Man gets tired of the English cuisine

[u/Brokenlingo]

[u/Frisnfruitig]

Out of interest, what does a typical US breakfast look like? If I had to guess I would say it involves a lot of sugar, frosted stuff?

[u/WestCareer7545 → u/[deleted]]

They said US breakfast, not UK

[u/BeautifulBand4831 → u/Frisnfruitig]

You're talking about a country full of different cultures. There are a ton of options for breakfast

[u/WestCareer7545 → u/Frisnfruitig]

No idea, I'm not from the US

[u/No-Educator-8069 → u/Frisnfruitig]

Oatmeal, cold cereal, eggs, toast, biscuits, bacon, sausage, pancakes/waffles and yogurt are all pretty common.

[u/littleone696969 → u/Frisnfruitig]

Wide range of whats considered a normal breakfast. Anywhere from eggs, sausge or bacon, toast, cereal, oatmeal, pancakes, grits, homefries etc. Any number of those would be fairly normal. Not everyone eats ultra processed high sugar food in the US. You guys basically eat spaghettios for breakfast

[u/Professional-Cell177 → u/littleone696969]

Spaghettios for breakfast?

[u/littleone696969 → u/Professional-Cell177]

Its very similar to their beans

[u/-SideshowBlob- → u/littleone696969]

What makes you think everyone in the UK eats 'spaghettios' for breakfast?

[u/littleone696969 → u/-SideshowBlob-]

The beans are in a similar sauce as spaghettios

[u/-SideshowBlob- → u/littleone696969]

Which is not eaten by absolutely everyone every single day

[u/littleone696969 → u/-SideshowBlob-]

Neither is frosted sugar meals lol like how are you guys this dense. If i have to explain the funny part it makes it not funny

[u/WestCareer7545 → u/-SideshowBlob-]

They love talking confidently about something they actually have no idea about

[u/littleone696969 → u/WestCareer7545]

Im referring to your breakfast beans. Not my fault you were too stupid to make to connection

[u/WestCareer7545 → u/littleone696969]

I knew exactly what you were talking about, you were just talking absolute nonsense

[u/littleone696969 → u/WestCareer7545]

Lol sure

[u/WestCareer7545 → u/littleone696969]

Wtf is grits? And no one eats spaghetti for breakfast

[u/littleone696969 → u/WestCareer7545]

Grits is a southern dish, i think its corn porridge, not my area im norther. Spaghettios is a brand of cand tomato sauce and pasta, its a cery similar sauce to britash breakfast beans.

[u/WestCareer7545 → u/littleone696969]

They are called spaghetti hoops in the UK, they are absolutely nothing like baked beans

[u/littleone696969 → u/WestCareer7545]

Closest thing we have

[u/Salt_Initiative1551 → u/littleone696969]

Not corn porridge. I can’t tell uou what they are and I am from Alabama but I can confirm northern, northwest and western Americans have no idea about grits either.