loving this link- takk! posted by skjønn at 6:07 PM on January 14, 2006
Good morning, Mr. Breakfast! posted by brad! at 6:09 PM on January 14, 2006
If you're just feeling snacky: snack food reviews. I love a site that lets me browse for reviews of "spherical" snacks. posted by Wolfdog at 6:24 PM on January 14, 2006
For your breakfast-cereal-specific needs: The Empty Bowl. It hasn't been updated much as of late, but it's got a great archive. posted by rxrfrx at 6:40 PM on January 14, 2006
Excellent site!
I'd also like to mention John Thorne'sbreakfast diary. His cooking style leans toward the unctious and savory, with meats, marrow, and liver well-represented. He appears to be updating his website, so you maw want to check the Internet Archive for his manifesto, "In Defense of the Savory Breakfast". posted by suckerpunch at 6:41 PM on January 14, 2006
Oh, that's a man after my own heart. posted by Wolfdog at 6:44 PM on January 14, 2006
"so you may want to check out"
oh, man, Freud would be proud of that slip.
*marinates furiously* posted by suckerpunch at 6:48 PM on January 14, 2006
Does that breakfast make me look fat? posted by NewBornHippy at 6:56 PM on January 14, 2006
God bless America! Any dish that contains potatoes even if they are not deep fried can help fight terrorism with an appropriate name - Freedom Scramble posted by MonkeySaltedNuts at 7:03 PM on January 14, 2006
Holy crap. At first I dismissed this site as nothing more than another recipe site with a mildly-amusing mascot. After reading that Tom Cruise "article" though, I was inspired to check out others, like Breakfast on Death Row. "What if McVeigh didn't find the notion of an early breakfast 'ridiculous'? What if on that fateful morning in 1995, he cozied up to a diner counter and had a cup of coffee, a waffle and glanced over the newspaper?"
What a fabulous piece of performance art! posted by Gator at 7:04 PM on January 14, 2006
Fourstar, I can't tell about the other Mediterranean countries, but what that article says about Spain is quite inaccurate and misleading. It even makes up words that doesn't exist in Spanish... posted by beguemot at 7:59 PM on January 14, 2006
This review for Swanson's Hungry Man All Day Breakfast made me laff.
Now you may think I'm being overly obvious here - everyone knows TV dinners are bad for you, right? This is true, but Swanson's new breakfast takes it to a level which previously could only be achieved by eating entire alternate universes made only of prosciutto. posted by uncanny hengeman at 8:49 PM on January 14, 2006
That's Dr Breakfast! He didn't spend all that time in breakfast school to have his breakfast erudition questioned.
(Those Flaxseed Oatmeal Pancakes sound good) posted by Smedleyman at 1:35 AM on January 15, 2006
Those Flaxseed Oatmeal Pancakes sound good
To a budgie, a hog or a scotsman, perhaps. He doesn't seem that erudite to me. ie:
"eating the wrong foods is like shooting heroin."
I've just had a bowl of Cocoa Pops, a cup of tea with whole milk and two sugars and three cigarettes and I'm damned if I can discern even the merest inkling of a nod.
I'll try upping the dose tomorrow.
And is it just me, or does anyone else get the sense that Mrs. Breakfast might be a beard? He might look like Popeye, but she's definitely no Olive Oyl. posted by PeterMcDermott at 2:12 AM on January 15, 2006
249 Ways to Enjoy Toast
Number 249: LaVerne R. likes toast topped with pan-fried sardines, onions and mustard. Mr Breakfast suggests a fourth ingredient... a toothbrush! posted by caddis at 5:44 AM on January 15, 2006
Not long finished my late breakfast of veggie cumberland sausage, fat-cut fried potatoes (chips in the UK), mushrooms, tomato & two slices of gluten-free bread (it's like crumpets - bloody great stuff) all fried together in olive oil & served with baked beans.
Apart from the above, the best breakfasts in the world are/were served at:
2. Unamed food establishment behind my cousin's old apartment in Colombo 3, Sri Lanka. You haven't lived until you've had curry for breakfast (egg curry, of course) nearly every day for a month.
3. Millennium Hilton, Church Street, NY, NY. First place I ever ate breakfast in the US. Had nearly everything you can get in an American breakfast. I had to extend my checkout time 'cos I couldn't move for about an hour after I'd finished.
The worst breakfast in the world was served at the Twin Dolphin Inn, Morro Bay, CA. I'd never really come up against the delightful motel 'breakfast included' before this. Holy 95% sugar Batman... posted by i_cola at 6:26 AM on January 15, 2006
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