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post #76 of 109
5/23/10 at 1:36am

 

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Originally Posted by JxK View Post
It's us grado lovers who like that sharp contrast who eat their cereal straight after the milk is poured on.


Haha, so true :P

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post #77 of 109
5/23/10 at 6:25am

Bowl of porridge with soya milk. No sugar (which I'm now used to since I cut out bad carbs, sweets and processed foods from my diet).

Other than that, fried egg, bacon with oven baked sausages. Mmm.

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post #78 of 109
5/23/10 at 6:58am

Cholesterol City. Sure taste good though :)

 

 

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post #79 of 109
5/23/10 at 7:03am

Just Milk!!

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post #80 of 109
5/23/10 at 10:28am

just some milk in the coffee will do. or if it has to last longer, a banana and you're off. very portable too (shifts to different forum) ;-)

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post #81 of 109
5/23/10 at 10:31am
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Originally Posted by JxK View Post

Ooh, a man after my own heart.

Might I suggest honey nut cheerios? So simple, a veritable classic, but so very good. None of that ridiculous oreo or chocolate chip cookies for breakfast nonsense.


You mean you don't like cereals loaded with sugar?! I love Honey Nut Cheerios though. Tastes awesome, and is a great base for mixing other cereals with.

 

I am working on a box of Frosted Mini Wheats, then I still have Chocolate Cheerios and Cinnabon Cereal!

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post #82 of 109
5/23/10 at 10:58am

banana or granola bar and always a cup of coffee.

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post #83 of 109
5/23/10 at 12:05pm

Oatmeal with skim milk, blueberries and raisins.

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post #84 of 109
5/23/10 at 12:21pm

Honey Nut Cheerios, 2% milk, a glass of orange juice, and a granola bar.

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post #85 of 109
5/24/10 at 9:30am
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Originally Posted by floydenheimer View Post

My daily smoothie recipe:

 

First add 1 6oz yogurt to blender (look for the ones without HFCS and artificial sweeteners)

Then fill to 2C line with juice/milk (I use Soy Dream Vanilla, yum!)

Toss in 1-2 Tb of flax seed and almond meal (recommended to grind the flax seed a bit since our bodies have a hard time breaking them down)

Add about 1 Tb of honey (use local honey to vaccinate against polens in your area)

fill yogurt cup twice with frozen fruit

Blend, enjoy!

 

That sounds pretty delicious and quite healthy too.
 

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post #86 of 109
5/24/10 at 1:14pm

I just tried Chocolate Cheerios.

 

Best cereal ever.

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post #87 of 109
5/24/10 at 6:08pm
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Originally Posted by Raguvian View Post

I just tried Chocolate Cheerios.

 

Best cereal ever.


Pretty tall claim there pardner. I'll give it a try.

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post #88 of 109
5/25/10 at 2:52am

I once had six onion bhajis for breakfast. Another time, brunch consisted of a 300g pack of Hobnobs...

McVitie's Hobnobs 300g

EK

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post #89 of 109
5/25/10 at 7:59am

Best thread in awhile. I heart omeletts

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post #90 of 109
5/26/10 at 4:00am

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Breakfast sandwich: Ham, egg, cheese and plenty of hot sauce

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