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dewilson58 08-20-2014 07:50 PM

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Originally Posted by redwitch (Post 926152)
Last night's leftovers. Never was much of a breakfast eater and always loathed cereals ( hot or cold) -- that was what you fed to the pigs on the farm in Germany.

If there is leftover pizza in the house..........That is #1.

Aandjmassage 08-20-2014 08:14 PM

Watermelon every day lately $3 for week worth at farmers market

jblum315 08-20-2014 08:31 PM

I'm never hungry for breakfast but I'll eat it if somebody else fixes it. However, eating breakfast just makes me ravenously hungry before lunch time. So I try to put breakfast off until lunch.

CFrance 08-20-2014 08:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Dr Winston O Boogie jr (Post 926158)
I'm the same way. Once I eat, it's like opening the flood gates. About a week and a half ago I started eating one meal a day and I try to eat it as late as possible. It's not difficult to go all day unless I eat. Once I eat, I get hungry every hour or so.

I've been doing the same thing since June and have lost 9 lbs. It started when I was taking some medicine at 3:00 that upset my stomach.

I eat a big lunch around 2-2:30, and that's it for the day, except for a little fruit or a few crackers.

Sorry, off topic.

Hancle704 08-20-2014 09:20 PM

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Originally Posted by patfla06 (Post 926214)
I like cereal for breakfast (bran flakes, shredded wheat,etc.)

Could it be the $5.00/box is turning people off?

Or maybe they read the book 'Wheat Belly?"

I am of opinion that the price increases over the past 2 years for major brands coupled with 1/3 box of air are contributing to the decline in consumption among many families with children.

Polar Bear 08-20-2014 09:24 PM

I have only one concern. Where is VPL? I'm worried about him.

CFrance 08-20-2014 09:26 PM

We can have a productive conversation about what we eat for breakfast all by ourselves.

2BNTV 08-21-2014 04:38 AM

Mostly oatmeal. Mon, Tues, Thurs and Friday.

Wednesday is two slices of toast, (multigrain bread). one with egg beaters and the other with sugar free jelly.

Saturday is fiber cereal with fat free milk.

Sunday is two eggs with toast and one slice is dedicated to sugar free jelly.

I find coffee makes me hungry, (black no sugar). Usually tea with FF milk and Splenda.

dewilson58 08-21-2014 07:38 AM

Banana, OJ, Peanut Butter on Triscuit crackers, and a baby aspirin.

pookieroo 08-21-2014 07:57 AM

Two eggs over easy, bacon or ham, home fries, 2 slices of toast and an orange. Oh yeah, and sometimes some yogurt.

Villages PL 08-21-2014 09:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Polar Bear (Post 926275)
I have only one concern. Where is VPL? I'm worried about him.

Thanks for asking. I responded but my post was deleted.

CFrance 08-21-2014 09:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Villages PL (Post 926473)
Thanks for asking. I responded but my post was deleted.

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GaryW 08-21-2014 09:56 AM

Nothing like a P28 Bagel with Banana Raisin Peanut Butter.. Yum YUM :spoken:

https://www.p28foods.com/

Madelaine Amee 08-21-2014 10:52 AM

I'm very boring - same 'ol same 'ol every morning. Fage Yogurt with Grapefruit and whatever other fruit I have laying around. But - I have egg on whole wheat at about 10:30am. Yup, every single morning - boring, boring, boring.

fishon 08-21-2014 10:56 AM

Today, Bloody Mary, breakfast sausages, bacon and Johnnycakes w/Grade A dark amber maple syrup!:crap2:


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