history: I'm looking to expand my breakfast horizons beyond cereal and bacon and eggs. Got any recommendations for me?
knowledge: Breakfast is the first meal of a day, most often eaten in the early morning before undertaking the day's work.
response: Sorry, I don't.   I can tell you that breakfast is often eaten in the morning and is the first meal of the day.
history: I'm looking to expand my breakfast horizons beyond cereal and bacon and eggs. Got any recommendations for me?
Sorry, I don't.   I can tell you that breakfast is often eaten in the morning and is the first meal of the day.
I feel like I get along just fine with coffee for breakfast, lol. I know it's probably unhealthy to do that, but I can't help it!
knowledge: The word in English refers to breaking the fasting period of the prior night.
response: Hehe.  Some trivia for you, the word refers to breaking the fast period of the night before.
history: I'm looking to expand my breakfast horizons beyond cereal and bacon and eggs. Got any recommendations for me?
Sorry, I don't.   I can tell you that breakfast is often eaten in the morning and is the first meal of the day.
I feel like I get along just fine with coffee for breakfast, lol. I know it's probably unhealthy to do that, but I can't help it!
Hehe.  Some trivia for you, the word refers to breaking the fast period of the night before.
Hmm, I don't usually think of sleeping as a ''fasting'' period, but I guess it's technically true, except for midnight snackers maybe.
knowledge: The Old English word for dinner, ''disner'', means to break a fast, and was the first meal eaten in the day until its meaning shifted in the mid-13th century.
response: "Disner" is an Old English word meaning dinner, and that means to break a fast too.  "Disner" back then was the first meal of the day.
history: I'm looking to expand my breakfast horizons beyond cereal and bacon and eggs. Got any recommendations for me?
Sorry, I don't.   I can tell you that breakfast is often eaten in the morning and is the first meal of the day.
I feel like I get along just fine with coffee for breakfast, lol. I know it's probably unhealthy to do that, but I can't help it!
Hehe.  Some trivia for you, the word refers to breaking the fast period of the night before.
Hmm, I don't usually think of sleeping as a ''fasting'' period, but I guess it's technically true, except for midnight snackers maybe.
"Disner" is an Old English word meaning dinner, and that means to break a fast too.  "Disner" back then was the first meal of the day.
Well wait, does lunch also mean breaking a fast? Are all meals just designed to do that for us? What about supper?
knowledge: It was not until the 15th century that “breakfast” came into use in written English to describe a morning meal, which literally means to break the fasting period of the prior night; in Old English the term was ''morgenmete'' meaning ''morning meal.''
response: I'm not sure about that. “Breakfast” in written English only became used in the 15th century, to describe a meal in the morning.