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Q: Whats for Breakfast in China ?

For me cereal starts my day mostly but a fry up of bacon and eggs tomato and spuds on a Sunday is worth looking forward to.
My wife on the other hand cooks every day for her and the Kids.
Rice dish or bones and bing.
Sometimes in China we get Bulsa .
How do you start your day?

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If I'm in a hurry or don't feel like cooking I keep some pretty decent Trail-Mix bars I got off taobao. If I do feel like cooking I usually cook a Mexican style Breakfast Burrito enlightened  yep, believe it or not you can score the necessary ingredients (tortilla, refried beans, salsa, cheese, etc.) on taobao. Sometimes I just cook up Bacon, Eggs, n Toast American style.

I love cereal, but hate milk,,,, so, that idea is out the window.

 

*all accompanied by the obligatory Java Juice made with freshly-ground beans. 

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Still haven't caught pleasant goat?

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Still trying to get out from between my teeth yellow foam from my chew toy

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Lamian (Noodles), Re-gamin(Hot dry noodles), Baoza (Dumpling), Chetan (Egg), Dojiang (Soyabean milk)..... Smile and anything else you like

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Lamian (Noodles), Re-gamin(Hot dry noodles), Baoza (Dumpling), Chetan (Egg), Dojiang (Soyabean milk)..... Smile and anything else you like

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