Have you had a Turkish breakfast before?

[cücüko]

Turkish breakfast is amazing🤤

[purplepoppy]

I've had a left over donner kebab that I barely remember buying at 1 am. Does that count?

[cücüko]

Doner kebab is not breakfast. We only eat it as lunch.

[purplepoppy]

It's a late night snack in the uk. Usually eaten after midnight as you stagger home from the pub (kebab compass). I don't know anyone who has eaten one before 9pm. Some kebab houses don't open until evening.

[cücüko]

It could be because of the cultural difference. In our country, a doner shop opens in the morning. It doesn't sell much in the morning, but it is consumed a lot in the afternoon and evening. Shops are closed because the doner is over around 1 at night.

[cücüko]

I used translation, sorry if I wrote something wrong.

[HippieVeganJewslim]

Any food, including döner kebab can be breakfast, if it’s eaten as the first meal of the day.

[Avcfhcic]

What happened to Weetabix and honey 😂
The only other thing I'd have would be a fry of sausage eggs and bread.
That there looks like so much pressure to choose, I'm very plain with food so I'm unsure of how I'd cope

[cücüko]

Bu kahvaltıya direnmek imkansız💁🏽

[Avcfhcic]

I'm sorry I don't understand

[cücüko]

I use translation, I may have spelled it wrong

[Gagname]

@Avcfhcic
For the Turkish words:
“Bu kahvaltıya direnmek imkansız”

…the Google Translate English translation is: “Impossible to resist this breakfast”

[NamerOfStars]

No, but judging by the amount of food on that table, the Turkish take breakfast seriously. That's always good to see.

[melanieeeB]

Yeah and I always hated it... it's just to much for me and takes so much time

[Wiredone]

I don't think I've had any type of Turkish foods. That's a lot of food on the table though

[cücüko]

Breakfast happens a lot on special occasions and holidays. On normal days, we eat tomatoes, cucumbers, olives, cheese, honey, jam, yogurt, menemen or eggs with sausage.

[Wiredone]

I hardly ever eat breakfast and lunch. Food makes me sluggish and tired. If I had breakfast sausage and eggs would be plenty for me.

[cücüko]

If you had eaten Turkish food, you wouldn't be so tired. Our food resurrects the dead man.🧟‍♂️

[Wiredone]

So if I take a bunch of Turkish food to the cemetery they would all come back alive. Lmao 🤣. I'm just playing.

[cücüko]

What is Lmao?

[Wiredone]

That means" laugh my ass off". I was trying to be funny

[cücüko]

İlk defa duydum, komik😂

[Wiredone]

I don't understand

[cücüko]

Lmao Funny kelimesinin anlamını ilk kez duyuyorum. Çeviri kullanıyorum, yanlış yazılmış olabilir.🙅🏽‍♀️

[Wiredone]

I understood lmao and funny. Everything else was in Turkish

[cücüko]

The page translates automatically. He threw his Turkish, sorry😂

[Wiredone]

Oh ok.

[Gagname]

@Wiredone
For the Turkish words:
“İlk defa duydum, komik”

…the Google Translate English translation is:
“First time I've heard of it, funny”

And for the Turkish words:
“kelimesinin anlamını ilk kez duyuyorum. Çeviri kullanıyorum, yanlış yazılmış olabilir.”

…the Google Translate English translation is:
“I am hearing the meaning of the word for the first time. I'm using a translation, it may be misspelled.”

[Wiredone]

@gagname thanks for translating

[Gagname]

You’re welcome

[In_Trance]

I bet in Turkey, they call it "breakfast"

[cücüko]

It already says in the question😂

[MCheetah]

Hell no! Never.

[cücüko]

Why?

[MCheetah]

Cause I'm not interested in poisoning myself with that.

[cücüko]

But there is nothing to poison in it. There are foods such as olives, cheese, honey, tomatoes, cucumbers, eggs with tomatoes, yogurt, pancakes.

[DavidRaul]

No never. But i would love to try it

[SnowedIn]

Never had that.

[Andres77]

That seems like a lot of food

[LavLavLuv]

I've only had turkish desserts...

[Stevefiveo]

No, but it looks yummy.

[alance99]

Yes it was delicious