Breakfast.

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.

Mesrine65

Breakfast burrito with red onion, avocado, black beans, tomatoes, pepper-jack cheese, sour cream & salsa, washed down with OJ & black coffee.

Medusa22

Mesrine65 wrote: »

Breakfast burrito with red onion, avocado, black beans, tomatoes, pepper-jack cheese, sour cream & salsa, washed down with OJ & black coffee.

My God man, I have to get you to make me breakfast some time

MilesMorales1

I got a couple of sausages, bread, butter, lashings of ketchup. Yummy.

Maximus Alexander

Had the same thing I have everyday. Dominos pizza with a chaser of Ben & Jerry's Peanut Butter Cup ice-cream (peanuts are good for you) and a pint of Coke.

Mesrine65

Medusa22 wrote: »

My God man, I have to get you to make me breakfast some time

I likes it spicey

wp_rathead

Crunchy Nut Cornflakes

kfallon

Mesrine65 wrote: »

Breakfast burrito with red onion, avocado, black beans, tomatoes, pepper-jack cheese, sour cream & salsa, washed down with OJ & black coffee.

Wouldn't like to be going into Trap 1 after you this morn.....

Mesrine65

kfallon wrote: »

Wouldn't like to be going into Trap 1 after you this morn.....

:pac::pac::pac:

At the weekends I supplement the breakfast burrito with breakfast beer :eek: :cool:

Breakfast of champions

My mam made me a slice of batch toast cos I was sad. She only toasted it on one side and put half a pound of butter on it.

Considering moving back home

osarusan

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batch toast cow

Jesus, that sounds good.

osarusan

osarusan wrote: »

Jesus, that sounds good.

Mmmmmmmmooooooooo

Andre 3000

Intermittent Fasting hype so no food until 2pm.

Black coffee, some glutamine and a big bottle of water.

longshanks

Dry fried some black pudding and mushrooms, just before they were done I added a good sized lump of real butter and coated everything with it. Washed down with fresh ground coffee.

Andre 3000

If you count breakfast as the first meal...then mine was a protein shake with coconut oil and almond butter...and then for food I had a box of spinach and 3 salmon fillets.

Andre 3000

Andre 3000 wrote: »

If you count breakfast as the first meal...then mine was a protein shake with coconut oil and almond butter...and then for food I had a box of spinach and 3 salmon fillets.

Do you even lift, brah?

Andre 3000

Deleted User wrote: »

Do you even lift, brah?

U mirin' brah?

Andre 3000

Andre 3000 wrote: »

U mirin' brah?

Must get on to aul protein shakes myself. Can't stand them though. Just very hard to eat as much protein as I am supposed to eat.

Andre 3000

Deleted User wrote: »

Must get on to aul protein shakes myself. Can't stand them though. Just very hard to eat as much protein as I am supposed to eat.

I'm lucky in the fact I have the appetite of a small bear so it's more about not eating all the chicken in the house all at once

Have you tried making protein powder recipes if chugging shakes is a chore? I make my own protein bars every now and again...and they're really really good and last a decent amount of time too.

Andre 3000

Andre 3000 wrote: »

I'm lucky in the fact I have the appetite of a small bear so it's more about not eating all the chicken in the house all at once

Have you tried making protein powder recipes if chugging shakes is a chore? I make my own protein bars every now and again...and they're really really good and last a decent amount of time too.

Yeh - all I can ever taste the is the protein. Tried putting it in my green smoothies too - same story. YOCK.

Andre 3000

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Yeh - all I can ever taste the is the protein. Tried putting it in my green smoothies too - same story. YOCK.

God bless your exquisite taste buds!