana_b |
Oct-23-11 07:10 PM |
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English black pudding looks like what we Norskies call Blodpolsa. |
Odin2005 |
Oct-23-11 04:52 PM |
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What is it called in the original Klingon? |
MilesColtrane |
Oct-24-11 12:37 AM |
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The English and Chinese ones look great if you're hung over |
War Horse |
Oct-23-11 05:33 PM |
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No migas with frijoles and torillas right off the skillet? |
MilesColtrane |
Oct-24-11 12:41 AM |
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swedish pancakes aren't breakfast food in sweden. |
Nailzberg |
Oct-24-11 02:30 AM |
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Interesting, but totally wrong about Chinese breakfasts. |
wickerwoman |
Oct-24-11 03:14 AM |
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i'm not from the Bahamas, but we have shrimp grits this am! |
Sancho |
Oct-24-11 03:41 AM |
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I didn't see my favorite.. |
AsahinaKimi |
Oct-24-11 05:32 AM |
#49 |
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