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I grew to love the various dishes of rice and beans along with fresh fruit at the breakfast buffet at a resort in Costa Rica each morning.
The healthy protein from the beans and the vitamins from the fruit made us feel great each morning during that trip. |
Breakfast is under evaluation in my life..
Any suggestions for vegetables in the morning? |
Originally Posted by Ancien Maestro
(Post 16624891)
Breakfast is under evaluation in my life..
Any suggestions for vegetables in the morning? |
Originally Posted by HIDDY
(Post 16624942)
How about fried tomatoes....along with sausage, fried egg and some crispy bacon.:D
Everything fried.. Bad for the prostate though.. and I heard you can vastly reduce chances of prostate cancer by eating lots of veggies.. So I guess I'm going to have to resort to only fried tomatoes out of your selection.:(:D |
Asian Breakfast (noodles, dim sum) is wonderful.
BK croissant bf is nice too. Sausages are also great. Most importantly, espresso. :) |
I'm not a huge breakfast guy, but I like omlettes, cheese, mushroom. If we don't care about health requirements, then I love waffles with maple syrup, or some type of chocolate or strawberry in them. Chocolate milk too .)
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Crispy bacon is supposed to be good for you in small amounts :) provided all the fat has been drained off..
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i heard processed meats caused prostate cancer..
I guess omelette cheese and mushrooms is ok.. |
Originally Posted by Ancien Maestro
(Post 16626238)
So I guess I'm going to have to resort to only fried tomatoes out of your selection.:(:D
I only have a fried breakfast when I stay in a hotel. Generally I eat a selection from cereals,yoghurt,porridge,fruit,toast. That must be healthy enough. |
Originally Posted by HIDDY
(Post 16628886)
I have to say apart from maybe Asian food I've never heard of people having vegetables for breakfast.
I only have a fried breakfast when I stay in a hotel. Generally I eat a selection from cereals,yoghurt,porridge,fruit,toast. That must be healthy enough. I'm seriously exploring veggies for breakfast.. something I can ingest.. not really interested in V8.. veggies and dip is nice.. Actually at Subway for breakfast lately.. I've loaded up veggies on my egg while flat bread.. I think this is nutritious. |
Originally Posted by Ancien Maestro
(Post 16628819)
i heard processed meats caused prostate cancer..
I guess omelette cheese and mushrooms is ok.. |
Originally Posted by Ancien Maestro
(Post 16622501)
General_Flyer..
I like Korean, Mongolian.. and especially Thai.. Thousand year old eggs I'm ok with.. but the Filipino half incubated chick eggs.. theres something to those carcasses :p |
Originally Posted by kipper
(Post 16181865)
I love veggie omelettes, although my standard breakfast fare on Sundays (or what had been, but that will change this Sunday) was:
My favourites are scrambled eggs, kippers or black pudding, tomato, fried bread, and sometimes baked beans. |
At a local place every once in a while:
Chicken fried steak with gravy, two fried eggs, hash browns and a biscuit. Side plate of pancakes. And unlimited Mimosa's!! |
Originally Posted by Flyingfox
(Post 16636429)
These are your favourites, but your name is "kipper"? That is funny!
My favourites are scrambled eggs, kippers or black pudding, tomato, fried bread, and sometimes baked beans. Haggis for breakfast also sounds delightful.. :) |
Originally Posted by General_Flyer
(Post 16635825)
:eek: I've never tried those.. My mom says it was 'interesting' and tastes rather feathery.. :p
That is a new one.. I can see crispy feathers in my soup.. |
Originally Posted by Ancien Maestro
(Post 16649756)
Feathers..
That is a new one.. I can see crispy feathers in my soup.. I might suggest going to Bali instead and have a morning breakfast of Babi Guling or Roasted Pig. The skin is very crispy.. :D |
Originally Posted by General_Flyer
(Post 16654210)
Crispy feathers?? :eek:
I might suggest going to Bali instead and have a morning breakfast of Babi Guling or Roasted Pig. The skin is very crispy.. :D That you can get from the merchants.. basically hanging in a warm cube..^ |
Originally Posted by Ancien Maestro
(Post 16655338)
I love the crispy roasted pig/pork..
That you can get from the merchants.. basically hanging in a warm cube..^ |
Originally Posted by General_Flyer
(Post 16655340)
What? Where? I don't see them anywhere? :confused: :D
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Originally Posted by Ancien Maestro
(Post 16655344)
Pigs just hanging around!:D
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9wJe5sQRrvY :D |
Originally Posted by General_Flyer
(Post 16655353)
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Originally Posted by Ancien Maestro
(Post 16655364)
Link went busted.. Probably pigs flew the coup..^
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Originally Posted by General_Flyer
(Post 16655378)
:D One of these days I'll be cramming lots of Babi Guling in Bali.. And none to soon too! For brekkie every day! :D
More like Subway and selected Opa's for brekkie.:) |
Originally Posted by Ancien Maestro
(Post 16655383)
Im thinking that McD's and A&W is a thing of the past..
More like Subway and selected Opa's for brekkie.:) Of course, that and the nutritionist.. :D |
Originally Posted by General_Flyer
(Post 16655396)
Yeah.. I have to deal with all these dieting in the States.. But other than that, am quite free at home.. :p
Of course, that and the nutritionist.. :D Seems I'm satisfied after having two or three of those..:D |
Originally Posted by Ancien Maestro
(Post 16655399)
I don't mind the weight watcher meals..
Seems I'm satisfied after having two or three of those..:D |
Originally Posted by General_Flyer
(Post 16655403)
Are the sizes really small? I've seen the applebees menu, and it seems 'ok'-ish by my standards on its size.. :)
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Originally Posted by Ancien Maestro
(Post 16655411)
One size fits all? I'm a bit odd ball 6'5" and 258 lbs..:eek:
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Originally Posted by General_Flyer
(Post 16655419)
Well, when I said "Ok"-ish is already small by my standards.. Being almost 6' and weighing at 208 myself, its a challenge alright..
Go for the oversized steaks.. and the extra benedict..:) |
Originally Posted by Ancien Maestro
(Post 16655427)
Passover the Senior menu portion of the selections..
Go for the oversized steaks.. and the extra benedict..:) I haven't had those brekkies in almost 2 years.. |
Originally Posted by General_Flyer
(Post 16655438)
In the perfect world where no calories and food is fattening, I'd gladly gulp down 1 order of chicken fried steak with hash browns and gravy, and 1 peanut butter and strawberry jam french toast..
I haven't had those brekkies in almost 2 years.. Great first thing!:D |
Originally Posted by Ancien Maestro
(Post 16655443)
No calorie rice cakes.. and zero coke..
Great first thing!:D |
Originally Posted by General_Flyer
(Post 16655454)
That and 0 calories flan!!!! :eek: :D
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Originally Posted by Ancien Maestro
(Post 16655458)
What flavors do flans come in? 0 calories.. all I can say is score..:cool:
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Originally Posted by General_Flyer
(Post 16655465)
One of them yoplait yoghurts in the real world.. In the perfect world, everything from coconut to mai tai! :D
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Originally Posted by Ancien Maestro
(Post 16655471)
As long as we think its 0 calories.. that's all that counts..:D
Someone needs to invent 0 calories beef replacement.. :p |
Originally Posted by General_Flyer
(Post 16655482)
Ah the almighty 0.. Sometimes its revered, sometimes its hated.. :rolleyes: :D
Someone needs to invent 0 calories beef replacement.. :p And somehow gives us all the energy we need in a week in a pill so we can all lose weight.. and not eat our much needed veggies.:D |
Originally Posted by Ancien Maestro
(Post 16660117)
Agreed..
And somehow gives us all the energy we need in a week in a pill so we can all lose weight.. and not eat our much needed veggies.:D Space food is coming soon methinks.. :) |
Originally Posted by General_Flyer
(Post 16660121)
Very true.. I'd rather have a pill of veggies a day to fill me up on the needs for 'fiber'..
Space food is coming soon methinks.. :) Where you consume food through pills.. Today.. I was hearing on the radio that if you take a pill a day.. you will lose 30 pounds eventually or your money back in 30 days.. This is a new world we live in..:cool: |
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