Why would that be?
MrsD will never eat reheated rice but I have done so for many years with (to my knowledge) no problems.
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MrsD will never eat reheated rice but I have done so for many years with (to my knowledge) no problems.
glasgowcyclist
Charming but somewhat feckless
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Randomnerd
Bimbleur
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Groats: oats in coats. Simmer on the stove before bed.
You have not spelled black pudding correctly. It is spelled c o l d c o a g u l a t e d b l o o d w i t h l u m p s o f f a t.I forgot the black pudding
glasgowcyclist
Charming but somewhat feckless
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Mmmmmm, great with fried egg and tattie scones!
Ahhh, thanks.
TBH I do that ie refrigerate within the hour and thoroughly reheat it next day..
I will take your word for it, if thats ok
Porridge - consisting of oats and rye flakes soaked overnight in soya or oat milk, heated next morning in the microwave and banana, flaked almonds and honey added. Sets me up for my short cycle.
On weekends, it's poached eggs on toast with freshly made juice after my morning exercise - kettlebell on Sat and outdoor swim (currently very short dip) on Sun.
All accompanied by black coffee.
On weekends, it's poached eggs on toast with freshly made juice after my morning exercise - kettlebell on Sat and outdoor swim (currently very short dip) on Sun.
All accompanied by black coffee.
Lump all the 'healthy' cereals in one option, and all the sugary ones in another, hey presto instant options free up.The forum only let's me select 10 options
Now you can put one of my choices in there, Gregg's.
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I've not eaten breakfast at Macdonalds, the last time I ate something at a Macdonalds would have been about 30 years ago when my Lad was in primary school and a group of them celebrated his birthday there.
LCpl Boiled Egg
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No wonder you don't like it if you're eating it cold...
I was about to post that, great minds ...
Joey Shabadoo
My pronouns are "He", "Him" and "buggerlugs"
Hotels I try to steer clear of the Full English. If it's buffet style the bacon will be made of bacon-shaped pieces of carpet, the eggs will be rubber and the sausages full of sawdust. So for those places it's coffee and toast (or "broast" because what comes out of those conveyer belt toasters isn't toast and isn't bread, it's broast).
If it's a hotel with breakfast made to order I'll go for the Russian roulette of poached eggs on toast. 60% of the time the eggs are pretty much raw, 20% of the time they're rubber but the other 20% they're lovely.
Never, ever have the black pudding or haggis at a hotel breakfast. Sometimes they can be so pungently strong the taste will be with you the rest of the day. I had black pudding in Penrith that had me retching 6 hours later.
Nicest breakfast I had last year was in Zaragoza - fresh thin folded omelette with slices of ham. Lovely.
ETA - oh, and never accept the offer of extra soda bread with an Ulster Fry. It's like the cream cracker challenge.
If it's a hotel with breakfast made to order I'll go for the Russian roulette of poached eggs on toast. 60% of the time the eggs are pretty much raw, 20% of the time they're rubber but the other 20% they're lovely.
Never, ever have the black pudding or haggis at a hotel breakfast. Sometimes they can be so pungently strong the taste will be with you the rest of the day. I had black pudding in Penrith that had me retching 6 hours later.
Nicest breakfast I had last year was in Zaragoza - fresh thin folded omelette with slices of ham. Lovely.
ETA - oh, and never accept the offer of extra soda bread with an Ulster Fry. It's like the cream cracker challenge.
Y E U KI think you have spelled it incorrectly.
I would spell it as d-e-l-i-c-i-o-u-s.
