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aklap
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smalltownslackermom
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I have always enjoyed chocolate with the lingering taste of a garlic-heavy dish in my mouth, so why not beer? yum! that taza chocolate looks like my kindo choco. I have not tried GF beer yet let alone for breakfast. something tells me I would enjoy it too much...
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cruelshoes
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A carton of raspberry yogurt, and fresh raspberries picked off my mutant raspberry bushes that are still cranking out berries in OCTOBER!
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Fidissimus
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lol.... you guys are too much!
This morning it was mango peach juice over ice, coffee, apple slices and maple sausages.
However, I feel obliged now to eat a candy bar for breakfast. 
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The Edifying Conscience
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| Fidissimus wrote: | | However, I feel obliged now to eat a candy bar for breakfast. |
Welcome to the dark side, Fidd. Enjoy the buzz! |
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katkavoski
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Hi, guys, how about this one for a breakfast?
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The Edifying Conscience
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| katkavoski wrote: | Hi, guys, how about this one for a breakfast?
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It looks good but it's not a breakfast food, sorry. It's lacking the main ingredient of breakfast--chocolate.
I didn't have a 'real' breakfast today I had butter chicken and basmati rice. |
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katkavoski
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| Quote: | | It's lacking the main ingredient of breakfast--chocolate. |
My bad....and also it lacks the beer....however, there IS some extra room for chocolate on the plate, so it could be added to taste....easy fix... |
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teacherpat
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sliced cold pheasant, bacon, cheddar and tomato sandwich. With a glass of pineapple juice.
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aklap
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| katkavoski wrote: | | Quote: | | It's lacking the main ingredient of breakfast--chocolate. |
My bad....and also it lacks the beer....however, there IS some extra room for chocolate on the plate, so it could be added to taste....easy fix... |
LOL!! Plenty-o-room for that shot of beer!
Looks good Kat. What the fluffy stuff and what's the crust made out of?
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katkavoski
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| The crust is the Betty Crocker vanila cake mix, and the fluffy stuff is home made whipped cream mixed with sour cream and some sugar. The sliced kiwi is covered by maize cooked in home maid lemonade. YUM... |
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teacherpat
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| katkavoski wrote: | | The crust is the Betty Crocker vanila cake mix, and the fluffy stuff is home made whipped cream mixed with sour cream and some sugar. The sliced kiwi is covered by maize cooked in home maid lemonade. YUM... |
And it color co-ordinates with the table perfectly!
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The Edifying Conscience
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| katkavoski wrote: | | The crust is the Betty Crocker vanila cake mix, and the fluffy stuff is home made whipped cream mixed with sour cream and some sugar. The sliced kiwi is covered by maize cooked in home maid lemonade. YUM... |
It did indeed look delicious. How about a recipe? |
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aklap
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Pamela's Corn muffins (thanks Peg!) & a Butterfinger.
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jeant
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| Sundays are for waffles and sausages here. My NGF husband has grown to like GF waffles more than regular ones. |
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