50 of the World’s Best Breakfasts
There's so much to say!
- First ... humans look to be omnivores.
- Eggs are a common breakfast food.
- Some type of processed, cured meat shows up a lot.
- Hawaiians are going to live, like, forever. (#7)
- The Turks don't mind washing dishes. (#50)
- When in doubt, fry it.
Moroccans have a starch tooth:
Italians like art:
I like these next two. I think it's the spiciness I'm after.
Malaysian:
Indian:
That's interesting, Laurie, that humans aren't omnivores.
ReplyDeleteI'm curious, how does one determine that? Are they looking at the digestive system (teeth to intestines), or are there some other markers?
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This is making me so hungry! I love breakfast but almost never eat it, except when I'm travelling. When I was a kid, "breakfast for dinner" was our favorite dinner!
ReplyDeleteI thought trad. English breakfast had broiled tomato halves too?
And I echo Shaun in how we know what humans are meant to eat--and for that matter, what's the difference b/tw opportunistic and omnivorous?
Cheers--I would kill for some eggs right now!
You almost never eat it? I'll be...
ReplyDeleteI like black coffee when I get up. I can't think of food for hours.
Lots of people commented how these aren't traditional meals, but it's ok, I still saw trends.
There's been a lot on the news recently about the world's population reaching 7 billion, and the problems that are arising in feeding us. I recall a woman in India saying "All we eat anymore is rice and dal! Vegetables are too expensive." And I thought of what the Indians can do with rice and dal ... they're so talented!
Well, I do have black tea in order to function.... But, like you, I'm not hungry first thing in the a.m. So I eat lunch. And dinner.
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