what are some of your favorite breakfast staples.

[Alex_Murphy]

i think steak and eggs are the undisputed champ of breakfasts but i also like a simple plain egg and cheese omelette. pancakes and french toast over waffles. country or skillet potatoes over hash browns.

[LNS]

I have eggs and sausage damn near every morning. Some coffee… a little cream no sugar. Denver omelettes are bomb dot com and I’ll get one whenever we go out for breakfast. Biscuits & gravy are also pretty amazing but I rarely have them.

[lettherebehouse]

I’m mexican so yardy know it’s a breakfast burrito containing refried pinto beans, bacon, crispy potatoes, cheese, scrambled eggs, pico de gallo.

[manchild98]

One hard boiled egg, 2 turkey sausage patties and a yogurt is my everyday. That's 25 grams of protein for just 280 calories. If I want something good then it's a sausage egg and cheese McMuffin from McDonald's.

Eggs in any form is always good for me....but like House has said, omlettes are overrated. My wife always gets an omlette.

[Bush4Ever.]

Cold steak.

It's not as good as hot, but it maintains like 90 percent of its ultimate eating power cold.

I don't eat breakfast usually, but if I had made steak the previous night, I'll put leftovers in a container and pop some cubes into my mouth in the morning.

[wailuaFC]

Almost every morning I have a sourdough breakfast sandwich with eggs, spinach, pickled onions, hot sauce, and homemade sausage. It gets boring sometimes, but it’s easy to eat on the way to work

[PhutureDynasty]

I have eggs and sausage damn near every morning. Some coffee… a little cream no sugar. Denver omelettes are bomb dot com and I’ll get one whenever we go out for breakfast. Biscuits & gravy are also pretty amazing but I rarely have them.

Haven't heard someone say bomb dot com in forever.

I may have to add that one to my vernacular.

[LNS]

I have eggs and sausage damn near every morning. Some coffee… a little cream no sugar. Denver omelettes are bomb dot com and I’ll get one whenever we go out for breakfast. Biscuits & gravy are also pretty amazing but I rarely have them.

Haven't heard someone say bomb dot com in forever.

I may have to add that one to my vernacular.

[LNS]

Almost every morning I have a sourdough breakfast sandwich with eggs, spinach, pickled onions, hot sauce, and homemade sausage. It gets boring sometimes, but it’s easy to eat on the way to work

What’s in your homemade sausage?

[Da Stars.]

Fried breaded pork chop where is gravy scrambled eggs and homemade bread it’s a bomb thank you

[wailuaFC]

Almost every morning I have a sourdough breakfast sandwich with eggs, spinach, pickled onions, hot sauce, and homemade sausage. It gets boring sometimes, but it’s easy to eat on the way to work

What’s in your homemade sausage?

Rosemary, thyme, oregano, garlic, cumin, and salt. I add peppers sometimes but since I usually add hot sauce it’s not really needed

[LNS]

Almost every morning I have a sourdough breakfast sandwich with eggs, spinach, pickled onions, hot sauce, and homemade sausage. It gets boring sometimes, but it’s easy to eat on the way to work

What’s in your homemade sausage?

Rosemary, thyme, oregano, garlic, cumin, and salt. I add peppers sometimes but since I usually add hot sauce it’s not really needed

That sounds delicious but I meant the meat lol… I’m assuming pork but you said you like to hunt so I was just curious if it’s anything gamey.

[Alex_Murphy]

I’m mexican so yardy know it’s a breakfast burrito containing refried pinto beans, bacon, crispy potatoes, cheese, scrambled eggs, pico de gallo.

a good breakfast burrito always hits. that seasoned carne asada country scrambled eggs some soft skillet potatoes queso and some hot sauce… got damn! i could have that shit for lunch or dinner.

[wailuaFC]

What’s in your homemade sausage?

Rosemary, thyme, oregano, garlic, cumin, and salt. I add peppers sometimes but since I usually add hot sauce it’s not really needed

That sounds delicious but I meant the meat lol… I’m assuming pork but you said you like to hunt so I was just curious if it’s anything gamey.

My bad haha. Yeah pork, I usually make a couple big batches of sausages and patties when I get lucky and defrost them as needed

[elartman1973]

I dont fall in with "breakfast foods" . Any food can be eaten at any meal.
I've had fucking soup for breakfast before.
There's no rules. Just society pawns following unwritten rules and not even questioning why

[LNS]

I dont fall in with "breakfast foods" . Any food can be eaten at any meal.
I've had fucking soup for breakfast before.
There's no rules. Just society pawns following unwritten rules and not even questioning why

Whoa! What a mind blowing take!

[Bush4Ever.]

I dont fall in with "breakfast foods" . Any food can be eaten at any meal.
I've had fucking soup for breakfast before.
There's no rules. Just society pawns following unwritten rules and not even questioning why

You are one MAJOR freethinker brah.

[_Vcsgrizzfan_]

When I was in first year university (obviously a little less health conscious than I am now), I lived in residence on campus. Residence food was awful. There was a pizza joint just outside the university gates that had 2 pizzas for ten bucks (remember that it was 1977). Often enough I'd order that on Friday night, and the leftovers were breakfast on Saturday and Sunday. Breakfast of champions!

[Da Stars.]

When I was in first year university (obviously a little less health conscious than I am now), I lived in residence on campus. Residence food was awful. There was a pizza joint just outside the university gates that had 2 pizzas for ten bucks (remember that it was 1977). Often enough I'd order that on Friday night, and the leftovers were breakfast on Saturday and Sunday. Breakfast of champions!

I was never proud of pizza for breakfast at age old fart lol

[PhutureDynasty]

When I was in first year university (obviously a little less health conscious than I am now), I lived in residence on campus. Residence food was awful. There was a pizza joint just outside the university gates that had 2 pizzas for ten bucks (remember that it was 1977). Often enough I'd order that on Friday night, and the leftovers were breakfast on Saturday and Sunday. Breakfast of champions!