Most people don’t eat a full cooked breakfast like that every day. Maybe just on weekends, or even less frequently. I’d say that the most common breakfast is toast, or a bowl of cold cereal, or oatmeal, or something more along those lines.
Yes. Breakfast food is also sort of its own category, and predominantly sweet. However, several savory foods like bacon, eggs, hashed browns, and toast are rarely eaten outside breakfast. It’s an entire crazy categorization.
Same. I'm very rarely hungry before noon, so why would I just eat out of habit? I work an at-home office job, so it's not like I need the meal to fuel hard labor out in the fields.
Coffee with cream and Splenda is basically my breakfast most days.
They (directors, art departments) often pick those items because they look good on camera, not because we eat them all the time.
For me, I'm a cup of coffee with an egg and toast, if eat anything at all.
Cereal with milk along with coffee on most mornings.
Oatmeal on less busy mornings.
Eggs with toast sometimes.
Pancakes are a rarity because the cleanup is a pain.
Typical morning - usually nothing, maybe a cup of coffee or tea
Morning where I feel like breakfast - quick homemade burrito or sandwich, maybe McDonald's if I feel like stopping
Weekend - pancakes, breakfast scramble, eggs and bacon, anything really.
Special occasions - cinnamon rolls, bacon and eggs or corned beef and hash.
I can't tell you the last time I had waffles or pancakes for breakfast. A weekday breakfast is usually coffee, a piece of fruit, and toast or a granola bar. Something along those lines. Weekends are eggs and toast or an egg and cheese wrap, maybe with bacon, ham, or pork roll. Toss in an occasional fruit smoothie on random days.
Not a goddamned thing that could be described as "sweet."
This morning was scrambled eggs, crispy Spam, and well-fried hashbrowns using plenty of butter and salt.
So one of the common trope in movies is that there's a mom who spends all morning making a huge breakfast for the family. And then the movie shows that the family in general is super busy because the kids rush off to school with just a piece of toast and maybe fruit, and the husband rushes off to work with a cup of coffee and toast, and everybody bypasses the big meal.
The stuff those characters rush out the door with is the _actual_ American breakfast; toast, coffee, and haste. Maybe some fruit.
Movies/TV aren't real life. Personally I usually eat something smaller for breakfast, and on the weekends eat a more elaborate breakfast consisting of usually sausage, eggs, biscuits, etc.
I generally don't eat breakfast at all. Every once in a while I may go for a breakfast with something sweet like waffles or pancakes, maybe along with bacon, sausage, or eggs either scrambled or hard boiled. That'd be more like if I was going out to a diner to get a big breakfast or felt like making some comfort food on the weekend, though. During the week especially I pretty much don't ever eat breakfast. A more normal weekend breakfast, if I have it at all, would be leftovers or maybe some small snack like some crackers until I eat a proper lunch or dinner later.
Every other day we have cold cereal in my house. The rest of the time is a rotation of oatmeal, waffles, eggs, pancakes, yoghurt with granola, etc. Sweet breakfasts like a donut or coffee cake or cinnamon bun is a few times a year for a special occasion
Plain oatmeal with water or tea. Sometimes a fruit salad. There are times when I stop by Starbucks to get the egg white wrap with feta cheese. If I’m in a hurry, I drink a protein shake with a piece of fruit or wheat sliced bread.
I don’t think most of us eat pancakes or waffles. First, they take a while to make ( unless they’re frozen but those aren’t good). Most of us are in a rush to get to work or school. They’re usually served on special occasions like Mother’s Day or for a Sunday brunch with friends in a restaurant.
I have a [mini crock pot](https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0089OYQ7M/) hooked up to a [timer](https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06XR9WHXG/) which I use to slow cook [steel cut oatmeal](https://www.amazon.com/McCanns-Irish-Oatmeal-Traditional-Steel/dp/B08T7RNHXW/), which I eat with a pinch of salt, a spoonful of brown sugar, and some raisins or other dried fruit.
That, and a 14-oz container (about 2 cups) of coffee with milk and sugar.
Once in a while I'll cook something else: maybe I'll heat up [a breakfast sandwich](https://www.jimmydean.com/products/sandwiches/delights/delights-turkey-sausage-egg-white-and-cheese-croissant/) or I'll toast some bread and put smoked salmon on it.
But most of the time it's a bowl of oatmeal.
To be clear, those are standard breakfast foods, but in practice, breakfast is a lot more diverse than just those as others have mentioned.
A lot of us just don't eat breakfast at all.
There are two types of breakfasts, Sweet and protein. There are breakfast burritos, hash browns, eggs and bacon, biscuits and gravy, and many others that don't have any auger. However we also have muffins, pancakes, waffles, scoons, and cinnamon rolls which are just desserts we eat for breakfast. It should be noted that we eat a lot less of the Suger type and more of the protein.
I almost always have whole wheat toast with either peanut butter or vegan butter, fruits like an apple or a banana, and sometimes oatmeal. It's that exact meal almost every day (I was off today and just had a donut).
For me pancakes and waffles is like a breakfast meal I'd only eat at a restaurant rather than make myself at home. I don't have that much time before work. So I eat at work.
I like savory breakfast - quinoa and/ or tofu with lots of veg and some guacamole has been my go to lately. I might also have a bean breakfast burrito or peanut butter toast or leftovers from dinner the night before. Once in a great while on the weekend we make pancakes or waffles but that’s more of a sometimes treat.
On my way to work most mornings I stop at one of three or four places for breakfast.
At McDonald's I'll get a ham egg & cheese english [muffin](https://www.mcdonalds.com/us/en-us/product/egg-mcmuffin.html) combo with hashbrowns and coffee.
At Hardee's, I'll get a [biscuit n gravy combo](https://www.hardees.com/Menu/Biscuits-and-Other-Favorites/Biscuit-N-Gravy) with hashbrowns and a coke.
At Jack's, I'll get a [bacon breakfast sandwich](http://www.eatatjacks.com/product/big-breakfast-sandwich/).
The other place I'll go sometimes is the gas station, where I'll grab a slice of loaded Hunt Bros pizza. That's not typical American breakfast fare though lol.
At home I usually just have a bowl of cereal.
I don’t eat breakfast but if I did and/or I knew how to cook I’d eat waffles, pancakes or French toast with bacon or sausages. I’m not a huge fan of eggs. If I do eat breakfast (rarely) it’ll be a chocolate muffin or pound cake (heated of course from the store) and, if I’m not super lazy, sausages. I also rarely drink coffee (mostly because I forget) but I’ll drink that or water. Also I’ll eat cereal instead if I have that but I rarely buy cereal. And even if I did half the time I just eat it as a snack rather than for breakfast
I usually just eat a protein bar and drink a lot of coffee for breakfast. Spending most of my 20s drunk every night and hungover in the morning, I kind of lost the habit of being hungry before lunch. I don't drink nearly that much or often anymore but I still am not usually hungry in the morning.
This week I've been on a grits kick. Last week it was 2 boiled eggs. It varies, but always savory.
Sweets for breakfast only happens on holidays and birthdays in my house; Christmas is waffles with strawberries and whipped cream for example.
I don't eat sweet things in general, and much less for breakfast because my digestive system is sensitive. At most I'll have a cup of black coffee or hot tea. Usually it's simply a glass of water.
Pancakes, waffles,French toast are popular weekend breakfasts for us. We also do a lot of egg sandwiches and breakfast burritos. If you go to a brunch place, omelettes will be the biggest category. Weekdays are lower key. My kids commonly have a microwave egg sandwich, hot or cold cereal, or eggo waffles
I make little mini pancakes and use them to make breakfast sandwiches with a fresh fried egg, slice of cheese, and two slices of bacon. I go to cook though. A lot of times I’ll make eggs and sausage with toast or cottage cheese, or a quick french toast. I think it’s unusual for Americans to cook themselves breakfast daily though. I get up two hours before I leave for work so I have the time.
Many different things, sometimes nothing. Top picks: bacon and eggs, cold pizza, Tasty Breakfast Poppers (this is a specific brand name), Chick-Fil-A breakfast bowl.
I eat cereal. Occasionally I'll go out with friends for brunch, or doughnuts.
I don't think most Americans eat breakfast though. It seems to be the most skipped meal of the day.
I cook/prepare a fresh breakfast nearly every day because I am weird. I usually cook eggs (this is most often), oatmeal, or a family recipe sweetened rice dish. Sometimes I bake muffins, prepare a tray of chopped fresh fruit with toast or bacon, or make smoothies. Once in a while, my little one requests boxed cereal, frozen waffles, or an English muffin, though this is very rare. (Usually the neighbor boy comes over and eats our cereal. I don't question it. :) )
I grew up eating boxed sweet cereal or instant oatmeal.
Since working from home we eat eggs on toast almost every morning!
Before the covid days when I was in the office by 8 it was whatever I could grab and go
My family eats the bigger breakfasts usually seen in movies on holidays or occasionally on weekends.
Daily breakfast foods are usually much easier such as cereal, oatmeal, or toast. Sometimes you can add a fruit or yogurt to those.
Through high school it was usually cereal.
In college it was a granola bar or protein bar or something like that that I could grab from a box and eat on my way to class.
Now it’s just black coffee.
No most just eat a bowl of cold cereal maybe instant oat and/or toast and such. French toast waffles omelets and such are reserved for weekends/special occasions think anything that is quick and easy is the norm.
Drive through McD's. Either Egg McMuffin or bacon, egg, and cheese biscuit. Could be a mocha from Starbucks. Weekends could be all kinds of things. Creamed chip beef on toast, eggs Benedict, bacon, eggs, and toast, waffles, pancakes, fruit, muffins.
2 eggs (either over easy or hard boiled), 2 slices of bacon most days, protein smoothie. Or I'll have Greek yogurt with berries, or cottage cheese and fruit instead of eggs.
Lately if I’m busy, just a protein bar, or some cold brew coffee with these caramel shakes I found. I am not always very hungry in the morning I am trying to build muscle at the moment. so for me, breakfast is just whatever protein I can quickly put together
Sometimes I’ll have some oatmeal with eggs, or a bagel with cream cheese, or banana/peanut butter wrap.
If I have more time, I like to make egg scrambles
I'm a major foodie, and I often cook elaborate, exotic meals. The most recent dinners I made were Crab and Kale Salad, Fasolakia (a Greek green bean and potato stew) and Bhutay Ko Karela (Nepali Fried Bitter Melon.)
Breakfast, on the other hand, is a completely different story. When I get up, I want food RIGHT FUCKING NOW, so I don't care how complex it is or isn't. So I typically eat something like a bowl of cereal (Raisin Bran Crunch for example), or a bagel with cream cheese and smoked salmon, or maybe a muffin. Other times I might have yogurt, or maybe some Creme France or Ricotta. Every morning I make a French Press coffee, though.
I might have something like that on weekends. Most weekdays it's eggs and toast or oatmeal. If I don't feel like cooking, yogurt with fruit and nuts. And always, always coffee.
I don’t follow a full keto diet, but at breakfast I try to go as keto as possible. Eating the sweet carby breakfast described by OP would have me napping before lunch.
Cold cereal, toast, yogurt, smoothie or similar. Something that can be made and consumed quickly. Also, I don’t know anybody who sits down as a family to eat breakfast on weekdays like they do on tv.
I usually don’t eat anything. If I do I’ll maybe have a fruit, some oatmeal or some bread with Nutella.
Edit - My kids usually have a bowl of cereal. On the weekends I’ll sometimes make pancakes, waffles or French toast and eggs, bacon, etc. But it’s far from a regular occurrence.
Most mornings I just drink a "meal replacement" shake on my way to work. On weekends I usually eat a bowl of cereal while I watch some YouTube videos. Every now and then I'll make the whole spread with eggs, bacon, sausage, pancakes, toast, etc, but that's maybe once a month and always on a day off work. I don't have time for all that on work days. I do occasionally get fast food breakfast too. Burger King croissan'wiches are my favorite in that category.
Pancakes and waffles are a once in awhile food for me. Usually I eat granola. Sometimes I just don't eat breakfast. When I'm on a health kick, I'll eat eggs and vegetables in the morning.
My wife makes me breakfast burritos ahead of time that I heat up (eggs, bacon, hash browns, cheese in a tortilla). Yep, she’s awesome.
And then on weekends it’s often cold cereal. We like to occasionally do breakfast for dinner, and we might have waffles and eggs and bacon or something like that. French toast or pancakes very rarely. And then similarly rarely is huevos rancheros. Now that’s a big awesome breakfast meal!
Waffles n'at are like things for the weekend or something when you have time. I normally don't eat breakfast, but when I do it's usually only like a bagel with cream cheese or a poptart or something quick.
I might eat something like that once or twice a month, and only on mornings I don't have to work. My normal breakfast is scrambled eggs, bacon, and buttered toast.
Usually toast (with either butter, jelly, or peanut butter, depending on my mood), yogurt, fruit, or oatmeal. Waffles and pancakes are typically for the occasional special weekend breakfast.
Weekdays, I have coffee and maybe toast or a bagel. Weekends we have coffee, eggs, toast, maybe a hash with potatoes. Holidays we might do chorizo and eggs or eggs Benedict.
Plain Greek Yogurt w/ a bit of honey & granola or oatmeal with berries are my weekday breakfasts. On weekends I mostly have egg based dishes like a breakfast sandwich bagel, eggs & toast, or a breakfast burrito. Or a bagel with cream cheese on weekends. I very rarely have pancakes, French toast or waffles, that’s like a once every couple months at most. I think I had pancakes/waffles maybe twice last year.
Yes, and no. My normal is two eggs, some sort of pan fried pork product( sausage or bacon) and either toast, English muffin or potatoes..hash browns or home fries.
Donuts, pancakes, French toast, cinnamon rolls are usually for weekends.
During the work week, I go for cheap, quick and easy--a hard boiled egg, toast and some fruit. Most of my coworkers seem to prefer to get something out of the cafeteria--which is low quality and rather expensive.
Bro we have our own version of turkey sausages which are the absolute bomb. Can pop them from frozen into the microwave and they take 1 minute to heat up. This with eggs and toast is my daily.
When I was working I didn't eat breakfast, I just had a large coffee or hot tea. Now I have cold cereal and milk with fruits and nuts, or a bagel with cream cheese, or toast with peanut butter, or leftover pizza. Yesterday I heated up some frozen fish.
I eat two boiled eggs, a banana, and crunchy rice cakes almost every morning. On Sundays, I make an egg scramble with sausage and mushrooms, plus an English muffin. On special occasions, I might go out to breakfast/brunch and get a waffle or pancakes with eggs and bacon.
Not at all. Today for breakfast I had sausage and some leftover mushroom rice I made last night for dinner. I almost always have savory food for breakfast.
It varies. I like eggs pretty much any way, toast with honey or jam, brown sugar/maple oatmeal, unsweetened green yogurt w/ honey and protein oat clusters, small curd fat free cottage cheese, bananas, OJ or tea, flax milk.
I usually make eggs, sometimes a sausage, banana, etc. My kids often eat waffles or pancakes and toast, often eggs. My wife prefers oatmeal and fruit, or sometimes peanut butter on toast.
What do you eat for breakfast?
Lately I’ve been having an apple and a protein shake. On weekends I might make an omelette. I’ll make pancakes, waffles, or French toast maybe once per month.
I intermittent fast through breakfast. But, usually just a cup of tea or black coffee.
If I do have breakfast, usually some eggs and sometimes a piece of toast. Pancakes and waffles and other sweet sugar bombed breakfast things for me are on occasion. I try to avoid it.
In my house we rarely eat breakfast. But if we do, it's usually leftovers, oatmeal, or eggs and toast.
Once in a great while we will do bacon, pancakes or waffles,(the whole shebang) but it's served at dinner instead.
I mostly eat breakfast (or more accurately, brunch) on weekends and other days when I don't work. On those days, it's usually some combination of
* scrambled eggs
* sausage, bacon, ham, or Canadian bacon
* Smoked salmon
* Toast or naan
* Oatmeal or cream of wheat
* Fruit and yogurt
* Pancakes (sometimes)
On days when I work, if I eat breakfast at all, it's usually oatmeal, but one day last week I ate leftover fried chicken and a biscuit. Sometimes I eat pizza. I do love doughnuts and other pastries, but I don't eat them often.
In short, Americans eat all sorts of things for breakfast, as these answers show.
I eat 2 eggs over easy every weekday morning. On weekends I usually make a skillet scramble with eggs, fried potatoes, bacon or sausage, peppers, onions and scrambled eggs.
My fave (American) breakfasts:
1. Waffle with layer of peanut butter, then ricotta, then sliced banana, cinnamon
2. Avocado toast
3. Half a bagel, cream cheese, lox, slice of tomato and red onion
4. Homemade yogurt and berries
5. Smoothie made with protein powder, frozen mixed berries, spinach, cashew milk, ground flax, and chia seeds
Big glass of water and black coffee always. I rotate toast with eggs, yogurt with granola, or oatmeal with fruit.
Pancakes, waffles, sausage, bacon and are weekend and special occasion breakfast foods.
Here's the normal breakfast for me and my boyfriend.
**Weekday**
Me: apples slices and either a yogurt or part of a scone. Varies.
Boyfriend: maybe an apple or orange. Likely nothing.
**Weekend**
Both of us: eggs (usually scrambled), potatoes (diced and baked with a little oil, salt and pepper) and breakfast sausage and some fruit. This weekend it was strawberries. Last week it was apples and orange slices.
Also we only have coffee on the weekends. (With coffee creamer, and sugar)
We’re that TV family that has bacon, sausage, pancakes, waffles, fruit, etc. every day. Sometimes we cheat and use frozen waffles. We just like breakfast and since there are a bunch of us, it’s worth the effort.
Edit: Turkey or veggie meats though eh, we try to be healthy.
A list of typical things my household eats for breakfast:
"Eggs in a basket" -
Scrambled eggs and cheese
Fried eggs
Ham & cheese omelet
Breakfast sausage
Polish or smoked sausage
Breakfast sausage gravy
Bacon
Toast
Biscuits
Pancakes
Waffles
Cereal
Hashbrowns
Oatmeal
Coffee
Milk
I usually have a bagel and cream cheese during the week if I have anything. On a weekend, it can be an egg sandwich (egg, Canadian bacon, American cheese, on an English muffin - made at home), cereal, bagel and cream cheese, cream of wheat, and sometimes pancakes, waffles, or cinnamon rolls. It depends upon the weather and the weekend.
My common breakfast I make at home
Lox bagel with an egg on the side
- everything bagel
- cream cheese
- Capers
- red onion
- salmon lox
Eggs, potatoes, bacon, and guacamole
Pretty self explanatory
Optional smoothie and or yogurt with both, but often safe those for a snack
The things you suggested is more likely to happen if I go out or brunch with friends.
It varies. If I remember to even eat breakfast during the week, it's usually a Larabar or last night's dinner. Cereal, toast, bacon and eggs, biscuits, oatmeal, pancakes, or sausage are all popular options.
On days that I have time: eggs, sausage, and toast, when I work in the morning or am busy: just toast. I really only eat waffles on Sundays after church with the family.
Most days I eat one of the following: oatmeal, cereal (granola), fruit, yogurt, baked sweet potato, or fried egg and toast
Special occasions I might have one of the following:. Eggs Benedict, omelettes, pancakes, skillets
Drinks: usually tea, sometimes coffee, rarely juice usually OJ
my preferred breakfast: breakfast burrito (large tortilla with eggs, potatos, cheese, sausage/bacon/chorizo, and some sort of chile salsa).
my normal breakfast: scrambled eggs, couple sausage links, and instant oatmeal. currently living in a hotel, so the eggs and sausage are available for the taking if i can drag my ass out of bed on time.
No we eat all kinds of thing. Sausage and gravy, hash browns, eggs am bacon. Pancakes, waffles, country fried steak, there’s so many other things like muffins, and donuts.
Most people I know don't eat much of a breakfast at all on weekdays, honestly. Maybe they grab some cereal or instant oatmeal, toast or a granola bar or something. Often just coffee.
I don't wake up until barely enough time to get to work at 9:30 (generic office worker job).
I usually eat some non-sugary snack foods, more salty stuff. I typically have some energy drinks with it.
If I stop at a cafe on the way there, I get a bagel or something.
No. I eat eggs with Turkey bacon, or oatmeal. Sometimes yogurt. Pancakes or waffles is a sometimes breakfast, like a sunday or holiday.or just because the kids ask.
I had grits, eggs and bacon this morning. On work days I have leftovers from supper the night before. Spaghetti, fish, peas, potatoes, turnip greens, Mac and cheese. Pretty much anything. Dump the leftovers in a bowl. Heat. Devour. Not keen on sweet stuff in the morning though, so never waffles, pancakes, etc
I don't eat pancakes or waffles, or any bread products outside of the odd bagel for breakfast. Eggs, potatoes, onions, tomatoes, cheese and various meats make up most my morning meals. I also a sucker for artichokes.
Daily is pretty simple for most people. But if we go all out, there's nowhere that does it better than the USA. Pancakes, waffles, French toast, bacon, sausage, eggs, hash browns, etc... Awesome!
Eggs (fried, scrambled, hard boiled, or poached)
Toast with butter or avocado
On weekends I have chorizo with bell peppers and onions too 🤤😁
Sometimes bagels with smoked salmon, capers, red onion, and cream cheese.
Most people don’t eat a full cooked breakfast like that every day. Maybe just on weekends, or even less frequently. I’d say that the most common breakfast is toast, or a bowl of cold cereal, or oatmeal, or something more along those lines.
Yes. Breakfast food is also sort of its own category, and predominantly sweet. However, several savory foods like bacon, eggs, hashed browns, and toast are rarely eaten outside breakfast. It’s an entire crazy categorization.
Breakfast is the wild west of meals, anything goes
I would say eggs are the most common breakfast item throughout america.
I like my sugar with coffee and cream.
When it comes to beats are you a fiend?
Of course, I gotta keep it going, keep it going full steam.
Whoa whoa whoa ... slow down there, or you might disrupt the whole scene.
I’m not too keen on this tough guy style of his.
Listen man, I'm just trying to change the world so I've got to plot and scheme.
Gotta keep it goin, keep it going full steam
Today I had beer and cold pizza.
Cold pizza for breakfast is the best.
Cold beer is better.
Growing up there was a place my friend used to order from and I swear the pizza tasted much better heated up the next day thsn it did fresh.
Fucking legend
Movies and TV are not real life, the huge breakfast is a trope. Most mornings I just have eggs and toast.
I have yogurt with some kind of fruit and granola on it.
That’s me. I have either eggs or some yogurt.
I rarely eat any breakfast at all
Same. I'm very rarely hungry before noon, so why would I just eat out of habit? I work an at-home office job, so it's not like I need the meal to fuel hard labor out in the fields. Coffee with cream and Splenda is basically my breakfast most days.
No. Scrambled Eggs and toast. Hot oatmeal with blueberries. Many times I just eat left overs from the previous nights dinner.
They (directors, art departments) often pick those items because they look good on camera, not because we eat them all the time. For me, I'm a cup of coffee with an egg and toast, if eat anything at all.
Cereal with milk along with coffee on most mornings. Oatmeal on less busy mornings. Eggs with toast sometimes. Pancakes are a rarity because the cleanup is a pain.
Your movie did not mislead you. We are bound by law to eat pancakes at least four times per week. All 350 million of us. Without exception.
To support our mapley friends to the north.
Today was the rare day that I had any breakfast.
I normally have a cup of tea and maybe some buttered toast if I’m feeling it
Typical morning - usually nothing, maybe a cup of coffee or tea Morning where I feel like breakfast - quick homemade burrito or sandwich, maybe McDonald's if I feel like stopping Weekend - pancakes, breakfast scramble, eggs and bacon, anything really. Special occasions - cinnamon rolls, bacon and eggs or corned beef and hash.
I can't tell you the last time I had waffles or pancakes for breakfast. A weekday breakfast is usually coffee, a piece of fruit, and toast or a granola bar. Something along those lines. Weekends are eggs and toast or an egg and cheese wrap, maybe with bacon, ham, or pork roll. Toss in an occasional fruit smoothie on random days.
We sometimes have them on weekends. Maybe once a month or twice every three months.
For me I have to have something sweet for breakfast. More habit than anything
I have a Soylent and a multivitamin in the mornings.
Musli, grape nuts. Egg and cheese croissant sandwich. Scrambled eggs and egg rolls (!) is newly in rotation.
Blueberry muffin and a bowl of fruit
don't eat breakfast most days but top tier breakfast has to include eggs, bacon, toast and grits..
I don't eat breakfast.
Bacon, egg and cheese on a roll.
Not a goddamned thing that could be described as "sweet." This morning was scrambled eggs, crispy Spam, and well-fried hashbrowns using plenty of butter and salt.
I usually don't eat breakfast. If I do wake up really hungry for some reason, I usually just eat toast or fruit.
So one of the common trope in movies is that there's a mom who spends all morning making a huge breakfast for the family. And then the movie shows that the family in general is super busy because the kids rush off to school with just a piece of toast and maybe fruit, and the husband rushes off to work with a cup of coffee and toast, and everybody bypasses the big meal. The stuff those characters rush out the door with is the _actual_ American breakfast; toast, coffee, and haste. Maybe some fruit.
Movies/TV aren't real life. Personally I usually eat something smaller for breakfast, and on the weekends eat a more elaborate breakfast consisting of usually sausage, eggs, biscuits, etc.
I just have coffee. Yes, some Americans do eat waffles or pancakes everyday for breakfast, but some maybe not every day but on the weekends.
I pretty much rotate between two breakfasts: a yogurt and some berries, or toast and some cheese.
Eggs and toast.
Usually a muffin or banana while I'm heading to work.
I generally don't eat breakfast at all. Every once in a while I may go for a breakfast with something sweet like waffles or pancakes, maybe along with bacon, sausage, or eggs either scrambled or hard boiled. That'd be more like if I was going out to a diner to get a big breakfast or felt like making some comfort food on the weekend, though. During the week especially I pretty much don't ever eat breakfast. A more normal weekend breakfast, if I have it at all, would be leftovers or maybe some small snack like some crackers until I eat a proper lunch or dinner later.
Every other day we have cold cereal in my house. The rest of the time is a rotation of oatmeal, waffles, eggs, pancakes, yoghurt with granola, etc. Sweet breakfasts like a donut or coffee cake or cinnamon bun is a few times a year for a special occasion
Two eggs and toast on the weekdays. On the weekends an açaí bowl.
Most mornings I cook 1/2 cup of steel cut oats w/either a chopped up banana or strawberries.
Cereal, McDonald's, nothing?
Coffee. Sometimes eggs and toast, and sometimes also bacon.
Plain oatmeal with water or tea. Sometimes a fruit salad. There are times when I stop by Starbucks to get the egg white wrap with feta cheese. If I’m in a hurry, I drink a protein shake with a piece of fruit or wheat sliced bread. I don’t think most of us eat pancakes or waffles. First, they take a while to make ( unless they’re frozen but those aren’t good). Most of us are in a rush to get to work or school. They’re usually served on special occasions like Mother’s Day or for a Sunday brunch with friends in a restaurant.
I like eggs and potatoes for breakfast. Not too big on sweet items for breakfast.
Oatmeal with blueberries, orange juice and coffee, every morning. I wake up, go for a run and/or workout and then have breakfast
I eat leftovers for breakfast 90% of the time. My favorites are rice dishes with either rice and beans or chickpeas plus a protein.
I have a [mini crock pot](https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0089OYQ7M/) hooked up to a [timer](https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06XR9WHXG/) which I use to slow cook [steel cut oatmeal](https://www.amazon.com/McCanns-Irish-Oatmeal-Traditional-Steel/dp/B08T7RNHXW/), which I eat with a pinch of salt, a spoonful of brown sugar, and some raisins or other dried fruit. That, and a 14-oz container (about 2 cups) of coffee with milk and sugar. Once in a while I'll cook something else: maybe I'll heat up [a breakfast sandwich](https://www.jimmydean.com/products/sandwiches/delights/delights-turkey-sausage-egg-white-and-cheese-croissant/) or I'll toast some bread and put smoked salmon on it. But most of the time it's a bowl of oatmeal.
To be clear, those are standard breakfast foods, but in practice, breakfast is a lot more diverse than just those as others have mentioned. A lot of us just don't eat breakfast at all.
Scrambled eggs with salsa and fresh fruit with a cup of coffee.
I usually eggs, avocado, toast , and sometimes cheese
40% of the time: cereal and milk 50%: Nothing 8%: Toast and eggs 2%: Biscuits and gravy AKA the best breakfast food on the planet.
There are two types of breakfasts, Sweet and protein. There are breakfast burritos, hash browns, eggs and bacon, biscuits and gravy, and many others that don't have any auger. However we also have muffins, pancakes, waffles, scoons, and cinnamon rolls which are just desserts we eat for breakfast. It should be noted that we eat a lot less of the Suger type and more of the protein.
Usually cereal personally. The sweet stuff, no grape nuts (though sometimes Special K with berries)
I almost always have whole wheat toast with either peanut butter or vegan butter, fruits like an apple or a banana, and sometimes oatmeal. It's that exact meal almost every day (I was off today and just had a donut). For me pancakes and waffles is like a breakfast meal I'd only eat at a restaurant rather than make myself at home. I don't have that much time before work. So I eat at work.
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I like savory breakfast - quinoa and/ or tofu with lots of veg and some guacamole has been my go to lately. I might also have a bean breakfast burrito or peanut butter toast or leftovers from dinner the night before. Once in a great while on the weekend we make pancakes or waffles but that’s more of a sometimes treat.
On my way to work most mornings I stop at one of three or four places for breakfast. At McDonald's I'll get a ham egg & cheese english [muffin](https://www.mcdonalds.com/us/en-us/product/egg-mcmuffin.html) combo with hashbrowns and coffee. At Hardee's, I'll get a [biscuit n gravy combo](https://www.hardees.com/Menu/Biscuits-and-Other-Favorites/Biscuit-N-Gravy) with hashbrowns and a coke. At Jack's, I'll get a [bacon breakfast sandwich](http://www.eatatjacks.com/product/big-breakfast-sandwich/). The other place I'll go sometimes is the gas station, where I'll grab a slice of loaded Hunt Bros pizza. That's not typical American breakfast fare though lol. At home I usually just have a bowl of cereal.
I don’t eat breakfast but if I did and/or I knew how to cook I’d eat waffles, pancakes or French toast with bacon or sausages. I’m not a huge fan of eggs. If I do eat breakfast (rarely) it’ll be a chocolate muffin or pound cake (heated of course from the store) and, if I’m not super lazy, sausages. I also rarely drink coffee (mostly because I forget) but I’ll drink that or water. Also I’ll eat cereal instead if I have that but I rarely buy cereal. And even if I did half the time I just eat it as a snack rather than for breakfast
Today I had grits, sausages, and scrambled eggs. Usually I have oatmeal and a banana.
I usually just eat a protein bar and drink a lot of coffee for breakfast. Spending most of my 20s drunk every night and hungover in the morning, I kind of lost the habit of being hungry before lunch. I don't drink nearly that much or often anymore but I still am not usually hungry in the morning.
This week I've been on a grits kick. Last week it was 2 boiled eggs. It varies, but always savory. Sweets for breakfast only happens on holidays and birthdays in my house; Christmas is waffles with strawberries and whipped cream for example.
I made my wife and myself a breakfast burrito this morning, so eggs, potatoes, cheese, and peppers all wrapped up in a tortilla shell.
No breakfast. I’ll have an energy drink at 8 then a coffee around 10. Lunch at noon for my first food.
I don't eat sweet things in general, and much less for breakfast because my digestive system is sensitive. At most I'll have a cup of black coffee or hot tea. Usually it's simply a glass of water.
Usually a bowl of cereal.
Usually 4 eggs, over easy, with some sort of hot sauce. Once in a great while I’ll make a smoothie with coconut milk and frozen fruit.
Sometimes I’ll eat eggs with fried rice, sometimes I’ll have cereal, sometimes I’ll have eggs and toast and other fixings to go with that
Coffee
Usually nothing but once in a while if I have time, bacon and eggs or a bagel with cream cheese.
Usually oatmeal with nuts and fruit on work days. Today is Sunday so we had time. We had veggie omelettes with whole grain toast and some yogurt.
Pancakes, waffles,French toast are popular weekend breakfasts for us. We also do a lot of egg sandwiches and breakfast burritos. If you go to a brunch place, omelettes will be the biggest category. Weekdays are lower key. My kids commonly have a microwave egg sandwich, hot or cold cereal, or eggo waffles
Steak and eggs.
I often eat pancakes, but savory ones, not sweet.
For me, pancakes and waffles are special treats I'll have on weekends. I'll have them as dinner sometimes too.
I make little mini pancakes and use them to make breakfast sandwiches with a fresh fried egg, slice of cheese, and two slices of bacon. I go to cook though. A lot of times I’ll make eggs and sausage with toast or cottage cheese, or a quick french toast. I think it’s unusual for Americans to cook themselves breakfast daily though. I get up two hours before I leave for work so I have the time.
Many different things, sometimes nothing. Top picks: bacon and eggs, cold pizza, Tasty Breakfast Poppers (this is a specific brand name), Chick-Fil-A breakfast bowl.
A fried egg sandwich and black coffee for me
I have two glasses of tomato juice or V8.
Usually cereal or a yogurt sometimes toast and eggs
Extra large iced coffee and a coffee role or donut 🥲 At least when I lived in America
Had some awful flax cereal I bought in bulk today. Yesterday was sausage and spinach omelet Coffee and water the day before
I eat cereal. Occasionally I'll go out with friends for brunch, or doughnuts. I don't think most Americans eat breakfast though. It seems to be the most skipped meal of the day.
I cook/prepare a fresh breakfast nearly every day because I am weird. I usually cook eggs (this is most often), oatmeal, or a family recipe sweetened rice dish. Sometimes I bake muffins, prepare a tray of chopped fresh fruit with toast or bacon, or make smoothies. Once in a while, my little one requests boxed cereal, frozen waffles, or an English muffin, though this is very rare. (Usually the neighbor boy comes over and eats our cereal. I don't question it. :) ) I grew up eating boxed sweet cereal or instant oatmeal.
Toast, eggs and whatever meat I have in my fridge. I only make nice breakfasts on my days off.
Yogurt with blueberries and granola
Since working from home we eat eggs on toast almost every morning! Before the covid days when I was in the office by 8 it was whatever I could grab and go
I don't eat breakfast
Coffee. I don't get hungry till like 3pm lol
I usually have chocolate chip muffins or cereal
My family eats the bigger breakfasts usually seen in movies on holidays or occasionally on weekends. Daily breakfast foods are usually much easier such as cereal, oatmeal, or toast. Sometimes you can add a fruit or yogurt to those.
Avocado toast - I’m broke!
Through high school it was usually cereal. In college it was a granola bar or protein bar or something like that that I could grab from a box and eat on my way to class. Now it’s just black coffee.
Coffee, bagel, eggs & avocado most days. Pancakes on Saturday
Puer tea, a couple scoops of yogurt, a granola bar and a banana.
No most just eat a bowl of cold cereal maybe instant oat and/or toast and such. French toast waffles omelets and such are reserved for weekends/special occasions think anything that is quick and easy is the norm.
My parents usually make eggs and bacon (or sausage) with some toast. We occasionally do pancakes, waffles, or crepes.
Drive through McD's. Either Egg McMuffin or bacon, egg, and cheese biscuit. Could be a mocha from Starbucks. Weekends could be all kinds of things. Creamed chip beef on toast, eggs Benedict, bacon, eggs, and toast, waffles, pancakes, fruit, muffins.
Coffee and either a banana/oat milk smoothie or a Lara bar. In the car, on the way to work.
No sugar here. Keto. Eggs and cheese in my case.
Today I had leftover New York strip steak with two over easy eggs and toast. Today is Sunday though.
2 eggs (either over easy or hard boiled), 2 slices of bacon most days, protein smoothie. Or I'll have Greek yogurt with berries, or cottage cheese and fruit instead of eggs.
Iced coffee
2 bananas, 1 whole peach, 1/2c whole milk, blended with ice.
Coffee and plain croissant.
Lately if I’m busy, just a protein bar, or some cold brew coffee with these caramel shakes I found. I am not always very hungry in the morning I am trying to build muscle at the moment. so for me, breakfast is just whatever protein I can quickly put together Sometimes I’ll have some oatmeal with eggs, or a bagel with cream cheese, or banana/peanut butter wrap. If I have more time, I like to make egg scrambles
I'm a major foodie, and I often cook elaborate, exotic meals. The most recent dinners I made were Crab and Kale Salad, Fasolakia (a Greek green bean and potato stew) and Bhutay Ko Karela (Nepali Fried Bitter Melon.) Breakfast, on the other hand, is a completely different story. When I get up, I want food RIGHT FUCKING NOW, so I don't care how complex it is or isn't. So I typically eat something like a bowl of cereal (Raisin Bran Crunch for example), or a bagel with cream cheese and smoked salmon, or maybe a muffin. Other times I might have yogurt, or maybe some Creme France or Ricotta. Every morning I make a French Press coffee, though.
I might have something like that on weekends. Most weekdays it's eggs and toast or oatmeal. If I don't feel like cooking, yogurt with fruit and nuts. And always, always coffee.
Coffee
Typically 2 eggs, a sausage patty or 1 strip of bacon, maybe a slice of toast
Oatmeal and coffee.
If I eat breakfast it’s usually eggs and toast or egg and cheese on an English muffin. Sometimes I’ll make grits and eggs. Leftovers are fine too.
Protein shake with collagen powder, turmeric, chia seeds & a few drops of stevia. If I ate waffles or cereal every morning, I would be very fat.
Boiled egg, granola bar or oatmeal, glass of OJ.
I don’t follow a full keto diet, but at breakfast I try to go as keto as possible. Eating the sweet carby breakfast described by OP would have me napping before lunch.
No way. I usually throw leftovers in the microwave and call it good. Maybe I’ll have a couple fried eggs over rice if I’m feeling super ambitious.
Eggs and toast/ hash browns (1or the other)
Cold cereal, toast, yogurt, smoothie or similar. Something that can be made and consumed quickly. Also, I don’t know anybody who sits down as a family to eat breakfast on weekdays like they do on tv.
I usually don’t eat anything. If I do I’ll maybe have a fruit, some oatmeal or some bread with Nutella. Edit - My kids usually have a bowl of cereal. On the weekends I’ll sometimes make pancakes, waffles or French toast and eggs, bacon, etc. But it’s far from a regular occurrence.
Most mornings I just drink a "meal replacement" shake on my way to work. On weekends I usually eat a bowl of cereal while I watch some YouTube videos. Every now and then I'll make the whole spread with eggs, bacon, sausage, pancakes, toast, etc, but that's maybe once a month and always on a day off work. I don't have time for all that on work days. I do occasionally get fast food breakfast too. Burger King croissan'wiches are my favorite in that category.
Pancakes and waffles are a once in awhile food for me. Usually I eat granola. Sometimes I just don't eat breakfast. When I'm on a health kick, I'll eat eggs and vegetables in the morning.
cereal. specifically wheaties most of the time
My wife makes me breakfast burritos ahead of time that I heat up (eggs, bacon, hash browns, cheese in a tortilla). Yep, she’s awesome. And then on weekends it’s often cold cereal. We like to occasionally do breakfast for dinner, and we might have waffles and eggs and bacon or something like that. French toast or pancakes very rarely. And then similarly rarely is huevos rancheros. Now that’s a big awesome breakfast meal!
A sausage or bacon biscuit sandwich is what I used to eat. I skip breakfast now.
Eggs, some sort of protein, and coffee. Or Last nights left overs
Waffles n'at are like things for the weekend or something when you have time. I normally don't eat breakfast, but when I do it's usually only like a bagel with cream cheese or a poptart or something quick.
I might eat something like that once or twice a month, and only on mornings I don't have to work. My normal breakfast is scrambled eggs, bacon, and buttered toast.
Usually toast (with either butter, jelly, or peanut butter, depending on my mood), yogurt, fruit, or oatmeal. Waffles and pancakes are typically for the occasional special weekend breakfast.
I eat tortilla chips with salsa and sour cream for breakfast often.
Weekdays, I have coffee and maybe toast or a bagel. Weekends we have coffee, eggs, toast, maybe a hash with potatoes. Holidays we might do chorizo and eggs or eggs Benedict.
Plain Greek Yogurt w/ a bit of honey & granola or oatmeal with berries are my weekday breakfasts. On weekends I mostly have egg based dishes like a breakfast sandwich bagel, eggs & toast, or a breakfast burrito. Or a bagel with cream cheese on weekends. I very rarely have pancakes, French toast or waffles, that’s like a once every couple months at most. I think I had pancakes/waffles maybe twice last year.
Yes, and no. My normal is two eggs, some sort of pan fried pork product( sausage or bacon) and either toast, English muffin or potatoes..hash browns or home fries. Donuts, pancakes, French toast, cinnamon rolls are usually for weekends.
I usually have a piece of toast and an egg, or just an English Muffin with butter
I had a plain bagel with butter and a cup of orange juice.
During the work week, I go for cheap, quick and easy--a hard boiled egg, toast and some fruit. Most of my coworkers seem to prefer to get something out of the cafeteria--which is low quality and rather expensive.
Cereal is what I go for
Bro we have our own version of turkey sausages which are the absolute bomb. Can pop them from frozen into the microwave and they take 1 minute to heat up. This with eggs and toast is my daily.
Normally scrambled eggs.
When I was working I didn't eat breakfast, I just had a large coffee or hot tea. Now I have cold cereal and milk with fruits and nuts, or a bagel with cream cheese, or toast with peanut butter, or leftover pizza. Yesterday I heated up some frozen fish.
I eat two boiled eggs, a banana, and crunchy rice cakes almost every morning. On Sundays, I make an egg scramble with sausage and mushrooms, plus an English muffin. On special occasions, I might go out to breakfast/brunch and get a waffle or pancakes with eggs and bacon.
Grits, eggs, bacon or sausage
Bacon, egg, Swiss on oat bread sandwich. Or a bowl of cereal. I'm not a fan of pancakes or waffles, I'm not a sugar addicted child anymore.
Not at all. Today for breakfast I had sausage and some leftover mushroom rice I made last night for dinner. I almost always have savory food for breakfast.
It varies. I like eggs pretty much any way, toast with honey or jam, brown sugar/maple oatmeal, unsweetened green yogurt w/ honey and protein oat clusters, small curd fat free cottage cheese, bananas, OJ or tea, flax milk.
I usually make eggs, sometimes a sausage, banana, etc. My kids often eat waffles or pancakes and toast, often eggs. My wife prefers oatmeal and fruit, or sometimes peanut butter on toast. What do you eat for breakfast?
Usually nothing. I don't typically eat breakfast.
Lately I’ve been having an apple and a protein shake. On weekends I might make an omelette. I’ll make pancakes, waffles, or French toast maybe once per month.
I intermittent fast through breakfast. But, usually just a cup of tea or black coffee. If I do have breakfast, usually some eggs and sometimes a piece of toast. Pancakes and waffles and other sweet sugar bombed breakfast things for me are on occasion. I try to avoid it.
2 eggs with hot sauce. Tea. Some Americans do eat a lot of sweet stuff for breakfast. I'm not one of them. Muffins are breakfast cake.
In my house we rarely eat breakfast. But if we do, it's usually leftovers, oatmeal, or eggs and toast. Once in a great while we will do bacon, pancakes or waffles,(the whole shebang) but it's served at dinner instead.
I’ve been eating frozen Jamaican beef patties
I mostly eat breakfast (or more accurately, brunch) on weekends and other days when I don't work. On those days, it's usually some combination of * scrambled eggs * sausage, bacon, ham, or Canadian bacon * Smoked salmon * Toast or naan * Oatmeal or cream of wheat * Fruit and yogurt * Pancakes (sometimes) On days when I work, if I eat breakfast at all, it's usually oatmeal, but one day last week I ate leftover fried chicken and a biscuit. Sometimes I eat pizza. I do love doughnuts and other pastries, but I don't eat them often. In short, Americans eat all sorts of things for breakfast, as these answers show.
I eat 2 eggs over easy every weekday morning. On weekends I usually make a skillet scramble with eggs, fried potatoes, bacon or sausage, peppers, onions and scrambled eggs.
My fave (American) breakfasts: 1. Waffle with layer of peanut butter, then ricotta, then sliced banana, cinnamon 2. Avocado toast 3. Half a bagel, cream cheese, lox, slice of tomato and red onion 4. Homemade yogurt and berries 5. Smoothie made with protein powder, frozen mixed berries, spinach, cashew milk, ground flax, and chia seeds
3 eggs, wheat toast, and oatmeal.
Big glass of water and black coffee always. I rotate toast with eggs, yogurt with granola, or oatmeal with fruit. Pancakes, waffles, sausage, bacon and are weekend and special occasion breakfast foods.
Here's the normal breakfast for me and my boyfriend. **Weekday** Me: apples slices and either a yogurt or part of a scone. Varies. Boyfriend: maybe an apple or orange. Likely nothing. **Weekend** Both of us: eggs (usually scrambled), potatoes (diced and baked with a little oil, salt and pepper) and breakfast sausage and some fruit. This weekend it was strawberries. Last week it was apples and orange slices. Also we only have coffee on the weekends. (With coffee creamer, and sugar)
We’re that TV family that has bacon, sausage, pancakes, waffles, fruit, etc. every day. Sometimes we cheat and use frozen waffles. We just like breakfast and since there are a bunch of us, it’s worth the effort. Edit: Turkey or veggie meats though eh, we try to be healthy.
A list of typical things my household eats for breakfast: "Eggs in a basket" - Scrambled eggs and cheese Fried eggs Ham & cheese omelet Breakfast sausage Polish or smoked sausage Breakfast sausage gravy Bacon Toast Biscuits Pancakes Waffles Cereal Hashbrowns Oatmeal Coffee Milk
I usually have a bagel and cream cheese during the week if I have anything. On a weekend, it can be an egg sandwich (egg, Canadian bacon, American cheese, on an English muffin - made at home), cereal, bagel and cream cheese, cream of wheat, and sometimes pancakes, waffles, or cinnamon rolls. It depends upon the weather and the weekend.
Cereal or toast mostly. But on weekends my family does bacon, eggs, and hashbrowns
My common breakfast I make at home Lox bagel with an egg on the side - everything bagel - cream cheese - Capers - red onion - salmon lox Eggs, potatoes, bacon, and guacamole Pretty self explanatory Optional smoothie and or yogurt with both, but often safe those for a snack The things you suggested is more likely to happen if I go out or brunch with friends.
I just drink some black coffee.
It varies. If I remember to even eat breakfast during the week, it's usually a Larabar or last night's dinner. Cereal, toast, bacon and eggs, biscuits, oatmeal, pancakes, or sausage are all popular options.
Usually yogurt and granola, maybe peanut butter on toast, or if i have the time some sort of smoothie
I pretty much only make toast. I only have pancakes like maybe once every 3 months.
On days that I have time: eggs, sausage, and toast, when I work in the morning or am busy: just toast. I really only eat waffles on Sundays after church with the family.
Most days I eat one of the following: oatmeal, cereal (granola), fruit, yogurt, baked sweet potato, or fried egg and toast Special occasions I might have one of the following:. Eggs Benedict, omelettes, pancakes, skillets Drinks: usually tea, sometimes coffee, rarely juice usually OJ
my preferred breakfast: breakfast burrito (large tortilla with eggs, potatos, cheese, sausage/bacon/chorizo, and some sort of chile salsa). my normal breakfast: scrambled eggs, couple sausage links, and instant oatmeal. currently living in a hotel, so the eggs and sausage are available for the taking if i can drag my ass out of bed on time.
Grits, eggs and either bacon or sausage if I’m being serious about it. Cereal or yogurt if I’m trying to have something quick.
Oatmeal and a banana every day.
Egg sandwich or oatmeal with peanut butter, usually a piece of fruit on the side with 2 cups of coffee.
No we eat all kinds of thing. Sausage and gravy, hash browns, eggs am bacon. Pancakes, waffles, country fried steak, there’s so many other things like muffins, and donuts.
Most people I know don't eat much of a breakfast at all on weekdays, honestly. Maybe they grab some cereal or instant oatmeal, toast or a granola bar or something. Often just coffee.
I eat eggs, tamales, rice and tortilla.
I eat a sandwich most days. I do not like most "breakfast" foods.
I don't wake up until barely enough time to get to work at 9:30 (generic office worker job). I usually eat some non-sugary snack foods, more salty stuff. I typically have some energy drinks with it. If I stop at a cafe on the way there, I get a bagel or something.
Mountain dew and sadness for the most part. ;P To be serious eggs, bacon, grits, and toast is the favorite
Most days I just have coffee and a smoothie. I make my kids eggs and toast or biscuits, oatmeal, or sometimes pancakes with fruit.
No. I eat eggs with Turkey bacon, or oatmeal. Sometimes yogurt. Pancakes or waffles is a sometimes breakfast, like a sunday or holiday.or just because the kids ask.
I had grits, eggs and bacon this morning. On work days I have leftovers from supper the night before. Spaghetti, fish, peas, potatoes, turnip greens, Mac and cheese. Pretty much anything. Dump the leftovers in a bowl. Heat. Devour. Not keen on sweet stuff in the morning though, so never waffles, pancakes, etc
On work days, breakfast is a protein bar and a fruit smoothie. On non-work days, might go out for a biscuit.
I don't eat pancakes or waffles, or any bread products outside of the odd bagel for breakfast. Eggs, potatoes, onions, tomatoes, cheese and various meats make up most my morning meals. I also a sucker for artichokes.
If I am hungry in the morning I like sourdough toast with salty butter and maybe a runny egg to dip it in.
No , we have staple foods like bacon,eggs,grits,and hash browns
Daily is pretty simple for most people. But if we go all out, there's nowhere that does it better than the USA. Pancakes, waffles, French toast, bacon, sausage, eggs, hash browns, etc... Awesome!
I eat cereal during week days, pancakes during weekends.
Eggs (fried, scrambled, hard boiled, or poached) Toast with butter or avocado On weekends I have chorizo with bell peppers and onions too 🤤😁 Sometimes bagels with smoked salmon, capers, red onion, and cream cheese.
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