What do you traditionally have for Christmas morning breakfast?

[Jersey2]

What do you have for breakfast on Christmas morning?

At my home, we eat something most of you haven’t heard of, it is called scrapple. We also have scrambled eggs, English Muffins (I wonder if the English call it that?), coffee, milk, tea.

Its basically the parts of the pig that the butcher can’t sell made into a mush and pan fried but it is so good!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scrapple

[Iron_Man]

we used to have coffee cake and donuts and milk on Christmas Eve after church and watch the pope and then get up on Christmas morning and up and all the presents but I’m alone now so I will have nothing

[Jersey2]

No harm in getting a coffee cake and having it even if you are not with others. I like mine warmed up though.

[Iron_Man]

Well, I usually get Entenmann at Publix supermarket but it’s very hard to find them and they sell out. I like the ones that are frosted white frosting and with pecans on them.

[Iron_Man]

https://postimg.cc/8FRv04VN/d0411bf5

[Jersey2]

I think you mentioned you are in Miami. Entenmanns has an outlet near you:

8464 SW Eighth St, Miami, FL 33144, United States

[Iron_Man]

Thanks but thats a little bit far from where I live but usually most Publix has them this time of the year. I’ll probably just have to get them actually soon.

[Jersey2]

Good, Merry Christmas to you.

[Iron_Man]

Thank you my friend merry Christmas to you to

[Iron_Man]

Thanks For Most Helpful Award

[LemiaOfThunder]

Cossansts and Pain al Chocolate

[Jersey2]

Whenever I went to Europe on business, which was often, I would have Pain al Chocolate for breakfast at the hotel as we couldn't get it here. In the past 5 years or so I see it much more frequently in the US than in the past. Croissants have been here a long time but not Pain al Chocolate. Wonderful.

[Screenwriter]

This is an interesting question. I don't recall =xmas morning breakfast being anything out of the ordinary. Maybe pancakes. But the big deal is supper is early in the afternoon. Then the fancy dishes come out.

Best to eat somewhat later in the morning, and eat light because "dinner" could be somewhere between 1 and 3 pm and could render you comatose.

[Jersey2]

Yes, dinner for us on Christmas would be around 3pm which is unusual compared to the rest of the year. And yes, the good china comes out along with the traditional recipes of our house.

[Screenwriter]

Start eating on that good china every day! No need to wait for a holiday. Every day you're alive and well is a holiday! Use the silverware, I mean the sterling silver every day too. A friend who just died told me that. I've started buying a few place settings of Lenox that I had years ago because it's pretty and elegant. I'm getting rid of my fiestaware to some deserving family. It's chunky and colorful, but I'm elegant at this point in my life, not chunky and colorful. Fits me..

[Jersey2]

Thats awesome! :D

[Hawkes_Lady]

My family has cinnamon rolls and coffee for breakfast.

[Jersey2]

That sounds nice!

[Nikki1989]

I don't eat breakfast for any reason.

[NathanDavis]

tamales...

[jamesgoldman]

Varies different years I've had fry ups, porridge, toast, leftover birthday cake/party food, french toast, chocolate, zubrowka&apple juice and back in 2016 a Cohiba Siglo 2 and a few fingers of Jim Beam

[jamesgoldman]

by the way we just call them muffins

[Jersey2]

Do the muffins look like this?

[jamesgoldman]

Yeah

[Jasmin01]

Rolls, cheese, ham, boiled eggs, juice, coffee, Christmas music, in the background the Christmas tree and the smiles of the others at the table.

[Jersey2]

Very nice

[RageBabe]

We have a big Christmas lunch instead of a big Christmas breakfast, so we usually eat some scrambled eggs on toasted wholemeal. Of course, a lot relies on what each person desires.

[OfDeath]

I skip breakfast that day to make room for the massive Christmas lunch.

[Jersey2]

Awesome

[gorydetails]

I make an egg casserole and cinnamon rolls.

[Jersey2]

Sounds nice!

[KrakenAttackin]

A bowl of cereal.