What will you have for breakfast today?

Most of our readers read this newsletter first thing in the morning (we know this from past polls). So if that’s the case, we think there’s a good chance you’re thinking about breakfast right now. Whether you’ve had it already or not, breakfast is the best part of the morning, don’t you agree?

This morning, what will you have for breakfast? Will it be some hard-boiled eggs? Cereal or oatmeal? Toast? A smoothie? Or will you have eggs, toast and a smoothie? This poll is a little different—you can vote up to three times if you’re having (or had) more than one of these options.

After you vote, please leave a comment and tell us what you’re having for breakfast. Come on, make us hungry!

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37 Comments

Gigi
3 years ago

I put other because I haven’t decided yet. I will eat anything for breakfast that I will eat for any meal. Yesterday it was pancakes but the day before it was leftover chili.

Ed K
3 years ago

Probably leftovers from last nights supper. Normally have Breakfast after 10:30 so it is no big issue.

Timothy Nowak
3 years ago

Friday is donut day!

Connie
3 years ago

I prepared today’s breakfast last night: overnight oatmeal. Oats mixed with strawberry yogurt and milk, topped with chopped fresh mango and chopped pecans. Delicious!

Bill Fisher
3 years ago

My normal daily breakfast is a couple of nuked Jimmy Dean sausage biscuits, coffee and a glass of apple juice.

Larry
3 years ago

I will cook some oat meal with pecans or a bowl of cereal with sliced strawberries, a glass of orange juice.

Neal Davis
3 years ago

Coffee only because if yesterday’s dental work. Otherwise I’d have a meal bar. 🙂

Gary
3 years ago
Reply to  Neal Davis

What is a “meal bar”?

Skip
3 years ago

Sausage-egg-cheese croissant with my coffee then finish off with 4oz OJ.

Wayne
3 years ago

Always grapes, apples and oranges. Typically yogurt and now and then I add a piece of toast with preserves. Once or twice a week oatmeal or eggs.

Bob
3 years ago

Friday is frozen waffle day. Three minutes in the toaster and real maple syrup. Most every weekday is another frozen breakfast day. Weekends are omelets or pancakes with fruit in them.

tom
3 years ago

Hashbrowns with everything (except chili) at Waffle House. 500 calories and very filling, less than $5. Waffle House chili has beans, therefore it is not real chili.

Russ
3 years ago

Grits, and a bagel with cream cheese.

Glenda Alexander
3 years ago
Reply to  Russ

I had the same — minus the grits.

Johnm405
3 years ago

Good hot breakfast burrito with salsa, and orange juice.

Paul Schwengel
3 years ago

whole grain bread with peanut butter and apricot preserves, and a banana.

jim
3 years ago

Been boondocking for a week. Today is moving day. Had leftover quinoa cups. Made at home and frozen just for a day like today.

M D-B
3 years ago

I eat whatever my husband cooks! 😋

Jane
3 years ago
Reply to  M D-B

Me too!

Ray
3 years ago

One egg, 2 turkey sausage links, 2 slices of tomato, one whole grain toast with teaspoon of peanut butter, large glass of water and coffee.

Rich
3 years ago

a protein “shake”, a few grapes and a small sugar free cookie

Sandi Pearson
3 years ago

We mix it up quite a bit. Today is oatmeal tomorrow will be banana pancakes with breakfast tacos on Sunday. We love the breakfast pizza from wally world..makes 4 meals for us. Bake once then reheat slices as needed ..perfect for moving day quick and no clean up. I also bake breakfast casseroles that translate into multiple meals. I always cooked at home and not much has changed in the two years of full time travel.

Karen
3 years ago

I wait to grocery shop till everything is eaten from both the fridge n cabinet. That way, hopefully food isn’t wasted. Today’s Brkfst is 2 fried eggs, 3 sausage links, n bread with jelly. Normally my “Brkfst” time is between noon n 2pm, then a light dinner around 8-9pm. Some days it’s yogurt/ granola, pancakes, instant Oatmeal, a turnover, n yes, even Oatmeal cookies (that’s when I know I need to shop, lol)

Jeff Craig
3 years ago

I try to mix things up, one day a ‘big’ breakfast with eggs, potatoes or toast, sausage, etc…
another option is a pastry or some Eggo waffles before I head to a job site, but this morning I had my other option – fresh fruit and Greek yogurt with a Belvita cracker crumbled up in the mix and a scoop of protein powder for a boost.
Oh, and of course, a 16oz mug of Eight o’Clock Dark Italian Roast!

Last edited 3 years ago by Jeff Craig
GeorgeB
3 years ago

As I age (retired), I found breakfast meals are no longer compatible with weight management.

Spike
3 years ago
Reply to  GeorgeB

That’s me too, but I think I have it backwards. I only have a glass of juice in the morning, very little or no lunch, then a large supper and sleep on it. Should eat a big breakfast and only a very light supper.

Saw a stat on the news last night that 40% of American adults are obese. Not just overweight, but significantly overweight.

Ozzie
3 years ago

Either eggs and toast or a fried egg sandwich. Special days are pancakes and bacon.

Bill
3 years ago

For my wife and I, breakfast is homemade overnight oats with probiotics and antioxidant fruit and spices.

John Macatee
3 years ago

I made; ( wife & I) hash browns, scrambled eggs, toast, tri tip, OJ and coffee.

Drew
3 years ago

Beans & franks.

Jim Camp
3 years ago

I only eat from noon to 8pm and fast the rest of the day. Great for weight management and diabetes. Breakfast can be eaten any time.

Leslie Smith
3 years ago

Today was pancakes and fried Eggs.

Kathy G.
3 years ago

Avocado Toast

Ellie
3 years ago

When my husband isn’t well I do my “quiet breakfast”, cottage cheese and snack packet of Costco trail mix over the top. A few M&M’s at breakfast hurt no one!

Kathryn Turner-Arsenault
3 years ago

Grilled chicken sandwich and tater tots. Yum!

Sharon
3 years ago

It’s a travel day, so we will have quiche with fresh tomatoes. I bake a large pie before we travel so all we have to do is plate and heat a couple of slices. Maybe add some fresh fruit or tomatoes. It will keep several days and taste just as fresh.

Suzanne
3 years ago

Needed a quick breakfast. I always keep frozen burritos on hand.