Breakfast Choices
#271
Spicy pork tenderloin, refried beans, red onion, bell peppers, tomatilla salsa, cheese..aaaaahhhh.
#274
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Cereal was my staple breakfast, but now I've been eating oatmeal instead since it keeps me fuller longer and is cheaper and goes further.
I don't add milk or sugar since I am trying to reduce sugar intake by a large amount.
I don't add milk or sugar since I am trying to reduce sugar intake by a large amount.
#278
If you have a fussy eater, then I suggest Eggo, "thick and fluffy" waffles. Plus, a milky hot chocolate made with the steam attachment on your expresso maker. And also you can get yourself a couple of nice large Bailey's under the guise of it being, grown-up hot chocolate. Makes two hours walking around a naffing aquarium somewhat tolerable.
Last edited by Oink; Mar 10th 2015 at 11:50 am.
#279
If you have a fussy eater, then I suggest Eggo, "thick and fluffy" waffles. Plus, a milky hot chocolate made with the steam attachment on your expresso maker. And also you can get yourself a couple of nice large Bailey's under the guise of it being, grown-up hot chocolate. Makes two hours walking around a naffing aquarium somewhat tolerable.
#281
Eggs, bacon, sausages and ham that I won at last night's Legion's meat raffle. I also won three games of shuffle board and then heckled a fat Irish lad who was rubbish at snooker. All in all, a top evening.
#283
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#284
I blame Will and Kate, these sympathetic pregnancies always make me ravenous.




