Your Favorite Breakfast Food

[tiger02]

Hungarian breakfasts are somewhat indistinguishable from other meals. Various meats and potatoes with large amounts of beer. What, you have a problem with that?

Tom

 

[tonylumpkin]

McCann's steel cut oatmeal with steamed milk, brown sugar, assorted dried fruits and a liberal sprinkling of cinnamon.

OR

A plate, full of any foodstuff which is naturally high in cholesterol.

 

[acidboy]

Originally Posted by diorshoe

bARFFFff!!




...sorry brother, im just being ignorant.

Brother, there's nothing like the taste of coagulated pork blood in the morning.

 

[whodini]

Originally Posted by acidicboy

Brother, there's nothing like the taste of coagulated pork blood in the morning.

Only if you can wash it down with calamansi juice. Or go all out like I do with San Miguel.

 

[BankerBoi]

Once upon a time, diet Pepsi and 2 Advil was my morning comfort food.
Free from the company kitchen, and took care of morning headaches.

 

[acidboy]

Originally Posted by whodini

Only if you can wash it down with calamansi juice.

Or go all out like I do with San Miguel.

W,

I'd rather wash it with Tsingtao beer, from the old country.

 

[whodini]

Originally Posted by acidicboy

W,

I'd rather wash it with Tsingtao beer, from the old country.

Traitor.

 

[aybojs]

Originally Posted by acidicboy

W,

I'd rather wash it with Tsingtao beer, from the old country.

You do know that Tsingtao was actually a German beer made by colonists in Shandong, and so hardly qualifies as an old country beer...

.

 

[whodini]

Actually, most Chinese beer is of German origin. I believe a few Japanese beers are actually American.

 

[acidboy]

Originally Posted by aybojs

You do know that Tsingtao was actually a German beer made by colonists in Shandong, and so hardly qualifies as an old country beer...

.

Well, San Miguel Beer was established by a Spaniard, whose descendants are American citizens now. The grandson sold it a few years back to its present owner, a former business associate of the former dictator/president who is of Chinese descent and is actually one of the biggest cattle owner in Australia.

 

[whodini]

Originally Posted by acidicboy

Well, San Miguel Beer was established by a Spaniard, whose descendants are American citizens now. The grandson sold it a few years back to its present owner, a former business associate of the former dictator/president who is of Chinese descent and is actually one of the biggest cattle owner in Australia.

Tastes the same to me....

 

[retronotmetro]

Portuguese sausage, eggs, and rice.