>nice eurobros are waking up Post what you're eating

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im sorry for you

I just have a cup of hot cocoa on these cold winter mornings.
pop-tarts are something I'll have for desert after actual meals.

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>>68217409
>Poptart: It doesn't pop, it's not a tart.

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Healthy dose of porridge a day keeps the man on the road.

>>68217465
its a bagette in a bag not a bag-ette itself therefore you failed

>>68217465
It pops out of the toaster

>>68217409
Boycott Kellogs

>>68217476
do you really enjoy those stuff?

>>68217465
Do pieces of the crust not flake off and make the bag get crummy all the time?

>>68217484
It's bread, not a baguette. The bag is from Ukraine.
>>68217496
If pieces of your bread's crust flakes off, then it's been frozen or they cut on the quality.

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>>68217495
Add some milk, a small bit of butter and optionally sugar and you have really a fulfilling breakfast. As in, Yes.

>>68217495
I can agree with him, actually. Its quite hearty and yummy, with just a bit of sugar, and if you use milk instead of water.

>>68217536
Sometimes I run out of milk and have to use water but don't mind since it gives it a different consistency for some reason that isn't too bad and makes for a change until I get more milk so I don't get tired of the taste.

>>68217536
>>68217534
I dont know it doesnt feel to me that it is that fullfilling.

>>68217577
I agree with rusbro it's pretty filling.

>>68217577
Try it with a spoonful of jam or chestnut cream instead of sugar.

>>68217409
>eating sugary garbage for breakfast

Typical disgusting American fat fuck detected.

water and mud

>>68217409
Grilled cheese sammich.
I get the bread from artisan bakery down the road (not the sliced/cheap supermarket bread) and use butter and cheese from the farmers market

>>68217585
>>68217583
its not the topping, its just like mash and doesnt seem like a proper breakfast. dont you guys eat like cheese, tomato, butter or olives in breakfast ever?

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>>68217409

In the American section at tesco they have American pop tarts. They have the same colourful packaging our domestic pop tarts have but have giant stickers on that say "WARNING IMPORTED FROM AMERICA CONTAINS GM INGREDIENTS, EAT AT OUR RISK" or something along those lines

>>68217642
>dont you guys eat like cheese, tomato, butter or olives in breakfast ever
Sometimes to all except olives

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>>68217476
you sound just like my father

>>68217662
Rude. Putting a warning near the nutrition details is okay, but that's too much.

>>68217703
Maybe he is

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>>68217709

Its funny but all the food in the American section has similar labeling, couldn't find the pop tart one but heres mac and cheese

A tuna sandwich and some fruit

>>68217689
thats cool i guess, i always thought all you eat is corn fleakes as shown in hollywood movies

>>68217703
My grandfather used to be religious about it. If he didn't get his daily porridge the day would be ruined and he just couldn't do it. It passes on i guess.

>>68217781
We have that too. Those sticker warning labels.