What breakfast would you get/take?

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Been stressed recently juggling work, Dd etc, as the same for many of us. Tomorrow I have a day off, just under 6 hours to myself.
I plan to go to the beach with my books, I’ll get a takeaway coffee there, but won’t eat there as, money 🤷🏻‍♀️I can grab something from the bakery bit at Lidl or something else.
What would you get for breakfast, to sit solo, in peace on the beach with your coffee?

I would make overnight oats X

Big fat almond croissant

Croissant and a banana

I'd get a couple of the pastries they do with the fruit jams in the middle. Lush with a hot drink... And if it's a bit breezy all the flaky crumbs will even be blown away for you! 😂

Enjoy your day - sounds perfect to me!

Pain au chocolat

Pretzel and coffee - delish!

A huge muffin. Preferably chocolate.

Oooo definitely the goats cheese foccacia from Lidl bakery!

Lidl do the best pastries! I'd choose your favourite (chocolate hazelnut croissant for me, although I really love a pastel de nata)

Oh. Maybe I change my answer to a sausage sandwich.

I've only just discovered Lidl Pastel de Nata ... lovely.

A tub of full fat Greek yoghurt and a punnet of blueberries.

X 2 for me.

Yogurt, fig, honey and granola in a pot and a pain au raisin

A delicious pastry (chocolate or almond croissant preferably) and a pretzel from the Lidl bakery.

The chocolate hazelnut croissant from Lidl or else the plain croissant made into a sandwich with ham and cheese. Some strawberries on the side and a coffee.

A bacon sandwich

I'd make my own egg sandwich on my own delicious bread.

I prefer savoury for brekkie

I was thinking choc croissant 😋

I like something savoury for breakfast so I'd make a sandwich or roll with egg/bacon/sausage/avocado/halloumi/whatever else.
Or get something like cheese straws from Lidl.

Plain croissant dipped in a Latte

Some luxury fruit and a piece of cake.

Chocolate twist for me

Pretzel for me. Maybe a banana or other fruit along side.

Definitely a pain au chocolate from Lidl