breakfast anyone?

[MissHoneychurch]

[PittPoliSci]

1. are those baked beans?

i can't say i've ever heard of baked beans for breakfast before.

i believe that would really map out your day effectively though, what with the sausage and eggs and all...

[Jamastiene]

4. Spaghettios are good for breakfast too.

I've had baked beans for breakfast too. Not bad at all, if I must say.

[MissHoneychurch]

5. it is an English breakfast

and without wanting to hurt our British friends, their food is kinda strange in between :)

[Heidi]

2. Ack!

No baked beans for me! I'll just have coffee and good conversation, please!

Mornin', sunshine! :hug:

[MissHoneychurch]

7. morning Heidi

baked beans isn't on my breakfast table either. Normally I just have a tea and a Hörnchen mit Sirup :)

[NMMNG]

3. Morning MissHoneyChurch

:hug:

I'm not sure I'm up to a big breakfast, though I'm still working on my latte.

[MissHoneychurch]

8. morning Buffy

how about this?

[NMMNG]

9. Mmmmm, that will do it

Thanks!

[MissHoneychurch]

12. yep, pancakes are yummy

haven't had some in a while. Darn

[Oeditpus Rex]

6. Not enough cholesterol for me

My goal is to have arteries like bridge support cable.

[MissHoneychurch]

11. so what would be a perfect breakfast for you???

some more eggs???

[Oeditpus Rex]

14. Definitely more eggs

Three's good. Scrambled. With cheese and chorizo.

Four hunks o' Texas toast dripping with butter. Not margarine.

Hash browns, and not those microwaved frozen suckers. :grr:

And a bowl o' grits. :bounce:

[MissHoneychurch]

17. ah yes

the inevitable grits .... :)

[Liberal In Texas]

10. Beans, eggs, toast, and bangers. All good. (Yum) Never knew that until I

married a Brit. Can't do the Marmite or fishpaste though.

[Wapsie B]

13. Baked beans would be great

if they were homemade and they sat all night in the fridge to let the flavors blend even better than when they were outa the oven. mmmmmmmmmm
I'll take 'em!

[billyskank]

15. Aargh!

Too eggy and meaty for me. :(

[MissHoneychurch]

16. and you call yourself a Brit?

:rofl:

[billyskank]

18. Nah, I just live here

;)

[MissHoneychurch]

20. are you vegetarian?

mind you, nothing wrong with that. I mostly eat vegetarian myself.

[billyskank]

23. Yes, I am

[MissHoneychurch]

25. so that is more like your taste?

[billyskank]

47. Yes, marmalade is very good

although I'm not so sure about tomato marmalade. :crazy:

[MissHoneychurch]

50. well yes, you have a point there

even though I love tomatos. Never had them as marmalade. I prefer the honey to marmalade anyway.

[tjwmason]

31. Does that mean that I'm morally obliged to start

a Daily Mail-esque pogrom to get you kicked-out, shot, flayed, or similar?

I do hope not.

I'm sure that vegetarianism counts as a very bad thing in their world too.

[billyskank]

49. If Britain really is the place that the Daily Mail thinks it is

then I certainly wouldn't want to live here. Man, whilst The Sun is only fit to wipe one's arse with, the Daily Mail isn't even fit for that purpose.

[tjwmason]

53. I'll take that as a 'no' then.

Which is rather good because then I can go right back to my usual flirtation and flattery. If it pisses off the Mail - then so much the better. :loveya: :hug: :pals:

That said, I still think that the Sun is worse - not least because it's Murdoch controlled. Though the Mail does have a ridiculous veneer of respectability, which makes its bile and hatred even worse.

[Oeditpus Rex]

19. Yeah. Brits *love* meat

[billyskank]

24. Actually Britain is a reasonably good place to be veggie

Lots of vegetarians here. I would say Germans love meat much more than we do. And the French are even more carnivorous.

[MissHoneychurch]

26. yes, because we know how to cook it properly

:)

gosh, I am bad today :hide:

[billyskank]

46. In my opinion

knowing how to cook meat "properly" is not something to boast of. :P

[MissHoneychurch]

48. ok, But I overcook my veggies neither

like I had it in Britain :P

[billyskank]

51. I dislike overcooked vegetables

although I don't suppose poorly cooked vegetables are confined to the U.K. In my experience meat-eaters often don't treat their vegetables with respect, which I expect is because they see them only as ballast to go with the main part of the meal.

[MissHoneychurch]

52. IF they have veggies to the meat at all

"Veggies??? Why veggies???? Is that eatable????" :eyes:

[Robeson]

21. What a coincidence! I made breakfast tonight for supper.....

...I like breakfast for supper sometimes....:9

[MissHoneychurch]

22. why not

breakfast doesn't has to be sweet. And sometimes I eat sweet rice or grits (made with milk) for dinner. You can say it is the same.

[lady raven]

27. I haven't had an English breakfast since 1993

I don't really eat most of that stuff, but I'd love to have one just for nostalgia reasons

[Liberal In Texas]

28. In my house, if you don't eat one (weekends) you don't eat b'fast.

And it is good and greasy.

(I like some jam too.)

[MissHoneychurch]

29. I only eat it when I am in Britain myself

I couldn#t eat it every day.

[tjwmason]

30. There's nothing like a proper English breakfast

and that's nothing like a proper English breakfast. But some good real sausages, bacon, eggs (scrambled for me), black-pudding, fried tomatoes, and fried bread - very very yummy indeed.

Though it has to be said that practically none of us eat it on anything like a regular basis.

[In_The_Wind]

32. Yes, please.

Is that what you expect me to feed you when you visit in September?

I'm having one of these this morning ... yum ... all hot and buttery

[MissHoneychurch]

33. nah, not really

I will be happy with pancakes and maple syrup also :)

[In_The_Wind]

34. I can do that.

wanna drive over and surprise xmas ...

[MissHoneychurch]

35. Oh yes

definitely if that isn't too far from you. I would LOVE to meet xmas.

[In_The_Wind]

38. I haven't checked the miles ...

but with both of us driving - we might be able to go the distance ...

I know that we can make 500 miles in 9 1/2 hours if we only stop for gas and coffee.

[MissHoneychurch]

39. a lot of time to talk about everything and all

I am already excited to meet you :bounce:

[In_The_Wind]

44. ~

We'll have a great time whatever we do ...

[MissHoneychurch]

45. yes we will

I have no doubts about that.

[In_The_Wind]

55. I think ...

Buffy is somewhere around these parts. Maybe we can drag her away from work for a few laughs over a beer or two.

There are a whole lot of DUers in Ohio.

I' m sure we can find lots of your cyber friends we can meet in real time.

[MissHoneychurch]

56. I know ...

that gmoney is in Ohio. And I know he wants to meet me. Then there is WC, I definitely wanna meet him and his wife too. I think there will be enough people to meet.
But the best part will be meeting you anyway :bounce:

[In_The_Wind]

57. Okay, I get it!

I don't know why you think the best part will be meeting me ...

but I've got to start believing in my friends good judgment :P ~ when they tell me they love me :loveya::hug:

[MissHoneychurch]

58. I think it is obvious

we shared so much online already, so it will be a blast to finally do all that talking person to person.


And you better believe it :loveya:

[Callalily]

36. Well MissHoneychurch

would you like to join me for breakfast? A little formal, but good.

[MissHoneychurch]

37. I don't mind formal at all

I'll make sure I won't come in my sloppiest clothes :D

[Callalily]

40. Oh wear whatever

you want, it's the company that's important!

[MissHoneychurch]

41. you are right

but sloppy clothing just isn't right to such a nice breakfast. I do have a bit of style :)

And you would be a lovely and great company :hi:

[LynzM]

42. Can I get a German breakfast?

Kick-my-ass coffee, and some muesli and quark? :bounce:

[AirmensMom]

43. Sorry, MissHoneychurch, but that doesn't look appetizing to me.

I'm just going to have a fruit smoothie this morning. :9

Thanks anyway! :hi:

[wildhorses]

54. thanks for the offer but, I am still full from all the food we had at

the Christmas party ;) :pals: