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02-02 What's for breakfast?

This isn't a recipe but a list, by request =), for breakfast ideas
The recipes, if not on here yet, will follow in the coming weeks.

Scrambled eggs with cheese & toast with agave (its lighter than honey and I love it)
Oatmeal with berries, agave, cinnamon...
Orange French Toast with citrus syrup
Millet with maple syrup and brown sugar or apples and cinnamon
Pancakes with applesauce
BLT -its actually good in the morning
PBJ toast
Real crepes
Oatmeal Pancakes
California crepe suzettes - my favorite when I was little
Quiche
Fruit Pizza
Omelettes
Eggs over easy with raisin bread toast
Bagel with cream cheese and ham/Can bacon
Cereal with nuts and flakes and berries
Muffins and milk/fruit smoothie
Yogurt Parfait
Poached egg with toast or made into an Egg McMuffin
Swedish Pancakes- gotta get lingonberry jam from IKEA
Japanese breakfast
Aebleskivers - but I am not sure if you can make these without the pan...
If you choose biscuits and gravy you don't have to eat until dinner =) haha
Baked french toast
Waffles (get a waffle iron from DI)
Or you can be like Ani and eat a lunch or dinner for breakfast!

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