What's For Breakfast?
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Comments (11)I usually go for the bigger breakfast and little or nothing in the evening for supper. This morning I had an over easy egg with buttered toast, a piece of blueberry pie and iced tea. I have eggs quite often, but do like other things for breakfast. Sue...See MoreWhat's for breakfast?
Comments (17)I used to have an apple, banana, raisins, peanut butter and a few candied pecans. But, now that I am trying to lose weight, I am just having an apple or pear sliced up with my peanut butter and coffee with my favorite creamer. I still might have the banana, just later as a snack. For years I had a high fiber cereal until one day I just couldn't eat it. Then my next kick was Vitalicious muffins. When I started eating them, I had to order them as few stores carried them. Now they are all over....See MoreWhat's For Breakfast
Comments (35)Thanks Bbstx-- that explains why Grade B has been MIA! Breakfast for DH (Today's birthday boy) yesterday was pancakes from a Cracker Barrel Mix (first time buying it) and Nueske's bacon. Pancakes-- ok, bacon A+. Today I made him brioche french toast with orange flavor, warmed maple syrup and Wellshire Farms pork sausages and a small mango with coffee. He was a happy camper. Me-- today was a couple of small GF choc muffins and two sausages with coffee....See MoreWhat's For Breakfast Today?
Comments (25)I had half a Panera Bread Mediterranean sandwich only because a friend came over to help with the flooring in my closet and she is a vegetarian and that's what she picked. I had always wanted to try it before but usually end up getting their chicken salad sandwich or the Bacon Turkey Bravo sandwich. I also got us apples that come with the meal but mine was rotten at the top, hard not to see it and her's was mealy she said. I just had the other half of my sandwich. It's pretty good even with no meat. I made some butternut squash with butter, brown sugar and pecans today. Gave my friend about half of it to take home. I'm now thawing out a turkey in the sink with cold water. It seemed pretty frozen even though it has been in my fridge for two days. Will have a mini Thanksgiving meal for myself tomorrow. Freeze some meals for work too. I have stuffing mix and gravy to go with them....See More
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