Anonymous
Post 10/23/2024 15:55     Subject: What was breakfast today?
Sautéed onion and zucchini with a soft-medium egg and a little brown rice. Side of buttered challah toast with blueberry jam. Coffee with cream.
Anonymous
Post 10/22/2024 11:17     Subject: Re:What was breakfast today?
Oatmeal with some applesauce, walnuts, and maple syrup. So good.
Anonymous
Post 10/21/2024 20:15     Subject: What was breakfast today?
Caprese salad minus the basil because it went bad. I eat a caprese salad or spicy tofu stew most mornings. I don’t know why but I always feel better (mentally) when I get a lot of calcium in early in the day.
Anonymous
Post 10/21/2024 16:18     Subject: What was breakfast today?
Anonymous wrote:Baked oatmeal. Homemade apple butter. Grapes. Eggs. Yogurt.


Sounds like a lot of food.
Anonymous
Post 10/21/2024 14:20     Subject: Re:What was breakfast today?
Cake and coffee. I regret nothing!
Anonymous
Post 10/20/2024 21:44     Subject: Re:What was breakfast today?
cottage cheese, strawberries, scones, coffee

And then, for second breakfast, egg burritos w/ cheese, peppers, onions and black beans on low-carb tortillas, and more coffee
Anonymous
Post 10/20/2024 21:31     Subject: What was breakfast today?
quiche
Trader Joe's.
Anonymous
Post 10/16/2024 09:15     Subject: Re:What was breakfast today?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:"Love the last two. Everyone else is so sanctimonious."

"The only true post here."

"I feel like half of these answers are aspirational."

"Insufferable and all that."

Who is the curmudgeon who needs to learn how easy most breakfast foods are? Aside from the poster who was on an island in the Mediterranean, nothing on this list is unattainably difficult or even particularly time-consuming.

A good breakfast is an act of self-care. Beyond just the "most important meal of the day" bit, it gives you something happymaking in the first part of your day, and can set the tone for a better day. Not just because you're fueled (which also helps), but because you're pleased. Breakfast is love, y'all.



Maybe if you are a SAHM. Or married to one.


I made egg salad last night, assembled sandwiches, and my kid washed/cut strawberries. Breakfast was grab-and-go. You might have to wake up earlier if you want a full English, but most of these meals are prep-ahead friendly.

But yes, having an at-home partner devoted to doing that labor for me would be lovely. What a luxury!