What's your go-to breakfast food on a lazy Sunday morning?
Hashir Ahmed
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Joe Suarez@joe_suarez
On lazy days I usually go for red white and blue cheesecake salad. It is a simple yet colorful dish that is sure to satisfy your sweet tooth and leave you feeling refreshed and satisfied.
This salad is made up of a few key ingredients: cream cheese, whipped cream, powdered sugar, strawberries, blueberries, and graham crackers. The cream cheese is blended with whipped cream and powdered sugar to create a smooth and creamy base. The strawberries and blueberries are then added to the mixture, creating a beautiful red, white, and blue color palette. Finally, the graham crackers are crushed and sprinkled on top, adding a delicious crunch to the dish.
Not only is this salad delicious, but it is also relatively healthy. The fruit provides natural sweetness and antioxidants, while the cream cheese and whipped cream offer a satisfying richness without being overly heavy. Plus, the graham crackers add a bit of fiber and crunch, making this a well-rounded dessert option.
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Bacon, eggs, and hash browns on a Parmesan bagel.
Helps put me in the mood for an afternoon nap.
An English breakfast, laden with lots of Bacon.
Pancakes with cream cheese and blueberries
Tropical fruit homemade smoothie. Frozen tropical fruit, two scoops of protein powder, a handful of spinach, a banana, a little bit of Greek yogurt, and either coconut water or oat milk. Insanely good and energizing.
Does coffee count as food? 😅
Chicken Sausage and two eggs sunny side up - but Sunday is not my lazy day! I run a few miles to work up an appetite and justify the calories!
This morning we were on the run, so it was Panera breakfast sandwiches. On lazy Sunday mornings, it's most often eggs over easy, skillet-roasted spinach, skillet-fried cheese, a slice of bread with either local honey or organic preserves, and fresh fruit.
It's hard to have a lazy morning with a 3-year-old, but either toast with peanut butter and marmite, or toast (the more pretentious the bread the better) with avocado and marmite washed down with a decent cup of coffee or if out a Bloody Mary
The popular breakfast options infood court on lazy Sundays include pancakes, eggs, bacon, sausage, avocado toast, bagels, smoothie bowls, and cereal with milk. Food courts can be a convenient place to grab a quick breakfast and offer a variety of options, but the quality of the food can vary.
On a lazy Sunday morning, what's your favorite breakfast choice? Personally, I enjoy taking my time and indulging in a leisurely breakfast. It's a wonderful opportunity to savor the flavors and start the day on a relaxed note.
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