Breakfast

Posted by: CafestudyAdmin

12th Apr 2013 12:08pm

I'm interested in finding out how many people manage to make time for breakfast everyday! And if you do manage to, how do you fit it in?

If you don't have it everyday, how often do you manage to have it?

And what would be your ideal breakfast?

Garry30587441

7th Apr 2017 03:13am

I have been fortunate and through hard work and dedication to saving not spending throughout life i have been fortunate enough to retire early. I always find time for breakfast but it usually not until i return from surfing each morning, which could sometimes be after 10am. I usually eat porridge, as i find this to be a great source of fuel to replenish my body after long exercise. I also have toast after porridge and a cup of coffee. On occasions my wife and i will go out for breakfast and then we will usually have something more designed for a brunch like a BLAT (Bacon, lettuce avocado and tomato) or maybe eggs benedict. When we were still working we would always make time for breakfast, i think it is a very important thing to have as your body has gone without food all night and needs to be refuelled to be ready for the day ahead.

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