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breakfast

The day’s first meal, consumed before lunch.
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But whatever you plan to order, arrive early as breakfasters flock to this little local place.
Rise & shine
Men of the parish, aprons wrapped around their girth, jimmied their way between packed rows of breakfasters, dishing out second helpings of sausage and steaming hotcakes onto outstretched plates.
Food for the journey
But even Neil excelled himself the other day in the team-hotel diner when he obliged - and delighted - early breakfasters and staff by going through his elaborate place-kicking routine with an orange for a ball!
Godwin on the Laager; OUR reporter TERRY GODWIN'S personal view of life with the Lions in South Africa
After watching fellow breakfasters press down on the handle of an orange juice dispenser and seeing orange juice dispensed into their paper cups, I finally found the nerve to walk boldly up, position my cup, and cockily press down on the handle.
Hand-me-down genes
He had told the breakfasters that negative language was destroying the civil conversation.
The role of God, prayer in Clinton's life
In a massive understatement, reader Dianna Hess of Boulder, Colorado, cautions breakfasters, "You'd better be hungry!" Belisle's is at 12001 Harbor Boulevard; (714) 750-6560.
Breakfasts that make big impressions
Failing that, a naturally sweet banana-based smoothie with berries, milk and yoghurt should be a sure-fire choice for reluctant breakfasters.
Starting the day off the right way
"We're the only store in the company that offers this recipe," he reveals, adding that "once you try one, you won't be able to eat a muffin anywhere else." The full array of breakfast offerings on the hot bar is also unique to Giant Eagle Express as the only store in the company to court breakfasters with a restaurant-quality menu.It goes without saying that the store really jumps at traditional mealtimes, which Zivek says is particularly satisfying.
Giant Eagle's Express-Ohhh!
But despite the health benefits, most people in Britain go without breakfast on an average of 113 days each year, making us the worst breakfasters in Europe.
'Breaking your fast wakes you up and gives you a good kick-start, getting your mind and body into action'
An extra piece of toast wouldn't have gone amiss either,but hungry breakfasters can order more for a measly 30p.
Fry-up country puts GMTV in the shade

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