Cereal or oatmeal (add fresh fruit) mostly and eggs/omelette here and there. We will have some sort of egg dish for lunch sometimes.
So you have pancakes once a year I assume, on Pancake Day. I guess that is next week.Ive always been curious about this. Are pancakes or waffles an every day thing, a once a week thing or a treat for birthdays, holidays, celebrations, vacation thing when staying at a hotel.
In Ireland we have the full Irish breakfast, sausages, bacon eggs, black and white pudding etc. Tourists think we have it all the time but I cant remember the last time I had a cooked breakfast at home, for me its only when I stay at a hotel in Ireland or UK.
Thanks for the reminder, yes pancakes once a year. In Ireland we usually just have 2 ways, either butter and sugar or butter and lemon juice. Also they are more like crepes than American buttermilk pancakes.So you have pancakes once a year I assume, on Pancake Day. I guess that is next week.
We have Pancakes or Waffles once a week on Sundays.
Full Irish maybe once a month - its a lot harder to get the stuff here and the shipping is the main expense so we have to order in quantity.
I really miss having a good butcher who was proud of their award winning sausages.
I have two waffle irons that make Mickey shaped waffles! I'm afraid my pancake intake is mostly the frozen variety. They actually aren't bad if you put enough butter and warm syrup on them.my only waffle maker now is a small one that makes individual ones in the shape of a turkey.