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Breakfast Saturday 12 October 2024 (Original Post) irisblue Oct 12 OP
Sounds like a good idea. elleng Oct 12 #1
Oops, I'll correct the date. irisblue Oct 12 #2
Black coffee now ☕, later sausage and cheese omelette. Emile Oct 12 #3
Coffee now, later protein cereal with almond milk and WASA crisp with peanut butter. lkinwi Oct 12 #4
Coffee with cream, now gademocrat7 Oct 12 #5
Bengali spice tea NJCher Oct 12 #6
Fresh hash browns and a cheese omelet Marthe48 Oct 12 #7
will try that NJCher Oct 12 #9
I usually grate my own cheese Marthe48 Oct 12 #10
Hash w/ an egg MissMillie Oct 12 #8

Emile

(29,832 posts)
3. Black coffee now ☕, later sausage and cheese omelette.
Sat Oct 12, 2024, 03:50 AM
Oct 12

We are invited to two different Weiner Roasts tonight. I asked Loretta which one did she want to go to and she said both. So this should be interesting. One will have live music and a young crowd. She said we're going to it first and they won't notice an old couple leaving early. She's probably right.

Good Morning 🌞

gademocrat7

(11,166 posts)
5. Coffee with cream, now
Sat Oct 12, 2024, 07:15 AM
Oct 12

Bagels with cream cheese and fruit cup of blueberries and strawberries, soon.

Have a good weekend, you all.


Good morning 🤗

Marthe48

(19,023 posts)
7. Fresh hash browns and a cheese omelet
Sat Oct 12, 2024, 08:07 AM
Oct 12

I saw a tip to turn the hand grater on its side to grate. It was easier, so I will do it that way from now on.

Black coffee.

NJCher

(37,882 posts)
9. will try that
Sat Oct 12, 2024, 02:28 PM
Oct 12

I was just about to do some parmesan cheese, so timely tip.

There are also those graters where you put a piece of cheese in this little holder and turn the handle. Wow are those ever easy. Can't say I prefer it over hand grating but it's a nice option to have around the kitchen. Cleans up nicely in the D/W, too.

I have done the calculations and figured out that you save 50% by grating your own cheese. Prices based on Aldi.

Won't buy grated cheese because of all the stuff I've heard they put on it to keep it from clumping. If you grate it yourself when you need it, you don't have that problem. Of course, some people just wouldn't cook if they couldn't have that convenience.

Marthe48

(19,023 posts)
10. I usually grate my own cheese
Sat Oct 12, 2024, 03:18 PM
Oct 12

any vegetables, such as cabbage, potatoes, zucchini and carrots. If I'm making a big batch of something, I'll use the store-bought.

I have several graters in my kitchen, but I use the old metal hand grater. I'm glad I tried the different position today. I didn't think it'd make that much difference, but it was a little easier, less tiring, less messy.

MissMillie

(38,962 posts)
8. Hash w/ an egg
Sat Oct 12, 2024, 08:11 AM
Oct 12

Sweet potato and ham hash w/ a cheesy/over-easy egg on top (and a couple of dashes of hot sauce)

coffee

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