Christmas morning breakfast

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What do u eat? We are having a full fry up!!

A mixture of pastries and bucks fizz

Sorry if this has been asked- when can I buy a jar of ready made sauce (hollandaise?) for Eggs Benedict?

DC have asked to have mince pie porridge, DH and I are having croissants I think.

Croissant with scrambled eggs and usually champagne. As I’m pregnant this year it will be non alcoholic sparkling wine.

@Miljea Waitrose have a good one - it’s not in a jar as it’s fresh - in resealable plastic

@miljea I bought hollandaise sauce in a jar from Tesco. No idea of its any good bit I won't be eating it!
We'll be having eggs benedict on bagels with smoked salmon (DH & DS- & prob the in laws)
Scrambled eggs (DDs)
Mushroom omelette (me)
We don't have dinner till 5/530

The fuck? What the hell do you people think selection boxes are for? Then when you run out of chocolate, you break out the pringles. Ffs.

I am going to have a smoked salmon and cream cheese bagel.
DH doesn't eat breakfast
16 month old is getting a christmas tree crumpet with nutella for a treat

DP and I will be in a hotel for the first time ever this Christmas, their breakfast menu includes devilled kidneys so that's what I'm planning on! When home, it's usually bagels with smoked salmon and cream cheese, croissants, pain au chocolat, that sort of thing.

@nothingcanhurtmewithmyeyesshut - you are absolutely right. And a balanced breakfast would be a bar of chocolate in each hand, yes?

Pannetone with clementine curd, good coffee, juice.

Dds will have breakfast from their stockings, so it will include something like crumpets or croissants or pain au chocolate.

Dh and I will possibly have fried egg sandwiches, but it's equally likely that we'll have cereal. We're not really that fussed.

@SDTGisAnEvilWolefGenius Yes! Curly wurly in one and a crunchie in the other. And a fudge already stuffed in.

I think I have found my long-lost twin, @nothingcanhurtmewithmyeyesshut!

Pancakes with a blueberry compote and blob of Greek yog. And Buck’s Fizz. Enough to keep us going until dinner sometime after 6. Although obv well have a few snacks to sustain ourselves beteeen times!

My fiancé and I usually just dive in to a selection box

Tinned croissants. Sounds manly but is actually amazing.

Where are you getting tinned croissants?

Croissants and jam here!

Excellent thread

@SDTGisAnEvilWolefGenius. Do you have a home bargains anywhere near you? If I may draw your attention to the giant selection boxes...

Oooh - temptation!

In the UK usually eggs, bacon, toast, jam and tea/coffee after a traditional family Christmas morning run.

In Hungary: eggs, sliced meats, cucumber, peppers, tomatoes, freshly baked rolls, cheese.