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Hey Pandas From Across The World, Show Us What Your Breakfast Looks Like
Whether you're from Germany, Africa, Guam, Space, The USA, Ukraine, France, or wherever you are, show what your breakfast looks like compared to other countries.
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#1
Turkish Breakfast
Final score:
83points
Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago
Now this is an amazing breakfast! I remember visiting an old friend in Istanbul and will never forget just how incredible the food was. I loved the stall in Istanbul that sold fresh Simit and other breads.
Fernando 3 years ago
It looks like more than the breakfast of a hotel. For example, the cold cuts. Are the Turkish people usually eat pork?
Ece Cenker 3 years ago
They look like veal ham, veal salami, pastrami and (smoked?) turkey ham.
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Furmama0501 3 years ago
Not sure what they called but those bagel looking breads look absolutely delicious! (Bread is a weakness of mine.)
Karin 3 years ago
The ones with sesame are called simit, the softer ones without sesame are called açma.
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Molly Block 3 years ago
Breads and jam, yes, and meat/cheeses...but kalamata and black olives, and salad fixings for breakfast? Nope. My stomach would not enjoy the olives much. Anyone know what those pink things to the right are? Is that some kind of candy?
Ece Cenker 3 years ago
Individually packaged sugar cubes for your tea, which you'll have glass of with this breakfast.
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#2
Just A Fraction Of All The Different Breakfasts In India (Best Part - It's All Vegetarian!)
Final score:
82points
ShyWahine 3 years ago
Wow, what a wonderful array of dishes - and this is just a fraction? The aroma must be divine!
Vinita Talaulikar 3 years ago
Yes. Depends on which Indian state you are visiting. Each has its own variety of dishes with awesome homemade taste. Should eat hot food. Taste great .
Load More Replies... Vinita Talaulikar 3 years ago (edited)
From top left to right. 1. Channa Bhature. 2. Onion uttapam with coriander chutney. 3. Steamed momos with garlic Chilli sauce. 4. Puttu (steamed rice flour) with Kadala curry. 5. Batata pohe (flattened rice flakes with potatoes) 6. Potato parathas with butter & raita. 7. Idli and wadas with sambar. 8. Dhoklas with green and red Chilli chutney 9. Dal (lentils) Batti (Baked wheat flour balls)
1.21Gigawatts?! 3 years ago
I had an Indian friend in eighth grade before she moved to Edmonton. She always offered me a little bit of her lunch so I could try Indian cuisine. Yes it was yummy :)
Sapna Sarfare 3 years ago
You should try making them at home... Some will be healthy too
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PVR 3 years ago
If it's the first picture top left, it looks like puri (puffed bread, delicious stuff)
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Curd Pancakes! (Lithuania)
Final score:
65points
Diana Lopetaitė (Submission author) 3 years ago
they are very tasty, you won't regret this, trust me!:)
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Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago
That looks absolutely delicious! I recently made a batch of homemade lemon curd so I think that it would pair lovely with these curd pancakes and a fresh cup of coffee. Now off to find the recipe.
#4
A Cooked Breakfast Is Very Popular In The United Kingdom
Final score:
54points
Iampenny 3 years ago
I love a good fry up, very popular in Ireland too, but there is so much missing in this picture, (Beans, black and white pudding, mushrooms, toast and depending on where you are from, tomatoes, potato farls/boxty, hash browns and I REALLY hope there's a cup of tea nearby, otherwise that's just blasphemy ;) )
Aidan Campbell (Submission author) 3 years ago
They are delicious but i should have fried them a little bit longer.
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Edda Kamphues 3 years ago
Sorry, but most of these posts look like heart attacks on a plate. I wouldn't be able to eat for days if I had that for breakfast. Surely, they are not everyday breakfasts (cup of tea and a lukewarm piece of toast anyone?).
Molly Block 3 years ago
Where is the toast with beans?? This is reminiscent of our American breakfasts.
#5
I Made Salted Caramel Cinnamon Rolls
Final score:
54points
CD Mills 3 years ago
You...you made a what? I had 37 taste buds jump off my tongue and climb on this picture!
Monica Michelle (Submission author) 3 years ago
You are in charge of writing All of my copy:)
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Monica Michelle (Submission author) 3 years ago
Wish I could I used a brioche base
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#6
Czech Republic Countryside
Final score:
45points
Molly Block 3 years ago
They look a little thick to be palačinky. They are supposed to be more thin, crepe-like.
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Furmama0501 3 years ago
Are the fruits supposed to be toppers? They look so good that I don't know if they would make that far before entering my belly. Everything is making me soooo hungry!
#7
Only Germans (And Swiss) Will Understand, But... A Simple Bowl Of Müsli Is All I Need ;-)
Final score:
44points
I can't think of a good name 3 years ago
I (england) also like some varieties
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FrillyDragon 3 years ago
Musli is so good! We get some from Ikea and Lidl here in the States and warm it up with some fruit in it and milk. Mommy. So tasty and healthy!
Bored Retsuko (Submission author) 3 years ago
Aha! I'm taking back what I wrote in the headline, apparently it's more popular than I realised ☺
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Chel Bolin 3 years ago
Grew up in Alaska, we made this all the time. So much better than sugar loaded cereals
Reyna Avila Ramírez-Arellano 3 years ago
I love the color of the bowl and mug . . . and that breakfast looks much better to me than eggs and bacon (I'm American)
Bored Retsuko (Submission author) 3 years ago (edited)
Yep, I like everything black 😉🖤
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Jackie Lulu 3 years ago
When we visited Switzerland, I had muesli and yogurt every morning. It was so delicious!
Bored Retsuko (Submission author) 3 years ago
Die Milch fehlt auf dem Foto noch. 😉 ( I usually have oat milk though.)
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Classic American Breakfast
Final score:
42points
Unnamed Hooman 3 years ago
Very similar to Canadian, but Canadians have maple syrup on the pancakes :)
MonkeyInTheMiddle 3 years ago
I LOVE MAPLE SYRUP!! I love pouring a TINY bit over vanilla ice cream, mixing it around, and then EATING IT BECAUSE IT HAS LITTLE MAPLE SYRUP BUBBLES!! When it snows, I want to make maple syrup taffy...
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Leslie Jabine 3 years ago
Funny I could have sworn the classic breakfast was either Frosted Flakes and booze., or cold pizza.
sarah downer 3 years ago
Where are the grits?!? No breakfast is complete without grits with plenty of butter and salt. Yes, I'm from the American Southeast. Can't figure out why I'm overweight....
Kim Lorton 3 years ago
I will sometimes have a more traditional breakfast like poached eggs on toast, but to cook that early nope. Breakfast is about 10 am. And usually it is maybe left over dinner, or some other left overs!
IFailedSuccessfully(He/they) 3 years ago
Bro those eggs are bland- use some pepper or something
#9
Avocado Toast And Scrambled Eggs Courtesy Of My (Then) 14 Year Old. Amazing Cook, That Kid
Final score:
42points
Erica Ventura 3 years ago
Yep! But he forgot the Tapatio. (10 out of 10, would definitely still eat)
Load More Replies... Chel Bolin 3 years ago
I like to add red onion, spring greens and a poached egg to my avocado toast
Nicki 3 years ago
yum! I add a slice of tomato and a poached or over easy egg. 🤤
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Anna Purnell (Submission author) 3 years ago
Ha! Thought the avocado toast gave it away. Midwestern United States.
Load More Replies... Marion Friedl 3 years ago
Should deliver a lot of energy for a school kid, at least it´s probably healthier than sweet pancakes or sausages.
#10
Tipical Dominican Breakfast
Final score:
40points
Aline Cahill 3 years ago
I learned they are very easy to make once you own a good frying pan. Mine turn like that now
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Tisha Breaux 3 years ago
Why do so many of these have raw/pickled onions. I can't imagine eating that for breakfast
Albert De Peña (Submission author) 3 years ago
Pickled onions bring some balance and acidity to the dish and is just fine if you don't like it but trust me, in this plate particularly is pretty good.
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Rebekah Krause 3 years ago
I think it’s possibly fried cheese. My husband has been to the DR and said eggs and a fried type of farmers cheese was a common breakfast
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Albert De Peña (Submission author) 3 years ago
Is fried cheese as Loki said :)
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Typical Italian Breakfast In A Typical Italian City
Final score:
40points
#12
South Koreans Are The Lord Of Side Dishes
Final score:
37points
devilicious 3 years ago
Haha tell me you're an adult without telling me you're an adult. Haha my exact thoughts
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Marion Friedl 3 years ago
Oh my, that´s a lot of stuff for breakfast, but then the Koreans don´t have big lunches or suppers, do they??? Those that I saw on TV yet were all slim, not fat... LOL
#13
Space Breakfast
Final score:
35points
IFailedSuccessfully(He/they) 3 years ago (edited)
Is it just me or is it floating (edit: it says space I thought it said spain💀)
(She/her)The_Bi_Kitten_ 3 years ago
Is it just me or did anyone else think it was Twix in there?
Shyla Clay 3 years ago
I love outer space, but I don't think I'd love the food. If this looks bad, imagine Apollo 13. Because they couldn't use their heater, their food literally froze.
#14
Hawaiian Style Café In Waimea Village, Hawaii. The Belgium Waffle Was A Side As In A Side Of Waffle Instead Of Toast!
Final score:
35points
Barong (Submission author) 3 years ago
Yes we have had their coconut (haupia) pancakes and of course we had their Spam and eggs, loco moco too. I love their kalbi plate lunch as well. You really can’t go wrong here. I almost posted this instead, but down by the coast from a Waimea is a trailer belonging to Manuela Malasada Company, which has some really fantastic malasadas.
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Shyla Clay 3 years ago
But you can't wipe up the egg yolk with a waffle. That's the whole point of toast.
Pharmtechgurl 3 years ago
eat the egg white, carefully lift the yolk and place on waffle, mash into waffle, viola, egg yolk in waffle, none left behind on plate
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#15
Yummy Yummy Yummy Pumpkin Muffins
Final score:
34points
Molly Block 3 years ago
I just know this is another American photo! ;-) Taken in the FALL!! Bring on the pumpkin spice everything, wheeeeee! I can't wait!
Pterodactyl in Disguise (Submission author) 3 years ago
It was actually taken and made on the second of June this year, I love pumpkins muffins so much
Load More Replies... Pterodactyl in Disguise (Submission author) 3 years ago
I didn’t realize it was supposed to be a traditional breakfast from your country, so I just posted one of my favs. Im from the US and these were made there in my kitchen!
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From Guayaquil, Ecuador, South America "Bolón Con Café"(Roughly : Big Plantains Balls With Coffee)
Final score:
34points
Alberto Cevallos (Submission author) 3 years ago
Sorry, I did't read before today, and excuse me, my english is not "very good lookin'". I will explain. In first place plantains is not the same as bananas. it is harder to the touch and the flavor is different, mostly similar to that of a courgette. It is typical of the coast of my country. It is the main food of the people in that region because it can be prepared in many ways. It is not sweet unless it is allowed to ripen and even then it is not as appetizing as a banana, it must be cooked before it can be eaten. It is not a fruit but rather a vegetable. It is eaten fried, roasted or cooked in boiling water, with different accompaniments such as meat, chicken, fish or mainly shellfish.
Alberto Cevallos (Submission author) 3 years ago
Hello, It's not a fruit, see the other comment I tried to explain what is a plantain
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Alberto Cevallos (Submission author) 3 years ago
Hello Moomin, I will try my english is very rough. Firstly plantain it's not the same as banana. if you get the plantains, you must peel and boil them in water seasoned with salt until, when pricked with a fork, they feel soft (you will know it is extremely different from their original texture) or the tastier but less healthy version, you fry them in oil the plantains cut into slices (it is also the version of the photo). Once cooked, they are ground in a mortar and salt, lard, butter or margarine (whatever is available) is added. It is ground until there are as few pieces as possible (it looks like a dough..) , cheese is added and it is ground again so that it is integrated into the mass. In my country we usually put pork rinds but that is very local, only the cheese should suffice. Then it is shaped into balls (hence the name) and served as soon as possible because the plantain hardens when it cools. It is accompanied with black coffee and almost always a piece of cheese.
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Alberto Cevallos (Submission author) 3 years ago
Hello Marion, no, they aren't fried buns, They are made of plantain, a vegetable (let's say it that way) from tropical climate, fried and mashed, with cheese.
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Simple Yet Delicious!
Final score:
29points
Bella Ciao (Submission author) 3 years ago
It was actually in Weimar - Germany ;)
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Marilyn Holt 3 years ago
I wish all these ideas came with clear descriptions of what we're seeing. So is this tomatoes and a green salad and ???
Bella Ciao (Submission author) 3 years ago
So in the front we got tomatoes with feta, arugula, chopped olives and some dates. In the back (partly covered by vinegar and oil) a variety of cheese and fruit. On the left mixed freshly baked baguette and croissants. Also cappuccino and freshly pressed orange juice! ;)
Load More Replies... Bella Ciao (Submission author) 3 years ago
For anyone wondering. It was a little café in Weimar in Germany!
#18
Spanish Breakfast: Toasted Bread With Tomato And Serrano Ham And Some Churros With Coffee Or Hot Chocolate
Final score:
29points
Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago (edited)
Extraño comer chocolate con churros para el desayuno. Pan con tomate y un poquito de jamón serrano es delicioso también. Es casi imposible encontrar chocolate caliente en Escocia como lo que se sirve en España. 🤤
Altea 3 years ago
We usually have them for breakfast. Not every day though, they are too greasy. Maybe on Sundays or special ocasions. Bread, tomato and ham or just olive oil is more common.
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#19
Coconut Rice (Nasi Lemak) With Spicy Sauce (Sambal), Boil Egg,fried Chicken,fried Achovy, Peanut & Cucumber, Additional Milk Tea (Teh Tarik)
Final score:
26points
Lynn Akashah 3 years ago
Malaysian, although parts of Indonesia have it too.
Load More Replies... Lynn Akashah 3 years ago (edited)
If there's teh tarik (pulled milk tea) like in the photo, then it's Malaysia.
Load More Replies... Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago
That looks simply delicious! Is this a typical Malay breakfast?
Lynn Akashah 3 years ago
It used to be a breakfast thing but these days its easily available any time of the day.
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Not Big On The Whole Breakfast Thing So Here's An Early Lunch. Caramelized Pork With Rice Noodles And Veggies. Sorry For The Messy Countertop
Final score:
22points
SilverSkyCloud 3 years ago
i'd down that bowl in 5 minutes, unless its spicey then it might take about 6 and a half
Furmama0501 3 years ago
What messy countertop?! All I see are pretty chopsticks and gorgeous food!
Remi (He/Him) (Submission author) 3 years ago
Countertops just be like that sometimes especially when they've been used to cook. Also when your whole countertop area is something like 1 m²
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#21
Boudin (Usually With A Coke) In Cajun Country, Louisiana
Final score:
21points
Molly Block 3 years ago
Oh god yes! I lived in Louisiana for 8 years, Boudin is delicious! Hot or cold, right out of the fridge.
Marion Friedl 3 years ago
Sausages??? They look like cevapcici from Eastern Europe, not that I ever ate them as veggie, those´re meat rolls, but I have some cooking books/magazines with some meat recipes in them here too, not only veggie cooking books.
Julie (Submission author) 3 years ago
I've found variations of this online that are from France and from the Caribbean. They are different, but not doubt the origin of our Cajun boudin. (Also, it's not just for breakfast, but that's kind of the tradition.)
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DeeZee613 3 years ago
Down in South Louisiana this is one of my all time favorite breakfasts, Coke included.
Julie (Submission author) 3 years ago
I don't know if you've ever tried it but it's really good with chocolate doughnuts too. I guess something sweet and kind of rich really sets it off.
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#22
Food Stamp Breakfast, USA
Final score:
21points
Catte West (Submission author) 3 years ago
A single adult receivers $146 per month. Averages out to less than $5 a day.
Remi (He/Him) 3 years ago
All the best to you. Back when we were on welfare the two of us could get by with something like 70 euros a week for groceries at the bare minimum and prices have about tripled since then
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Duane Ringlein 3 years ago
That looks like my normal breakfast, and I'm not on food stamps, but just like something simple and quick
Chel Bolin 3 years ago
I ended up on medical leave for spinal surgery. Applied for help with food. Told I qualified for $17 a month. Just sad
Catte West (Submission author) 3 years ago
Depends on income. The Grandmother of a friend was offered $11 a month. It is sad.
Load More Replies... Molly Block 3 years ago
No, no, that is Special K, the wheat flakes variety with dehydrated strawberries. You KNOW we can't afford that with food stamps! We have to go to the Sav-A-Lot and buy the weird off brand corn flakes. NOT the sweetened corn flakes, the regular kind. And I hope that is powdered milk in there too, btw, LOL! Sadly though, you are right. About the food stamps, the amount, and what our kids eat for breakfast. Hardly anyone enjoys that nice platter of eggs and bacon up there in that other photo of an American breakfast. (Can't believe they left out the grits and biscuits in that photo, hmph!)
Catte West (Submission author) 3 years ago
Not Special K! Strawberry Awake, Walmart brand! You're right I can't afford Special K! My son buys me milk!
Load More Replies... R.J. Whitaker 2 years ago (edited)
Been there 👋 cereal and tea for breakfast. Peanut butter sandwich for lunch. Soup or Mac and cheese for dinner. Edit: If you're lucky enough to get a box from the food bank,fresh fruit and vegetables 🫑🍅
#23
Ghanaian Breakfast - 'Waakye'
Final score:
21points
R.J. Whitaker 2 years ago
Beans and rice and (I think) millet. Very simple but so good and fills up your stomach in a good way ☺️ I haven't had it in awhile.
#24
One Hungry Sunday Morning, French But Not Typical !
Final score:
17points
June 3 years ago
Def not typical indeed ! Our typical breakfast is toasts with butter and jam, or croissants.
Aline Cahill 3 years ago
Looks like this person is trying to stay low carb
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The Netherlands
Final score:
15points
Bored Retsuko 3 years ago (edited)
If müsli wasn't available, I think I'd have this. Need something sweet. Not very healthy but oh well. 😁
Miranda 3 years ago (edited)
A white sandwich with vlokken (that's Dutch) , indeed chocolate shavings and we have them in different flavors as well (milk, dark, white)
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Traditional Lebanese Breakfast
Final score:
14points
Wakiz (Submission author) 3 years ago
Yes and a snack before lunch and dessert after it too :P (This is not a meal for one so yeah you can have breakfast then lunch after a while lol)
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Oklahoma Breakfast
Final score:
12points
Marion Friedl 3 years ago
LOL I can imagine. This seems to be breakfast for people in a hurry or for alcohol abused people...
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Molly Block 3 years ago
This is why there is obesity and rotting teeth in our midwest here in the USA. :-(
#28
I Usually Skip Breakfast, But Look At These Buttery, Flaky Cinnamon Rolls With Honey, Fresh With A Glas Of Milk
Final score:
12points
Szatmári Boróka (Submission author) 3 years ago
I don't have one, 'cause I only prepare food from feeling and imagination. Here I used a simple buttered puff pastry recepie without sugar, and the filling is just butter, honey aaand a lot of cinnamon. And my favourite part is, that the butter with the honey is more sticky and more fluid, and it turns to a really satisfying caramell.
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Grilled French Bread With Sliced Avocado, Bourbon Bellivantino, Spicy Microgreens ( Mostly Spinach, Kale And Chard From My Garden), And Balsamic Glazed Strawberries. Fresh Blackberries, Lemon-Hibiscus Tea And A Cup Of Guatemalan Pour Over Straight Up. Summertime Breakfast-Brunch
Final score:
12points
#30
Huevos Motuleños (Front), And Chilaquiles With Fried Egg (Back)
Final score:
12points
Ale Díaz (Submission author) 3 years ago
It's very popular in all Mexico :)
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Typical Aussie Breakfast - Good Old Weet-Bix Or Vegemite On Toast (I Am Personally Not A Fan, Not All Australians Are In Love With It)🦘
Final score:
12points
#32
México At It's Best!
Final score:
12points
#33
Macedonia And Every Other Balkan Country
Final score:
11points
#34
Very Common Breakfast In California
Final score:
10points
#35
Vietnamese Noodle With Spring Roll And Veggies (Bun Cha Gio)
Final score:
9points
#36
String Hopper With Veg Stew...a Typical Kerala Breakfast, India
Final score:
8points
Omi bub 3 years ago
In Sri Lanka they do hopper as a fermented pancake that you have fillings served inside. I'm guessing this uses a similar batter but fried in strands.
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Homemade Waffles (Topped W/Maple Vanilla Bean Crème Fraîche, Sliced Bananas, And Toasted Walnuts), Vancouver, Wa
Final score:
8points
#38
Literal Breakfast. Thank You Cookunity
Final score:
7points
Molly Block 3 years ago
WTH is Cookunity? I'm an American and I've never heard of this. And what IS that exactly???
#39
Acai Bowl + A Cup Of Tea (California)
Final score:
7points
Parker Stewart 3 years ago
I literally put a smoothie bowl for California then I saw this lol 😂
Christine Canigula (Submission author) 3 years ago
Your bowl is arranged much more neatly than mine.☺️
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Liv 3 years ago
Curious: is the Acai (açai) bowl originally a Brazilian thing? It was very popular there around 25y ago, and I think still is.
#40
Rice Pudding With Mung Bean, Pork, Ham And Fish Sauce (Banh Duc). Very Popular In North Vietnam
Final score:
7points
#41
Eggs Benedict With Bacon, Avocado, And Hashbrows, While My Wife Chose To Get Berry Waffles In A Diner In Texas
Final score:
7points
#42
New Zealand: Keto Bread W Butter, Emmental Cheese, Nz Smoked Salmon, Feta Whip, Scrambled Eggs
Final score:
5points
#44
Steak, Eggs, And Hashbrowns (With Steak Sauce) In Texas
Final score:
4points
#46
My Breakfast While Visiting A Resort In Playa Del Carmen, Mexico
Final score:
3points
#47
Costa Rican Breakfast: Rice And Beans, Fried Plantains, Egg And Avocado
Final score:
3points
#49
My Most Wonderful Brekkie
Final score:
1point
#50
One Day It Was My Main Dish
Final score:
1point
Saad Habib (Submission author) 3 years ago
Boiled potatoes ( masla ) plus grilled eggplant plus tomatoes, black seed and red pepper. Bone appetite
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Pterodactyl in Disguise 3 years ago
I’d like to know what breakfast in space looks like actually… does anyone know?
Wren Hard 3 years ago
That picture was really an example of what they eat, but they also have cereal
Load More Replies... Marion Friedl 3 years ago
OMG so many rich breakfasts, mine´s rather modest with some full grain or crisp bread with cheese or veggie/vegan pate on it and a big cup of coffee, but I think in hotter countries than Germany people don´t have much food for lunch in the noon heat and eventually also not very much for supper. But a very interesting post, thanks for publishing, I´m always interested in other countries and their uses/traditions, in Germany we´d say I love to look over the rim of my dish (Ich schaue gern über den Tellerrand). In this case in the truest sense of the words.
Huddo's sister 3 years ago
Breakfast in Australia is pretty basic, unless it's a weekend brunch, then smashed avo and poached eggs is common, as is a full fried breakfast. Other wise it's usually toast or cereal.
Liv 3 years ago (edited)
Interesting topic. But I saw 4 very different types of breakfast: A) the breakfast one normally eats; B) the Instagram/hip breakfast that's good for pics and our conscience but who the heck has time to prepare on a normal day; C) the typical or traditional breakfast of a certain area/country/culture; and D) the breakfast we can find for sale (on a hotel, coffee shop etc). A) and C) are the most interesting to me.
Toolkit 3 years ago
I tried loading a picture but it says it should 700 px at least, what is that supposed to mean? I tried different pictures with same result, can anyone help please?
gotham-panda 3 years ago (edited)
It means the pic needs to be at least 700 pixels (width) minimum to upload. You need to use an image program of some sort to edit it to be 700 pixels wide. And if it has a checkbox to maintain the aspect ratio, you should check that first, then change the width to 700.
Load More Replies... Jackie Lulu 3 years ago
The first meal of the day has to be breakfast, even if it's 2 in the afternoon.
Pterodactyl in Disguise 3 years ago
I’d like to know what breakfast in space looks like actually… does anyone know?
Wren Hard 3 years ago
That picture was really an example of what they eat, but they also have cereal
Load More Replies... Marion Friedl 3 years ago
OMG so many rich breakfasts, mine´s rather modest with some full grain or crisp bread with cheese or veggie/vegan pate on it and a big cup of coffee, but I think in hotter countries than Germany people don´t have much food for lunch in the noon heat and eventually also not very much for supper. But a very interesting post, thanks for publishing, I´m always interested in other countries and their uses/traditions, in Germany we´d say I love to look over the rim of my dish (Ich schaue gern über den Tellerrand). In this case in the truest sense of the words.
Huddo's sister 3 years ago
Breakfast in Australia is pretty basic, unless it's a weekend brunch, then smashed avo and poached eggs is common, as is a full fried breakfast. Other wise it's usually toast or cereal.
Liv 3 years ago (edited)
Interesting topic. But I saw 4 very different types of breakfast: A) the breakfast one normally eats; B) the Instagram/hip breakfast that's good for pics and our conscience but who the heck has time to prepare on a normal day; C) the typical or traditional breakfast of a certain area/country/culture; and D) the breakfast we can find for sale (on a hotel, coffee shop etc). A) and C) are the most interesting to me.
Toolkit 3 years ago
I tried loading a picture but it says it should 700 px at least, what is that supposed to mean? I tried different pictures with same result, can anyone help please?
gotham-panda 3 years ago (edited)
It means the pic needs to be at least 700 pixels (width) minimum to upload. You need to use an image program of some sort to edit it to be 700 pixels wide. And if it has a checkbox to maintain the aspect ratio, you should check that first, then change the width to 700.
Load More Replies... Jackie Lulu 3 years ago
The first meal of the day has to be breakfast, even if it's 2 in the afternoon.
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