ClockCrew, I need a recipe for a tasty, filling breakfast that can be made in less than 10 minutes and uses a fairly small amount of ingredients.


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And I thought i was the only one doing this
Everybody in my family hates this combination

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I've never heard of this before

Try scrambling an egg in a bowl, put it in the microwave for one minute.
Put down 2 pieces of toast, or a bagel, english muffin, whatever suits your fancy, to the brownness that you like it.
Get a piece of cheese, American preferably it melts faster, and put it on the toasated  item. When the egg is done, put it on the toast, put the two pieces together.
Takes maybe 5 minutes. I like doing it, even when I'm not rushed.

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best combination ever

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Milk and cereal. Or don't use milk at all, eat the cereal dry.

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Chocolate milk and chocolate sauce? What the fuck man.

Quote from: Munglai;1385792Chocolate milk and chocolate sauce? What the fuck man.

There's an "or" in that sentence.

cheese + bread

Quote from: Flux;1369869I've never heard of this before

Try it, I like when the Nesquick powder sometimes accumulates more in some flakes and they make them a total treat with the milk absorbed.

muesli + a pot of yoghurt mixed up in a bowl. if that's too thick you can add milk too. it's filling and quite nutritious.

Quote from: HeinekenClock;1385909There's an "or" in that sentence.

I wouldn't call it a sentence but yeah ok.

Quote from: LeekClock;1385967muesli + a pot of yoghurt mixed up in a bowl. if that's too thick you can add milk too. it's filling and quite nutritious.

I just created another gastronomic marvel:

• Greek yoghurt + a slosh of lemon juice (probably half a lemon or more to taste) + a slosh of orange juice
• mix it up with a spoon or something
• add whatever fruit you have about (cut into small pieces). apple is good.

very tangy, creamy, tasty... and healthy.