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I am not a big fan of breakfast — in the morning. When I wake up, all I require is my coffee and some yogurt, which pretty much does me until lunch time. However, give me breakfast for dinner — and I will eat like I haven’t eaten in days. There is just something about breakfast for dinner. Am I right ladies?
I Can’t Believe It’s Not Butter has recently released a couple of new “Breakfast after Dark” videos that include delicious recipes for Breakfast Frittata and a yummy California Breakfast Pizza
In the first video, Lisa Vanderpump, who is known for her role on the reality hit television show, The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, gets a lesson on cooking breakfast for dinner.
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How about you? When is your favorite time to eat breakfast?
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Carol says
I usually take coffee when I wake up, and then eat breakfast as lunch around 11 or 12. Or I eat fruit if it’s nearby.
However yes, breakfast for dinner is insanely delicious.
I’ve found that I’m starting to need to eat earlier in the day, though, since beginning perimenopause. A great source of information that I found for menopause is a documentary called “Hot Flash Havoc”. Comprehensive and helpful, if anyone is interested you can check it out here: http://bit.ly/11XQcWS
Misty Piper says
Jennifer – Personally, I think that often the “best time for breakfast” is most definitely at lunch time.
After all the word is “break-fast”, so anytime you choose to break a fast is the right time.
Looking into the science of intermittent fasting I am becoming increasingly convinced that allowing your body a few extra hours to heal itself in the morning is almost always a good idea.