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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]That's a ton of carbs. Which is normal for breakfast, but if your social circle is anti-carb middle aged women, you may want a frittata or smoked salmon or something to add some protein.h[/quote] Yogurt and fruit would be fine for any anti-carb peeps.[/quote] Not everyone is "anti-carb" as a diet fad. People with diabetes or hypoglycemia or related issues might appreciate some options with more protein. How hard is it to put out some smoked salmon with bagels? [/quote] Bagels have as much sugar as a doughnut. You can view this as catering to dietary fads, but as someone who hosts a lot of brunch parties at my home, I can tell you most of the moms won't touch bagels, but will gobble up egg dishes and vegetable options. Again, depends on your social circle and what kind of hosting you want to do.[/quote]
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