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

[lu-ludicrous.livejournal.com]

Oh man, this brings back memories.

As I was a sad little lactose intolerant kiddo from an immigrant family, the sugary cereals my friends had were my source of envy for years. My own breakfast consisted of rye toast and porridge.

Occasionally we were treated to placki (polish potatoe pancakes) which was always my favourite.

[captain-slinky.livejournal.com]

That's so sad :( But now that stuff like Lactaid is readily available you have gotten to try The Good Stuff, yes?

[lu-ludicrous.livejournal.com]

Thankfully, yes! I love soymilk and all it has allowed me to enjoy. xD

Though some of the cereal is still too overwhelming for me. Sugar Crisps ar ejust a bit too sugary for my tastes.

[captain-slinky.livejournal.com]

Then I won't even ask you for your opinion of Cap'n Crunch :)

I was lactose intolerant, too, but it went completely undiagnosed till I turned *30*! I was a very farty child :)

[aurora77]

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