Breakfast.

murphyebass

[Deleted User] wrote: »

2 pints of water.

This, then coffee in the car and fruit in work, today being two bananas and an apple.

Was never a big breakie person especially in a rush out the door in the morning.

Better on weekends when I can do bring like pancakes or fry or smoked salmon, poached egg and brown bread etc..

I love weekends.

c_man

KERSPLAT! wrote: »

I don't eat breakfast

I used to do this but looking back, I don't know how I managed. Are you not starving as the day goes by? Also at that time I was pretty overweight! Not saying there's a correlation but maybe by skipping breakfast I was piling on the food for the rest of the day.

Nowadays I try to keep it filling but simple. Past few mornings, it's been two yogurts and some fruit (banana usually).

I was running late had coffee and one of those "shots" of dried fruit and seeds. I'll be cranky in about an hour.

Palbear

Deleted User wrote: »

I was running late had coffee and one of those "shots" of dried fruit and seeds. I'll be cranky in about an hour.

yuck

kfallon

Palbear wrote: »

yuck

It's yock apparently.....

Boom_Bap

A strong cup of joe and 3 slices of toast, followed by some sort of vitiman that says 'For Man' on the packaging and a glass of distilled water.

Medusa22

Two slices of toast, bit of flora light (I know this will enrage the hardcore butterists in our midst, that butter thread got vicious) and a soft boiled egg.

Palbear

Palbear wrote: »

yuck

You one of those nutjobs with driedfruitaphobia?

Buona Fortuna

Boom_Bap wrote: »

A strong cup of joe and 3 slices of toast, followed by some sort of vitiman that says 'For Man' on the packaging and a glass of distilled water.

Isn't that completely without taste?

From the the tumble drier?

murphyebass

Medusa22 wrote: »

Two slices of toast, bit of flora light (I know this will enrage the hardcore butterists in our midst, that butter thread got vicious) and a soft boiled egg.

There was a hardcore butterist thread and I missed it!!! Damn it.

Buona Fortuna

Medusa22 wrote: »

Two slices of toast, bit of flora light (I know this will enrage the hardcore butterists in our midst, that butter thread got vicious) and a soft boiled egg.

In UK, we always used Clover - couldn't always get it here. So now its Kerrygold or nothing.

Or if I'm feeling really healthy a spread of beef dripping. YUM

I just don't understand why you'd eat flora light? Like what's the reasoning behind it? Now that's yock.

Boom_Bap

Buona Fortuna wrote: »

Isn't that completely without taste?

From the the tumble drier?

Pretty much, but free of loads of sh*te that you'd drink in tap or bottled water. You should see the mank/yock that we clean out of the distiller after use.

AidySevenfold

3 weetabix

Boom_Bap

Deleted User wrote: »

I just don't understand why you'd eat flora light? Like what's the reasoning behind it? Now that's yock.

My father was told to eat Flora Light by the doctor because he was told that butter was going to cause cholesterol problems that would kill him.

Turns out it was a rare f*cking horrible scummy c*nt of a disease that got him instead.

Mesrine65

Chiles Rellenos Strata with Chorizo...

Basically a fluffy egg casserole seasoned with smoked paprika, a little cayenne, melted pepper-jack cheese & smoky green chillies, layer with thinly sliced Chorizo & washed down with a pot of strong, black Java.

Made the night before, bung it in the oven for the next morning & cook while performing daily ablutions.

KERSPLAT!

c_man wrote: »

I used to do this but looking back, I don't know how I managed. Are you not starving as the day goes by? Also at that time I was pretty overweight! Not saying there's a correlation but maybe by skipping breakfast I was piling on the food for the rest of the day.

Nowadays I try to keep it filling but simple. Past few mornings, it's been two yogurts and some fruit (banana usually).

Nah, usually get hungry at about 1 and go for lunch soon after then dinner when I get home about 6.30. Cup of tea usually does me till lunch.

Since Christmas I've been eating a lot of fruit throughout the day, I presume I'll be back to not eating till 1 soon enough though

osarusan

Stop saying yock for fock's sake!!!

RobertKK

I had porridge with fruit along with milk from my own cows, and a whey protein drink.

RobertKK

RobertKK wrote: »

I had porridge with fruit along with milk from my own cows, and a whey protein drink.

i can picture you with the bowl under the cow squazin the milk out of its tit :P

4zn76tysfajdxp

[Deleted User] wrote: »

i can picture you with the bowl under the cow squazin the milk out of its tit :P

I tried that with a bull but the milk had already gone sour.

KERSPLAT!

Kathleen Careful Buttermilk wrote: »

I tried that with a bull but the milk had already gone sour.

... That's me done with food for the day.

rainbow kirby

Subway bacon/egg/cheese sandwich with lettuce, peppers, sweetcorn and barbecue sauce this morning. Lovely jubbly.

Medusa22

Deleted User wrote: »

I just don't understand why you'd eat flora light? Like what's the reasoning behind it? Now that's yock.

I'll eat anything that's low in fat, even if it's full of artificial crap or chock full of aspartame like sweeteners and diet coke. It's all about the weight loss for me, not about health :pac:

RobertKK

Deleted User wrote: »

i can picture you with the bowl under the cow squazin the milk out of its tit :P

Only when we have no electricity... :pac:

Ansum

I think I'll just settle for my good ole' wa porridge with honey and, maybe strawberries or bananas.
(Bananas look extremely decayed, I'll have to stick with the berries).
Oh, and can't forget my new addiction for the morning, toast with low fat butter.

(P.S. No, but I'm serious about the addiction ladies and lads. I think I'll have all of the locals tescos bread scarfed down before the weeks over. Pls Help!!)
:-)
*Well look at that, such a rebel. Typing ladies and lads instead of lads and lassies. Some one must of replaced my mineral water with red bull this morning.)

jimgoose

Medusa22 wrote: »

I'll eat anything that's low in fat, even if it's full of artificial crap or chock full of aspartame like sweeteners and diet coke. It's all about the weight loss for me, not about health :pac:

Low-fat stuff is full of sugar, which is even more fattening and comes with extra type-II diabetes. Calories cause weight gain, not "fat". Embrace the fat, young Skywalker.

cena

I don't do breakfast unless on holidays. Not my thing.

Buona Fortuna

KERSPLAT! wrote: »

... That's me done with food for the day.

Once you've loaded up that image, its difficult to get rid of it:(

kfallon

Buona Fortuna wrote: »

Once you've loaded up that image, its difficult to get rid of it:(

Hehehe......load :P

murphyebass

jimgoose wrote: »

Low-fat stuff is full of sugar, which is even more fattening and comes with extra type-II diabetes. Calories cause weight gain, not "fat". Embrace the fat, young Skywalker.

Yeah I always wonder about people who chose the "low fat" option like low fat yogurt etc.. It still has calories!

Calories is what you're looking for if you're looking to lose weight.

Full fat Coke to Diet Coke. Or better still water.

Reduce or get rid of take aways, alcohol, chocolate and crisps and excercise more or some.

Thankfully I'm not so off to mc Donald's for me and then home to sit in front of the box.

murphyebass

murphyebass wrote: »

Thankfully I'm not so off to mc Donald's for me and then home to sit in front of the box.

I was in McDonalds last night. Got meself a small fries (chips in McDonalds have a ridiculous amount of calories BTW - it's the chips rather than the big mac that you've to really watch for!). Brought them home and covered them in homemade chilli and some grated cheese.

Bloody fantastic they were.

Crumpets

My plan was to act all skinny and have an avocado but me avocado wasn't ripe so I had a big dirty death-by-cheese omelette instead. :pac:

Crumpets

Crumpets wrote: »

My plan was to act all skinny and have an avocado but me avocado wasn't ripe so I had a big dirty death-by-cheese omelette instead. :pac:

My avocado wasn't ripe either this morning

I have chilli for lunch and no pretend guacamole. Is so sad

kfallon

Is your 'avocado not being ripe' a euphemism

osarusan

kfallon wrote: »

Is your 'avocado not being ripe' a euphemism

My avocado is ripe, and that is a euphemism, and I'm a guy.

ToddyDoody

I think we've had this one before?

Porridge, yoghurt, coffee, juice sometimes made while only 10% awake.

Speedsie

Boom_Bap wrote: »

A strong cup of joe and 3 slices of toast, followed by some sort of vitiman that says 'For Man' on the packaging and a glass of distilled water.

Mmmmmm distilled water...

http://www.mercola.com/article/water/distilled_water.htm

http://www.waterbenefitshealth.com/drinking-distilled-water.html

Flahavan's Hi8 for me!

cruais

Wholegrain and chia seed toast
Boiled egg
1/2 avacado
Plum tomotoes all mashed together and popped on top of toast... delish and fills you for hours

Inspector Coptoor

Smoothie made of an apple, half an avocado, kale, a peach, some melon and water and some scrambled eggs.

Crumpets

I'm going to have French toast with Nutella tomorrow. Bit of banana aswell. I can't wait. I'll tell ye all about it again in the morning. I love breakfast. This thread makes me happy.

Hande hoche!

Usually eggs and some variety of meat. Find that cereal has me ravenous by about Eleven.

Aongus Von Bismarck

I've a huge believer that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. I'm an early riser, and a good breakfast is the bedrock on which the rest of the day can be built.

My famous Aongus's Mean Green Juice Machine is ever present. It's a green apple, baby spinach, kale, cucumber, lime, avocado, celery, ginger and seaweed combo. That's first thing. I've made the preparation and consumption of this a mindful activity. Creating and drinking this wonderful potion is something that I do with a sense of awareness and loving kindness towards myself.

I'll then go for some exercise to really kick start the body and get the brain juices flowing. Once I've showered, groomed and dressed I'll prepare my main breakfast.

This will always have really good coffee and current affairs radio on the menu. The current affairs radio will be from Germany or Ireland. The coffee will always be German and from a local artisan cafe whose breakfast blend I absolutely adore.

I might have a poached egg, grilled tomato and a slice of wholemeal bread. A kipper with poached egg. A slice of home cooked ham with some cottage cheese and a slice of pumpernickel bread. It varies. When I'm back in Ireland I will always treat myself to a good fry (grilled). A huge believer in the quality of ingredients over the quantity of food on the plate.

I love breakfast.

The_Valeyard

Aongus Von Bismarck wrote: »

I've a huge believer that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. I'm an early riser, and a good breakfast is the bedrock on which the rest of the day can be built.

My famous Aongus's Mean Green Juice Machine is ever present. It's a green apple, baby spinach, kale, cucumber, lime, avocado, celery, ginger and seaweed combo. That's first thing. I've made the preparation and consumption of this a mindful activity. Creating and drinking this wonderful potion is something that I do with a sense of awareness and loving kindness towards myself.

I'll then go for some exercise to really kick start the body and get the brain juices flowing. Once I've showered, groomed and dressed I'll prepare my main breakfast.

This will always have really good coffee and current affairs radio on the menu. The current affairs radio will be from Germany or Ireland. The coffee will always be German and from a local artisan cafe whose breakfast blend I absolutely adore.

I might have a poached egg, grilled tomato and a slice of wholemeal bread. A kipper with poached egg. A slice of home cooked ham with some cottage cheese and a slice of pumpernickel bread. It varies. When I'm back in Ireland I will always treat myself to a good fry (grilled). A huge believer in the quality of ingredients over the quantity of food on the plate.

I love breakfast.

While that's all well and good, and fair play to you.....

Seaweed??????breakfast???????

130Kph

Aongus Von Bismarck wrote: »

I'll then go for some exercise to really kick start the body and get the brain juices flowing. Once I've showered, groomed and dressed I'll prepare my main breakfast.

Mein Gott im Himmel… how can a refined gentleman have breakfast before breakfast?

Disquieting!!

mud

I've been up all night and am ravenous now. Counting down the minutes to when the deli opens. I'm going to have a hash brown and white pudding sandwich with a pot of loose-leaf tea then into the leaba to grab some rest before getting up and getting back to work again.

Barry Badrinath

Just poured myself a bowl of granola.

By the time I picked all the raisins out, lost count after 80, there was fup all left in the bowl.

Hardly worth the effort taken to chew it.

Stupid granola, I hate you!

Aongus Von Bismarck

Aongus Von Bismarck wrote: »

My famous Aongus's Mean Green Juice Machine is ever present. It's a green apple, baby spinach, kale, cucumber, lime, avocado, celery, ginger and seaweed combo. That's first thing. I've made the preparation and consumption of this a mindful activity. Creating and drinking this wonderful potion is something that I do with a sense of awareness and loving kindness towards myself.

Seaweed, kale and mindfullness!

I'm surprised AVB, I didn't think you'd embrace 2015's bolloxology so completely...:)

Next thing you'll be seeing a personal trainer!

Joseph_Stalin

Joseph_Stalin wrote: »

For breakfast tomorrow I plan on having scrambled eggs followed by a smoothie consisting of Fage full fat greek yoghurt, orange juice, blueberries, one banana, strawberries, coriander, spinach, ginger, coconut oil and gelatin powder. I will then have a coffee.

WHERE did you get that?

Sounds like something suggested by...well by a personal trainer who saw something about coconut oil and gelatin powder on social media.

kylith

Speedsie wrote: »

Mmmmmm distilled water...

http://www.mercola.com/article/water/distilled_water.htm

http://www.waterbenefitshealth.com/drinking-distilled-water.html

Flahavan's Hi8 for me!

Hi8 is the king if mueslis. With a dollop of Greek yoghurt and a splosh of milk. Mmmmmm.