What's for breakfast/lunch/supper?

[Front-Ranger]

For lunch today I had a sweet crepe... filled with sweet cream and apricot preserves. Now I am absolutely dying for something salty.  It's all I can think about...

How about the sweet/salty smell of Jack?

[David In Indy]

A sweet/salty Jack sounds good to me!

I had a typical midwestern breakfast today - eggs, bacon and a couple pieces of buttered toast.

Chicken noodle soup for lunch, and a spinach quiche for supper! Dad had fried catfish.

[Brown Eyes]

How about the sweet/salty smell of Jack?

Um... no thank you.  No Jacks for me.   

Today

Breakfast:
Egg white omlette with cheese and onions

Lunch:
Mushroom soup

Dinner:
Still don't know...

[Jeff Wrangler]

Breakfast today was a nice hot bowl of oatmeal, accompanied by a cup of coffee (with Equal and powdered nondairy creamer), and a banana.

Probably too many carbs, but still a good way to start the day.

[Front-Ranger]

I like oatmeal for breakfast too. The only problem is that a half hour later, I'm hungry again. So, I solve the problem by crushing a handful of walnuts into the oatmeal, adding some chopped dates while I'm cooking it, generously topping it with 2% milk and/or yogurt, and slicing a half banana, chopped apples, and/or a selection of berries into it. Then, I'm able to power through my morning!

Jeff, have you considered replacing that nondairy creamer with a good milk or half-and-half? It's made out of soy oil and/or corn syrup, not doing you any good and, plus, it tastes vile, IMHO!! (Not saying that milk in the US always tastes that much better)

My daughter tells me that skim milk actually contributes to weight gain. I'm not sure how it works, but apparently farmers feed skim milk to hogs in order to fatten them up.

[Jeff Wrangler]

Jeff, have you considered replacing that nondairy creamer with a good milk or half-and-half?

Are you kidding? I replaced milk with the nondairy creamer! 

My daughter tells me that skim milk actually contributes to weight gain. I'm not sure how it works, but apparently farmers feed skim milk to hogs in order to fatten them up.

I doubt this is a concern unless the rest of your diet is the same as a hog's.

Breakfast today was one egg, fried hard in butter, with two turkey sausage patties, a banana, and coffee the same as yesterday/the same as usual.

Supper last night was Weight Watchers' potroast with a salad with vinaigrette dressing, a slice of whole wheat bread with margarine, and strawberries for dessert. Tonight supper will be tomato soup with a salad, a slice of whole wheat bread with margarine, and probably also strawberries again.

[Front-Ranger]

Yesterday I obtained some grits made by Bob's Red Mill. These grits are different from those I usually get in the grocery store, which are made from white hominy. They are white because the corn has been degermed--the nutritious core of the kernal has been removed. I'm looking forward to trying the deep yellow grits. They'll probably be more chewy, but more flavorful and way more nutritious!

[Jeff Wrangler]

Yesterday I obtained some grits made by Bob's Red Mill. These grits are different from those I usually get in the grocery store, which are made from white hominy. They are white because the corn has been degermed--the nutritious core of the kernal has been removed. I'm looking forward to trying the deep yellow grits. They'll probably be more chewy, but more flavorful and way more nutritious!

OMG, that sounds so good! I love grits! 

(Can't understand why people who otherwise like "maize" say they don't like grits.  )

[Monika]

I've spent the last 5 days in Germany so breakfast has been fresh brötchen, parma and salami.

[Jeff Wrangler]

I've spent the last 5 days in Germany so breakfast has been fresh brötchen, parma and salami.

That sounds like my kind of breakfast!