btw the small loaf tins i bought i had to bend the ends so they can fit!! another online ‘not understanding the measurements ! lol
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going up t my mams soon to bake a round larger loaf as she’s got the single ninja.
they tried my bread and where loving it.
they tried my bread and where loving it.
ohhh think i’m totally thick as a whale omelette!
two small loaf tins
sorry
two small loaf tins
sorry
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Eggs, we have chickens so eat a **** load of eggs.
As a treat the frozen croissants from Lidls are yummy.
As a treat the frozen croissants from Lidls are yummy.
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4? Don’t think so. Latest news was that eggs are now good for you and not full of bad cholesterol.
They must have changed the recipe.
They must have changed the recipe.
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Shreddies with milk on a weekday, well the supermarket own brand version anyway.
Occasionally porridge (Readybrek / instant oats type and I can't be doing with the faff of real porridge) or sometimes toast.
Weekends it varies but tend to have something a bit more substantial, skip lunch and have an earlier dinner.
Includes: fry up, various things on toast (eggs/beans/etc.), eggy bread/French toast, bacon and egg sarnie, sausage sarnie and a more recent innovation the McMuffin fakeaway or just toast / cereal if in a hurry.
Occasionally porridge (Readybrek / instant oats type and I can't be doing with the faff of real porridge) or sometimes toast.
Weekends it varies but tend to have something a bit more substantial, skip lunch and have an earlier dinner.
Includes: fry up, various things on toast (eggs/beans/etc.), eggy bread/French toast, bacon and egg sarnie, sausage sarnie and a more recent innovation the McMuffin fakeaway or just toast / cereal if in a hurry.
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Ooo you just reminded me of Frozen donuts. Don't knock it till you have tried it.
Almost every morning same for me as really like it and its super healthy - Homemade brown bread toast, avocado, homemade sauerkraut, poached egg, half tin of mackerel and a decent amount of homemade fermented hotsauce.
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Plain yoghurt, blueberries, honey, crystallised ginger, topped with granola
Breakfast is - open the fridge, see what's in there, shut it again cos there's nothing you fancy. Open it again and repeat ad nauseum until you give in and eat something or other...
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I have the same sort of thing, egg & rice with leftovers in it.
Mine is overnight oats with seeds mixed in and a cholesterol yoghurt drink used to soak the oats. I have this Mon-Sat without fail and a full English on a Sunday
If you swop the tinned toms for grilled fresh ones and removed the beans that would be perfect
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There is a cafe near us that produces cracking FEB 's
I think fried eggs are having a come back.
I think fried eggs are having a come back.
If i ate all that i wouldn't get a thing done at work i would be asleep 
Only 4 eggs? At least it's got some healthy juice.
Slightly different take on this:-
It's a good idea (for me) to keep off the carbs at breakfast, otherwise I'm in for a day of blood sugar swings and tiredness, so the first meal (not always before 12pm) is usually something like smoked salmon, scrambled eggs and avocado, or a bacon low carb wrap.
Fry ups are infinitely healthier than sugary cereal or toast and jam.
It's a good idea (for me) to keep off the carbs at breakfast, otherwise I'm in for a day of blood sugar swings and tiredness, so the first meal (not always before 12pm) is usually something like smoked salmon, scrambled eggs and avocado, or a bacon low carb wrap.
Fry ups are infinitely healthier than sugary cereal or toast and jam.
