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“Breakfast is a love letter to your body.” – Barbara Cartland

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Sticky-sweet muffins… Yummy! 

In Europe, American motels, and often also mid-range hotels, are famous for their ridiculous 'including the price breakfasts! Or how about a "buffet breakfast" that includes...

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°  Sticky sweet muffins with all possible E-codes individually wrapped in plastic!

° Waffles with syrup and spray bottle cream

° Frosted cereals in every color of the rainbow

° Ultra-sweet essence yogurt

 

Muffins, waffles and cereals are naturally eaten from disposable plates with disposable utensils. And those that can be washed down with orange sugar water called juice and/or light brown warm water called coffee. Drinks from disposable cups of course.

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After your sweet breakfast the first morning, you probably want to go to an American Old School diner the next morning. You can find one in every city. They're not exactly the healthiest choice either... but they're good. Here's a quick lesson for you on understanding the menu and/or staff!​

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EGGS for beginners!

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° Sunny side up = Egg fried only from one side

° Over easy = Egg fried on both sides but with soft inside

° Poached egg = Egg boiled without the shell

° Eggs Benedict = a dish consisting of poached eggs and sliced ham on toasted muffins, covered with hollandaise sauce.

° Boiled Egg = Boiled Egg :)

° Omelet = Omelet

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POTATOES for beginners!

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° Home Fries = Classic fried potatoes

° Hash Browns or just 'Hash' = Something between fried and mashed potatoes

° Curly fries = fries which look like an old style shock absorber

° Fries = French fries

° Pancakes = Small pancakes made of potato

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PATTY, LINK & Pancaces​

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° Burger patty = minced meat 'burger steak'

° Link sausage = minced meat sausage

° Pancake = Thick US pancake with ingredients on it

° Crepe = Thin French pancake with ingredients inside

 

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