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To not like breakfast foods?

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skybluee · 12/05/2019 11:09

All my life I've tried to like breakfast foods, traditional ones like cereal and toast. But I just don't like them very much at all.

AIBU to just forget the whole idea and have salad for breakfast instead? Or to make a little selection of cheese, tomatoes, parsley, leaves and anything I fancy or something like tabbouleh or soup? I just am not very keen on cereals. The weird thing is I don't mind them at other times of day, it's just the morning.

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EdWinchester · 12/05/2019 17:30

GirlFliesHome- I’ve discovered fasting helps me keep my weight down. Plus lots of research evidence on health benefits eg, it reduces inflammation, blood sugar and blood pressure.

Aberforthsgoat · 12/05/2019 17:51

@HaudYerWheeshtYaWeeBellend what do you put in your Turkish spread?

sandgrown · 12/05/2019 17:55

My brother worked in Uzbekistan. We were staying in a hotel there and the locals had a very garish pink and white "birthday " cake for breakfast!

GirlFliesHome · 12/05/2019 19:56

Thanks EdWinchester. I shall look into it.:)

Jencottage · 13/05/2019 08:33

I'm most hungry in the morning so tend to have dinner like portions then. The more savoury the better.

cuppycups · 13/05/2019 08:39

Fruit and yoghurt!

littlemeitslyn · 13/05/2019 11:51

What a stupid post

MulticolourMophead · 14/05/2019 21:11

I've just looked up a Turkish breakfast for more info, and realised it's similar to the kind of supper I often do in summer when I don't want to bother with a cooked meal.

I'd actually be happy having this for breakfast, would suit me fine at the weekends.

Aberforthsgoat · 15/05/2019 14:32

@littlemeitslyn if you're talking about your own, I agree with you - utterly pointless and unhelpful.

Someaddedsugar · 23/05/2019 19:56

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