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Default What do you non-insulin T2's eat for breakfast?

"Nick Cramer" > wrote in message
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> Robert Miles > wrote:
>> On Tuesday, March 5, 2013 12:00:52 AM UTC-6, Todd wrote:
>> [snip]> Any tricks to make eggs taste good or differently?

>
>> One of my neighbors puts soy sauce on them. I crumble up bacon and put
>> that on my scrambled eggs.
>>
>> Have you thought of devilled eggs? How about omelets?

>
> I like my eggs sunnyside up, with the white denatured and the yolk liquid.
> Served on a patty of hash brown potatoes, with a couple of pork sausages
> and some Sriracha sauce. Heaven!
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Hi Nick, I like mine over easy, I like turkey Sausage...tastes pretty close
to the real thing, and I don't have to hear hubby complain about fatty
sausage(He's not into fatty things to much)
I might have a few tater tots under my eggs, to I make a one or two egg
omelet with chopped ham, onion and cheese. I also add a bit of onion powder
....seems to perk up the eggs...I top the omelet with a tsp of no sugar
apricot jam...really yummy


 
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