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What do you have for breakfast on Christmas morning

241 replies

nappyaddict · 04/12/2012 22:43

Cant decide between

bacon, eggs, sausages, leftover ham if we have that christmas eve, black pudding, grilled cherry plum tomatoes

Or scrambled egg and smoked salmon

Or omelettes.

Have heard of people having duck and quail eggs. Do you have them fried, poached or scrambled?

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doglover · 06/12/2012 17:16

Pancakes with lemon and sugar. The dds will 'graze' on their selection boxes for the rest of the day until we eat at about 5pm. Lovely!

StarOfLightMcKings3 · 06/12/2012 17:18

I thought everyone just ate chocolate, don't they?

oldraver · 06/12/2012 17:20

Croissants, Pain au chocolate and fresh baked rolls (well I cheat and get the part baked ones) for those that dont like the other choices.

I used to do a big fruit salad but it actually took ages (though I know you could do it the night before) and DS used to moan about it so I dont bother now. Also fresh coffee jucies etc

Mulledandmerry · 06/12/2012 17:26

Big pile of hot buttered toast with marmalade or marmite.

spookysal · 07/12/2012 11:03

Eggs benedict is a fab idea. I might steal that for boxing day!

spookysal · 07/12/2012 11:04

Although, I've never poached an egg before so may have to practice before attempting it hungover on boxing day Grin

crazygracieuk · 07/12/2012 17:53

Pancakes with ice cream for the kids, champagne and bacon butties for the adults.

spookysal · 07/12/2012 18:18

My daughters would love ice cream for breakfast! Was considering it after reading your post but worried excitement + ic cream + stocking chocolate may result in a horrible mess I have to clean up Xmas Envy

smilingthroughgrittedteeth · 07/12/2012 22:07

Pancakes

and lots and lots of chocolate Grin

indianmeals · 23/12/2012 16:46

We don't have a xmas breakfast but on Eid I have veggie omelette made with two free range eggs and loads of veggies. Kids have homemade pancakes with honey and blueberries and/or pancakes with nutella!

Xenia · 23/12/2012 17:11

Hotel. Bacon and eggs etc. Then we ski (after church).
(Best snow here for years by the way. Father Christmas will have no trouble with the sleigh.)

CordeliaChase · 23/12/2012 17:23

We will be having pancakes, might chuck some blueberries in them Grin going to DHs friends for dinner, yay to no cooking for me!!!

Bertrude · 23/12/2012 17:26

Bacon butties every year without fail.

Regarding what time, it's about 9am. Christmas dinner will be 2-3 ish so plenty of time in between for the dishwasher to have been put on and emptied to make room for the dinner

Bonkerz · 23/12/2012 17:35

Christmas dinner in this house is lunch time between 12 and 1! Breakfast for the kids is served on a tray to be picked at while opening presents and is always croissants, pain au chocolate and sliced pineapple, banana,melon and mandarins. Once lunch has been eaten the kids tend to eat whatever they want!

cathers · 23/12/2012 20:52

Pancakes with Greek yogurt and berries or chocolate sauce for the DCs. Lots of coffee and Buck's Fizz which then blends into Bellini cocktails and smoked salmon canapés at 12, and more fizz for lunch at 1.

SnowProbs · 23/12/2012 21:12

Just boring old smoked salmon, scrambled eggs, warm bread and bubbly....but oh, its so goooooood Grin

hugoagogo · 23/12/2012 21:30

For me, croissants marmalade and lots and lots of tea.

The dc will have cocoa pops; as tradition dictates.

dh will probably have weetabix.

LatteLady · 23/12/2012 21:58

I have warmed up sausage rolls, a satsuma and a cup of coffee... it dates back to when my mum used to make sausage rolls and mince pies on Christmas Eve and would bring me up the endy bits on Christmas morning. And they must be eaten in bed :)

myalias · 23/12/2012 21:59

Brioche and Bucks Fizz

Waswondering · 23/12/2012 22:01

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marriednotdead · 23/12/2012 22:08

I will have my usual cereal. DH makes ackee and saltfish with fried dumplings for him and the DCs. Bloody expensive Xmas Hmm

amothersplaceisinthewrong · 23/12/2012 22:09

Nothing, but I never eat breakfast anyway! Cereal, toast, croissants for those that do want breakfast.

nurseneedshelp · 23/12/2012 22:12

Were having a full score big fat English breakfast with a bottle of Moet!

A buffet later on, no big nasty Xmas dinner this year!

Cathycat · 23/12/2012 22:25

It's a miracle if we get to have a breakfast, we're all so busy! I have to yell stop and force them all to the table!!! (about midday!)

Selks · 23/12/2012 22:27

Bagels with nutella or cheesy crumpets, orange juice and fresh coffee.