what's your usual breakfast?

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    I usually get a breakfast burrito and a coffee from the local cafe. sometimes an energy bar or odwalla juice and a coffee.
     
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    Meh, whatever I can scavenge out of the fridge/pantry.
     
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    Orange Juice.

    Don't have time for much unfortunately.
     
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    Lemonade and some sort of pastry.
     
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    Cheerios. And a glass of OJ.
     
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    today i had a lox bagel and a mocha.

    woo ha. breakfast of champions.
     
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    Usually I don't have time to eat anything. Usually a bag for crisps or something.
     
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    As Jerry Lewis once said, "Breakfast is the most important meal of the morning."

    Cheerios and coffee.
     
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    -Pancakes, waffle, or omelette.
    -2 krispey kremes
    -2 bowls of cereal
    -fruit (apple, bannanna, or grapes)
    -and sometimes hashbrowns.
     
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    Dirty sex with my women................ then a Pop Tart!
     
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    I try to watch my diet these days. When I have the time to make breakfast, it's:

    2 egg-beater omlette (fat free shredded cheese, green peppers, some ham diced)
    2/3 cup hash brown potatoes fried with PAM instead of oil
    1/2 slice Farmer John's ham
    1 Fat free Eggo Waffle w/ 10 calorie syrup

    It's a big plate full off food, and roughly 400 calories. Sometimes I do 3 slices of center cut bacon instead of the ham, and/or a bagel with fat free cream cheese or two slices of 45 calorie bread toasted.

    If I'm lazy, 2 fat free Pop-Tarts (400 calories), or a bowl of fruit with fat free vanilla yogurt on top with some cereal on top.
     
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    Fat-free cereal?
     
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    No, something like raisin bran or cheerios (good for the heart!)
     
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    Raisin Bran is so amazing. One of my favorite cereals.
     
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    A bowl of cereal.

    Cracklin Oat Bran
    Raisin Bran
    Crispix
    Special K
    Cheerios
    Frosted Mini Wheats
     
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    How do you have time to cook all that? I bet you don't have kids do you?
     
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    I have the same type of omelet as Denny.

    As far as cereal, I have to go with fruity pebbles or mini wheats most of the time. They had forsted flakes for 1 week, which was amazing, but then they pulled it : (
     
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    French bread or a croissant
     
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