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Nice. I had bacon in mine as well
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I guess we see who's in the money around here [emoji857]Nice. I had bacon in mine as well
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Forgot to post early, but I had a perfect Sunday morning breakfast at home. Effectively, Saturday night's dinner, but cold straight from the refrigerator: pizza followed by a slice of lemon meringue pie.
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A bagel with peanut butter and 3 cups of coffee started the week.
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Leftover spaghetti
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The hood Starbucks got hit last night, morning shift alerted Chicago Police Dept about breakin,
delayed coffee until 05.45, a long sweat waiting on the brew. But it was worth it.
Grabbed the New York Times and Chicago Sun Times, made my train without further incident.
delayed coffee until 05.45,
a long sweat waiting on the brew. But it was worth it.Grabbed the New York Times and Chicago Sun Times, made my train without further incident.
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Dutch baby & bacon. Hubby had his with Marionberry jelly, I had mine with maple syrup. Buttery caramel coffee for him, Lady Gray tea for me.
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Coffee and these....
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Coffee and these....
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I'm jealous, I grew up eating those (several different brands, same basic thing), but for some reason, the supermarkets in NYC don't carry them.
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I had them all the time as a kid, too (probably because they were dirt cheap) and I honestly was thinking of you as I ate these. I've never tried the tastyKake ones, the brand has only been in this area a few years now, but they were pretty much everything I remember about the other brands. Their little powdered sugar covered donuts are addictive, and the dollar store by my house sells them in one pound bags for about what two 6 packs of them cost at the Exxon across the street.
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Papas y chorizo
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Woke up and had coffee and donuts, then a little later had corned beef hash and eggs.
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Those cheap bags of powdered sugar donuts are my crack cocaine. Especially the cinamon ones. I don't buy them because I can't stay out of them.
Being more mature than you - I've never, after having scarfed down the last donut in the bag, used a spoon to scoop out the extra sugar at the bottom of the bag. Nope, I'd never do that.
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Bacon, cheesy fried eggs, toast, and cantaloupe. No potatoes this morning because we are eating light today.
So you're saying you just tip the sack up and funnel the sugar into your mouth then?
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I had some of those powdered sugar little donuts and a cup of coffee today
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