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  1. #10881
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    Haven't you heard of second breakfast?

    First breakfast for me is around 07:00 and consists of a cup of coffee (done in a Mokka pot), followed by a bowl of museli with milk and a few raspberries or a sliced banana.

    Second breakfast is around 10:00 and is usually two slices of toast and butter with either marmalade or Marmite. Sometimes it might be peanut butter and Marmite.
    Occasionally I might make some scrambled egg on toast.

    At weekends we will have an 'English breakfast': two rashers of back bacon, a fried egg, and occasionally 'bubble and squeak'.

    But then again I may simply have museli with yogurt.
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    Quote Originally Posted by walpurgis View Post
    I don't understand breakfast. The last thing I want when I get up is the sight of food, never wanted to eat before lunch.
    Now that I don't understand - I wouldn't even put the bin out without breakfast first. Nothing big, just orange juice and some cereal or muesli.
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  3. #10883
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    Quote Originally Posted by Barry View Post
    Haven't you heard of second breakfast?

    First breakfast for me is around 07:00 and consists of a cup of coffee (done in a Mokka pot), followed by a bowl of museli with milk and a few raspberries or a sliced banana.

    Second breakfast is around 10:00 and is usually two slices of toast and butter with either marmalade or Marmite. Sometimes it might be peanut butter and Marmite.
    Occasionally I might make some scrambled egg on toast.

    At weekends we will have an 'English breakfast': two rashers of back bacon, a fried egg, and occasionally 'bubble and squeak'.

    But then again I may simply have museli with yogurt.
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    I also do the 'second breakfast' thing when I'm not working - two slices of toast with jam or marmalade and a brew, also about 10am.
    I just dropped in, to see what condition my condition was in

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    Quote Originally Posted by Macca View Post
    just thinking what I've had today

    Breakfast was one of those Kellog breakfast bars and half a bar of Lindt extra-creamy. At weekend would usually be crunchy nut cornflakes followed by waffles with butter and maple syrup (the proper stuff not that fake crap). But no time for that on a work morning.

    Elevenses - bag of plain crisps

    Lunch - burger with cheese and fried onions. I don't always have a burger, yesterday it was pizza and Wed thru to Friday it'll be oatcakes with bacon and cheese.

    Usually I'd have some chocolate biscuits mid- afternoon and some more - with cups of tea ofc - about five oclock when the office empties out. No time today plus the biccies had run out.

    Get home, pint of full-fat milk

    Not had me tea yet. I usually eat about nine, nothing heavy. Cheese and crackers, salami, maybe a yogurt and a chocolate mousse for afters. Usually have a bit of chocolate before bed too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Macca View Post
    Usually I'd have some chocolate biscuits mid- afternoon and some more - with cups of tea ofc - about five oclock when the office empties out. No time today plus the biccies had run out.
    Damn, I've left my handbag at my desk, I need to go back in for it".

    "Leave it, you don't want to be anywhere near when he sees all the biscuits are gone. Unless you go to the Spar and get him another Snickers. Seemed to work last time".

    "I wouldn't know, I just left it near the kettle and legged it. Sod it, I'll leave my handbag there. I probably won't need my asthma inhaler anyway".
    I just dropped in, to see what condition my condition was in

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony View Post
    Damn, I've left my handbag at my desk, I need to go back in for it".

    "Leave it, you don't want to be anywhere near when he sees all the biscuits are gone. Unless you go to the Spar and get him another Snickers. Seemed to work last time".

    "I wouldn't know, I just left it near the kettle and legged it. Sod it, I'll leave my handbag there. I probably won't need my asthma inhaler anyway".
    Emergency supplies are being airlifted in this morning so no need to panic.

    What gets me is the company supplies free fruit but not free biscuits. Sign of the times I suppose. I sometimes have a satsuma but in general my body rejects healthy food.
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    I tend not to like what most may regard as 'unhealthy' food.
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  8. #10888
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    A friend of mine has a pretty stressful and busy occupation. He doesn't seem to have time to eat proper meals and lives on chocolate bars during the day.

    He may manage a burger of some description, but has very little vegetables in his diet. I'm sure he is overweight - but he is aware of his poor eating habits and intends to improve the situation. We shall see.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Macca View Post
    Emergency supplies are being airlifted in this morning so no need to panic.

    What gets me is the company supplies free fruit but not free biscuits. Sign of the times I suppose. I sometimes have a satsuma but in general my body rejects healthy food.
    Mine does too. A little occasionally.
    Tbh it's not keen on a lot of stuff now. Fortunately whisky isn't one of them. Potatoes are good too. Chicken is my go to meat.
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  10. #10890
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    Quote Originally Posted by Macca View Post
    Emergency supplies are being airlifted in this morning so no need to panic.

    What gets me is the company supplies free fruit but not free biscuits. Sign of the times I suppose. I sometimes have a satsuma but in general my body rejects healthy food.
    What is commonly called 'being regular'
    I just dropped in, to see what condition my condition was in

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