Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner?

[Dan26]

What's your favourite meal? Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner?

 

[PiesPremiers]

i dont eat breakfast, and sometimes dont even eat lunch.

but i do eat a hell of alot for dinner....

 

[Dan26]

Originally posted by PiesPremiers
but i do eat a hell of alot for dinner....

I wish I could say the same.

 

[BIG POPPA PUMP]

Wake up too late for breakfast and even lunch.

So, dinner for me!

 

[Dan26]

Don't you guys realise Breakfast is the most important meal of the day?

Shame on you.

 

[Chris_23]

Dinner.

 

[Top Dog]

Breakie

Fruit Loops

 

[play on]

Desert?

 

[aggels]

lunch actually. Not quite sure why.

 

[Bloodstained Angel]

Morning tea actually !

I love the ritual of the cuppa break, nice strong cup of coffee, a sweet biscuit or maybe a piece of raisin toast, and a cigarette of course !

ahhh - ya gotta love it.

cheers

 

[FIGJAM]

Yes Mum, I am looking after myself!

I am 100% convinced that the British/Australian/Western culture has conditioned us to eat our meals the wrong way around.

Dinner is easily the most overrated meal and too much emphasis is placed on it. I reckon a light meal with light meats, salads or vegetables is more than enough.

I personally love lunch, simply because I hate working.

Breakfast is great after a light meal and exercize the night before. It gives you something to get out of bed for too. I ain't talking about bacon and eggs either. Plenty of complex carbs make you feel great!

 

[play on]

For Breakfast this morning, I have had some Garlick bread, and a few slices of supreme pizzas, and I finished my block of chocolate from last night.

For lunch, I will be having a couple of meat pies with sauce.

And for dinner, I will have some saussages, potato, and peas and carrots, followed by a bowl of ice- cream. I may get a block of chocolate as well.

I still say desert is the most important.

 

[Bloodstained Angel]

Once again I find myself nodding in agreement with FigJam ...

I reckon the old fashioned way the British used to eat is pretty good.

a big breakfast is followed by an equally big lunch, then its 'tea time', usually taken at around 4pm and consisting of light snacks as well as the usual pot of tea / coffe (Cucumber sandwhiches anyone ?)

Then, at around 8.30-9.30 in the evening its 'supper time'

Supper usually featured cooked meat of some description, but the quantity is far less than a traditional dinner and is far vetter for you because you are not stacking away masses of heavy food before you go to bed.

This 4 meals a day approach, where most food is consumed at breakfast and lunch is a better way to go. Its much healthier than the present approach where we have 3 meals a day but the overwhelming majority of the food is concentrated into dinner.

But our present day eating habits are dictated by our hectic lifestyles - nobody has time to sit down to a huge lunch and then spare the time in the afternoon to eat their way through a hefty afternoon tea as well ... pity

cheers

 

[Gabriel]

I like a nice long lunch. Accompanied by lots of bottles of red....

G.

 

[RacerX]

Originally posted by Gabriel
I like a nice long lunch. Accompanied by lots of bottles of red....

G.

don't forget the expense account.

 

[Shinboners]

Originally posted by Dan25
Don't you guys realise Breakfast is the most important meal of the day?[/IMG]

Don't be ridiculous.....have you ever tried having a glass of wine with your bacon and eggs?????

Dinner for me.

 

[Bee]

Originally posted by Dan25
Don't you guys realise Breakfast is the most important meal of the day?

Shame on you.

That's probably okay for people like you Dan who don't get out of bed until 12.00 p.m.

 

[meg]

I like breakfast... if I don't eat breakfast I feel sort of lathargic and tired for the rest of the day.

 

[mandy]

Breakfast for me is usually a strong coffee and a cigarette.

Dinner is a couple of glasses of chards and maybe a box of cheezels.

So I have to say lunch. The local pub down the road from work has ace $8 lunchtime specials. Always goes down well with a champagne.

 

[Fat Red]

It depends what day it is.

I can't say I have much affection for my pre-work cereal scoff during the week.

But a leisurely Saturday morning scrambled eggs on toast with the newspaper on the balcony in the sun....

 

[Darky]

Nothing beats a McDonalds binge at 10pm, washed down with at least half a dozen of Germany's finest beer, and a few cans of Guinness.

 

[Dan26]

Breakfast for me. Nothing beats weet-bix with fruit on top, with milk and sugar, followed by a muffin (the ones you eat ), with peanut butter on top.

Yummmm

 

[Rohan Coventry]

It all depends on what’s on at work or university for me.

My ideal day of eating includes:

Bacon and Eggs. Toast with butter and a couple of cup of teas.
Snatch also tastes good in the morning.

For lunch a chicken, avocado, lettuce and tomatoe roll made of gourmet bread from Delganys in Cliffton Hill.

For dinner a chicken parmagania from La Porchettas in Kew. Wash the last two meals with the most addictive drink in Diet Coke.

In summer (like Nolsey) it is a diet of creatine, protein and more creatine. MASSIVE.

 

[mandy]

Snatch? What food group does that fall into?

 

[FIGJAM]

Originally posted by Rohan Coventry
In summer (like Nolsey) it is a diet of creatine, protein and more creatine. MASSIVE.

You shouldn't overload the Creatine! You'll just p*ss it down the sewers like excess vitamins and it's bloody expensive.

If you're going to double up on anything there, double up on the protien!