Mini-Poll: BREAKFAST OF CHAMPIONS

[captain-slinky.livejournal.com]

It's widely accepted that sugary cereal is the king of Saturday Morning Breakfast, sure... and we'll be getting to a poll about your favorite 80's Breakfast Cereal somewhere down the line... but not everybody ate cereal! For instance my friend, Greg, always had two toaster waffles with raisins in the holes. Kevin had Pop Tarts. And Amber had Hippie Parents so she always had either Granola or an actual "Well Balanced Breakfast" (I loved getting to sleep over at Amber's house). And even I myself was known to have an English Muffin with cheese on top every once in a while :) So this has got me thinking... Cereal has always been considered king, but what if it's actually something else?

Let's make this official. Let's use SCIENCE and DATA to determine once and for all what the KING of Saturday Morning Breakfasts should actually be shall we? Vote for whatever you actually at at breakfast, check all that apply and if I've missed anything feel free to mention it in the comments :)

[Poll #1766782]

Comments

[hibiscusrose.livejournal.com]

doughnuts or coffeecake on Sunday--finished them off on Monday if there were any left. Mom wouldn't let me have syrup more than 3x a week, so not as many waffles as I would have liked.

For a while I did yogurt with grapenuts--as close as I ever got to cereal & milk. Otherwise, toast or cereal. In high school, I stopped eating breakfast for a while.

[littlelotte.livejournal.com]

Oh Captain Kangaroo <3

[aurora77]

Oh wasn't he, though? ^_^ I hope you'll enjoy the little treats I found when we all watch on 9/3!

[aurora77]

Aiyee! That's a long time to live with something like that!

[aurora77]

I remember those hash browns. My mom would get them. And their ice cream. I loved their ice cream. I'm sure we got other stuff from them, but I don't remember anything else.

[aurora77]

Substitute the fish processing canneries for fruit packing sheds and that sounds like home to me! Well, my old home.

No hunting in the area, though.

And who didn't have at least one or two of those glasses? I had some of the Peanuts ones which were my favorites. ^_^

Re: The Family Farm

[aurora77]

Eastside is a good enough descriptor for my location.

[aurora77]

Oh man, I only got those once in a blue moon! I would have thought you a really lucky kid!

My mom didn't bake much. And it was usually Pilsbury tubes when she did. She would occasionally make little tiny pancakes for me, though, and she claimed I ruined them when I'd drench them in syrup and butter. XD

[aurora77]

I thought that if they weren't drenched in syrup, they weren't proper waffles/pancakes! That's probably why I wasn't allowed to have them very often. XD

Re: The Family Farm

[captain-slinky.livejournal.com]

EEESS SIE REPRE-ZENT WUT WUT *double chest-thump*!!!

That's right... personal note: Once Mr. Menton gets settled in to his new digs we'll all be way too close to one another to NOT have regularly scheduled gaming stuffs, won't we?

Re: The Family Farm

[aurora77]

Oh I hope so! ^_^

[superhyattbeam.livejournal.com]

Yeah, their ice cream was awesome. They also had these giant cheese-filled bread rings that came with marinara sauce, I think? Those were really good.