Scone, butter,jam & clotted cream for DD6 breakfast?

[tinkerbellone]

Surely it's ok as a one off... carbs, dairy, fruit
I was feeling poorly and we were late for school.
What's the most random breakfast your DC have had ?

That's fine! Ours had leftover pizza and a croissant during the holidays.

Jelly, but in my defence it had fruit in it

We've done scones a time or two - not much different to jam on toast.

DS and I quite like a bowl of baked beans with grated cheese and HP.

Half an Easter Egg on Friday for DD (aged 2) to be fair we had just got back from A+E after she'd had a nasty accident where she fell down the stairs and I was feeling horrendously guilty!

Breakfast at yours sounds brilliant.

Sounds lovely! I'm going to copy

A mug full of peas and carrots.

Sounds yummy.

I am Cornish.

YANBU to have a cream tea for breakfast.
YABVVVVU to have butter. Scone, jam and cream all that is necessary.

DS (5) asked for houmous and breadsticks during the holidays. I obliged!

He had however been up since 5.45am again so it probably felt like lunchtime to him!

The smell of garlic at 8.30 was odd to say the least!

I want that for my breakfast.

Yup, so do I.

I once found my two had eaten a bowl of prawn crackers left over from the previous night’s Chinese. They enjoyed it!

It did look yum. Clotted cream goes out of date soon so obviously must get more scones

I wouldn't even give my six year old scones, butter, jam and clotted cream in the afternoon. They do not need that sort of food. Then again, I wouldn't eat that much sugar in one go either. There is no need for it.

I know.
It's a light hearted thread.

No sugar in butter or clotted cream as far as I know, or in scones really! Sounds yummy to me.

Mine (5) has tuna and sweetcorn sandwiches for breakfast at the moment! He’s not keen on your traditional breakfast foods really.

Food of the gods.

However, no butter - it cuts down on the amount of clotted cream you can reasonably use.

i could have just clotted cream for breakfast.

Mmmmm one of my most favourite things in the world!

We often laugh at the breakfasts that DC choose on holiday if there's a buffet.

A particular highlight from DD was pancake, croissant and chocolate sauce served with anchovies, olives, cucumber and feta cheese on the side.

Yep, why not? Not like it's every day.

Poppadom that we'd lazily left still in the bag on the coffee table that DS helped himself to as soon as he walked in the room and clocked them. Onion rings (crisps) left by the bed from snacks and movies in bed the evening before, eaten when he woke up, before he called for me leading me to think there was a ghost upstairs, but that's another thread

He was given actual breakfast afterwards on both occasions

There is absolutely no way to class jam as good for you. The nutrients in it are negligible; it's just warmed up fruit with piles and piles of sugar. Served along with white flour and a pile of fat; there is nothing good about that meal, certainly never for a child.