:o) Oops. Typo. Should have been omelet of course...



>>When can I stop by for one of those brunches? ;-)
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>>I have probably eaten everything you name for breakfast at one time or another. Lately it has been a yogurt smoothie most mornings. It's on the lighter side but keeps me full enough until lunch.
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>Same here ('cept the peanut butter - ugh!), but never had an omelot. Is that eggs a la Camelot ? :-)
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>>>I think you meant donuts or bagels? They are quite different so I'm not sure. Here not everyone eats the same for breakfast. Probably because most Americans come from a variety of ancestry. Some do cold cereal, some have toast with jam or peanut butter, some have breakfast bars, some have full meals but with breakfast-like ingredients e.g. eggs, sausage, toast, oj, some have no breakfast and some have hot cereal (oat meal, cream of wheat, etc). I typically don't eat breakfast but will always have coffee with half and half cream. I eat breakfast when travelling only or visiting family. My daughter fluctuates from cold cereal plain (she doesn't drink milk) and oj to peanut butter toast or yogurt or every once in a while she will have toast with sausage and melted cheese. Usually it is yougurt and oj or peanut butter toast and oj. A typical teen in the U.S. :o)
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>>>Sometimes on weekends I will make 'brunch' around mid morning. It would eggs (usually fried or scambled or an omelot), sausage, toast, and oj or maybe pancakes. Once in awhile I will make blueberry muffins. The bigger breakfast we only eat on weekends and then it is breakfast and lunch combined.
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>>>>>No. I've seen High Fibre Crisp in a specialty grocery store, but not Oatabix. I didn't try it because it looked similar to Kelloggs HeartSmart. My daughter eats Kelloggs HeartSmart and I prefer Total Raisin Bran...
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>>>>American type foods. I tried cornflakes, and can't eat. Cold milk not a good choice for breakfast for us. I tried with hot milk than cornflakes are becomed paste.
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>>>>My daugter eat chocolated corn flakes with lukewarmed milk.
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>>>>I think so your breakfast traditions not so much healty:
>>>>-cornflakes
>>>>-coffee and ring paste (I couldn't remembered it's name now).
>>>>-hamburger (I'm not sure if all of you eat that at breakfast, but I saw)
>>>>I like hamburger but, at breakfast, terrible.
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>>>>We eats at breakfast:
>>>>tea, milk (only children), cheese, olive, salami, sucuk (a sausage flavored with garlic), pastirma (smoked beef with treated spices), egg, butter, bread, milk cream
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>>>>These are more healty... Expecially cheese, olive, butter and milk/tea...