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Old 08-21-2008, 06:07 AM
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I came from one of those families where Mom almost always made us a hot breakfast every morning. In fact, Mom had us so spoiled with fried eggs, pancakes, french toast, homemade donuts, and biscuits & gravy, that our relatives and neighbors often disliked having us for sleep-overs because it was perceived that cold cereal wouldn't satisfy us! L'il did these folks know that we LOVED cold cereal!

Today I still enjoy a huge bowl of Quaker Oats Squares, Cheerios, or Kelloggs Low-Fat Granola (to me the low fat version has even more flavor and crunch than the fuller-fatted version!)

What cereals are YOUR favs?
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As I've said in the past, I'm not much of a breakfast person. Don't understand how anyone can eat on an empty stomach.

When I do eat breakfast it's usually in the winter, when something hot can really get the juices flowing. Those times I prefer the Pioneer Porridge, from Nora Mills (just a hoot and a holla from Sister Cathy's place). It combines something like 7 different grains. Most of the time I'll toss in a handful of golden raisins as well.
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Yes Oatmeal w/raisins, butter, and brown sugar is my all-time favorite!!! And love Granola, and Wheat Germ the best for cold cereals! Not much on Breakfast either.

Brook you crack me up with your I can't eat on an empty stomach! Of-course coffee filled tummy's are easier to fill RIGHT?

I know what ya' mean I am the same way!!!
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can't eat on an empty stomach..............I think I'm missing something here -

I make sure I spoil everyone with a nice hot breakfast - but yet there are days Inever eat breakfast at all. Maybe it's because I can't eat on an empty stomach????

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Simple enough, Mama. There's no way I could eat when I first get up. I have to be up and around a bit, have a couple cups coffee, that sort of thing, before I could face the idea of solid food.

Normally I only have two meals a day. Long about now (it's 10ish in the aunt emma) I'll have breakfast/light lunch, whatever. Then, when Friend Wife gets home from work, we'll have our main meal of the day together.
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I hardly ever eat breakfast...once in a while in the winter.I have to have my coffee though first thing in the mornings. On the rare occasion that I do eat breakfast..I don't want anything sweet. Just a sausage and biscuit or an omelet.
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I rarely eat breakfast, most of the time its just coffee for me. Breakfast is my favorite type of meal, but I just never have time for it. When I was a kid we would make breakfast for dinner almost every Sunday. I still love doing that
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When I was a kid we would make breakfast for dinner almost every Sunday. I still love doing that

Yes that is always a great Big Treat!!! Any night of the week!
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Keebler Cookie Crunch and Coco Pebbles are my favs.
Dont have them much for breakfast..but they make great late night snacks.
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I love to chomp on Quaker Oat Squares as a great snack.....straight from the box. And Fruit Loops are good too! LOL
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