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I'd rather have a burger for breakfast than cereal. One with a nice fried egg on it. I work in a high school cafeteria and on midmorning break I often fixed myself a cheeseburger... that is when they were 100 percent beef. This year they started ordering these nasty patties that have soy in them. Yuck.
There's no rule saying breakfast has to be cereal. Personally, eating cereal or a stack of pancakes for breakfast would have me in a hypoglycemic slump within a couple of hours. Most breakfast offerings are starch, starch, starch.
What's the difference between a whopper and a breakfast of bacon, sausage or steak & eggs? It's all meat.
I actually like broccoli and chicken stir fry for breakfast sometimes. Eat what you feel like eating when you feel like it. There shouldn't be rules for what is appropriate and what is not.
When my husband was a kid and his family went on vacation they would stop at those rest areas. He did not like eggs back then and wanted a burger but at that time no one was serving burgers before 11 am. He refused to eat breakfast unless he could get a burger LOL. Now he loves eggs. When my nephew was little he asked if he could get a burger for breakfast at a diner instead of the usual pancakes etc....why not? He loved it.
I was in Chile in 63 and after an all night operation we helicopter pilots gathered at their officer's club for breakfast. They asked what I wanted and I said a typical Chilean breakfast. It was steak and eggs. It was very good. Never mind what we were doing there in 1963. This is about breakfast.
Here in the eastern part of PA we have a massive amount of mom n pop 24 hour diners. You can order anything at anytime and as recently as a month ago I ordered a half pound double cheeseburger with applewood smoked bacon and a side of fries at 6:00 AM. Sometimes you just have to have a burger despite what the hands on the clock say.
I had a Mcdouble for breakfast the other day, it was leftover from the night before when I got out of work late and had no desire to go home and make salad or cook...
Who decided what breakfast food wasin the first place? I have allowed my youngest to decide what he wants for breakfast (barring ice cream and candy) since he was 4. Very rarely does he choose traditional breakfast items. His weight is perfect and does exceptionally well in school.
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