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Breakfast for dinner

JRT812

The boss lady (I was shaking the bush during this debate) and I were at it in good fun. Breakfast food for dinner or no? I get the Waffle House thing at 4am when you’re in high school, but I am totally against breakfast food for dinner. I want dinner food for dinner and breakfast food for breakfast. Unfortunately, she has seen me eat a cold pizza slice or a hotdog for breakfast out of need and ruins my argument

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Dawgatron

One of my favorite dinners is “breakfast supper” (bacon, eggs, etc.)

One of my favorite breakfasts is leftover chinese or mexican food, straight outta the fridge.

Go figure. Go Dawgs.

Respect my decision. Don’t @ me.

jc30116

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This was dinner Friday night for me. We have a place about 100 miles from my house that specializes in bacon for a reasonable price. I'm ok with breakfast for any meal of the day. Especially bacon and cheese omlettes.

Edit..sorry about the two pictures. Won't let me delete it.

carnivore

Being that Waffle House is the “T-Bone Steak Specialist,” I don’t mind mixing things up; any time of day is good for a t-bone with two fried eggs and hash browns scattered and smothered.

TurkDawg

https://forum.dawgnation.com/discussion/comment/318045#Comment_318045

Classic Jerry Clower comedy clip called “Whomp Biscuit Theory”: if your woman back home is making homemade biscuits from scratch instead of those WHOMP canned biscuits, then you are much less likely to go astray with a flat belly from the bar and instead head home to your real biscuits.

Bsampson0317

I am a fan of Breakfast for supper most anytime, but especially in the winter months. I like to get a wedge of hoop cheese to mix into the pot of grits and eggs as well. That will make a puppy pull a freight train.

GeoffDawg

I have to side with the Hobbits in this debate.

GeoffDawg

https://forum.dawgnation.com/discussion/comment/318090#Comment_318090

I'd like @Muffingod to weigh in on this question.

Muffingod

https://forum.dawgnation.com/discussion/comment/324673#Comment_324673

A muffin has several definitions in my book, some we cannot speak of here. But in food it is a delicious treat infused with berries and sometimes coated with a light glazing or sprinkle of sugar. It allows for ease of consumption for the American on the go, or for the hard working desk jockey that doesn’t have time to make breakfast and needs to store something that will last in a drawer.