Cozy times are upon us. Soon morning radio stations will bust out Christmas songs, and you'll be watching snow flurries fall while you eat you breakfast.
What cozy breakfast do you eat? More than just toast and coffee, right?
Every year, I like a nicely iced pecan Kringle with some amaretto on ice, or an amaretto desert coffee. This is almost always my family's breakfast on Christmas morning.
Warm apple sausage puffs are really good for breakfast during the days between Thanksgiving to Christmas.
>>7082324
I'll stick with oatmeal. Getting too into cozy foods during the cold weather when you tend to be less active is exactly why people hate themselves for getting fat when the warm weather comes back. I have no interest in that.
I have the winters off, only work March through October. So my winters are all about cozy slow meals. Most mornings I'll just eat steal cut oats or a quick omelette. On the weekends I'll make some baked goods or channel the mormon half of my family and make a breakfast casserole. Usually Swedish pancakes or a breakfast roll though (think a savory cinnamon roll but stuffed with cheese, onion, potatoes and bacon or sausage instead.)
>>7082340
Oatmeal can be very fattening and laden with sugar. If one were to take a balanced approached, one would realize that eating your largest meal in the morning gives one the ability to burn it off during the rest of the day.
I work out religiously 5xs weekly doing elliptical, targeted weight lifting and swimming. If I eat any carbs or sugar, I do it in my first meal. Then by the time I get to dinner, it is pretty much a piece if meat with a green veggie. I have seen many chubby people eat oatmeal.
Porridge, or a bacon roll, if its the weekend, a proper fry up.
>live in northeast US
>it was 70° yesterday
Fucking global warming. Will cozy come at all this year?
>>7082364
I don't do sugar, and work out 3-4x a week.
>>7082379
Feel you, man. We had 2 really warm winters in a row where I live, and I'm afraid of a third one.
>>7082324
Hashed potatoes, toast, milk, coffee, breakfast sausages, raspberries, blackberries, sometimes pomegranate, and eggs.
Fruits more often than not go on the toast.
>>7082387
>I don't do sugar
come on, bro! just take one little sniff
