I don't know who needs to hear this but anything you want to eat for breakfast is a breakfast food.

[tiggy@mastodonapp.uk]

@monkeyninja

We once had melted ice-cream over cereal for breakfast because Father bought a huge (to tiny me) tub of it the evening before. We'd had ice-cream and ice cream floats but there was plenty left.

Many years later, in a nostalgic moment, I tried it again. But it didn't taste or feel the same.

[kagan@wandering.shop]

@monkeyninja And by the same token, if you want to eat bacon and eggs, or Eggs Benedict, or Belgian waffles, at 9:00 pm or something, go for it! "Breakfast" foods do not suddenly become illegal just because it's no longer morning.

(And I tend to love the foods that are usually classes as being "for breakfast".)

[michaelgemar@cosocial.ca]

@monkeyninja @kimcrawley Many/most cultures don’t have separate “breakfast foods”.

[vfrmedia@social.tchncs.de]

@tiggy @monkeyninja

taste buds for sweet tastes diminish in middle age, I've found this myself if I buy any sweet treat I remember from childhood or my teens (although this is increasingly rare anyway due to being on a diet to combat weight gain as I get older!)

I have the appetite of a tomcat and will eat any random thing at any time of day or night.. (I regularly meow too, including with a ginger cat who visits me every other day)

[fuzztech@infosec.exchange]

@monkeyninja This morning for breakfast I had chipotle chicken with black beans and pasta. Could not agree more.

[lperry2@mastodon.social]

@kagan @monkeyninja I love breakfast for dinner. (The chief drawback is that a breakfast dinner doesn't really make for great leftovers, and I generally eat dinner leftovers for "breakfast" about four hours after I get up.)

[pomegranate_stew@kind.social]

@monkeyninja
I had cream of wheat for an afternoon snack last week and have definitely had ice cream for breakfast before. My husband loves cold leftover pork & beans for breakfast.

[peterludemann@mathstodon.xyz]

@woe2you @monkeyninja When I lived in Ōsaka, for breakfast I'd have a standup bowl of udon or soba at the train station, on the way to the office. (Usually tsukimi or kitsuné)

[peterludemann@mathstodon.xyz]

@troublewithwords @monkeyninja Don't forget the raw egg with your rice and nattō!

[bubblegumyeti@mastodon.social]

@monkeyninja 50% of the world has rice for breakfast

[shansterable@ohai.social]

@monkeyninja
I was delighted to find people in Vietnam eating hot broth with noodles and vegetables for breakfast. My favorite food any time of day!

[realgene@hachyderm.io]

@monkeyninja
Blueberry pie. It's just a big PopTart with the crusts cut off.

[msbellows@c.im]

@monkeyninja I can't believe no one has mentioned cold leftover pizza yet. Cold leftover pizza is such a perfect breakfast food, in my book no other food really is a breakfast food, including oatmeal and bacon and eggs.

[renardboy@mastodon.social]

@monkeyninja My favourite breakfast has always been leftovers from yesterday's supper. Some find it strange and I find *that* strange.

[thegreatllama@kolektiva.social]

@monkeyninja
I was told that the food police would execute anyone cooking an omelet past 1 pm.

[itsmaya@social.treehouse.systems]

@troublewithwords @monkeyninja rice and beans for natto is the most technically correct but misleading translation I have ever seen.

[pastathief@indieverse.social]

@monkeyninja Try telling my wife this. She's got incredibly strict and specific rules on what she considers to be a breakfast food. (She only applies said rules to herself, though, so it's all good.)

[troublewithwords@wandering.shop]

@itsmaya @monkeyninja It absolutely is. And yet so much weirder than a person who thinks Cajun or Tex mex when hearing about beans and rice would ever expect.

[gikiski@social.lol]

@monkeyninja chili for breakfast feels wonderful during cold months.

[leastaction@writing.exchange]

@monkeyninja This is in the case in Japan. When I asked someone what the Japanese breakfast was, the replied "the same as the Japanese lunch".