Whats the strangest thing you have ever had for breakfast?

[Wolfy1328]

title says it all.

I have had spaghetti for breakfast, and rice krispie treats because its just cereal in the form of a brick to me.

 

[dragonslayer32]

Curry, Pizza, Chow Mein, basically anything left from the night before

 

[therandombear]

I was in Greece some years back, maybe 6 years I think, anyways.
Was there on holiday with my father and we went out for breakfast and the "traditional" breakfast, we asked a woman in a cafe and the lady answered, she actually recommended, cheese and ham omelette and french fries with olive oil.

This may be normal for some, but that is the strangest thing I've had for breakfast.

 

[JWRosser]

Leftovers.
The other day though I had a slice of cake and ice cream nom nom

 

[SCAFC Chimp]

Roast potatoes, turkey sandwiches, and cake. Not at the same time though.

 

[Phoenix Arrow]

Istanbul Grill.

 

[Wolfy1328]

I forgot to mention i had crab for breakfast once or twice. Yummeh.

 

[The Ambrosian]

Spaghetti and Meatballs

 

[Burwood123]

Pizza

PIZZAS NOT FOR BREAKFAST

wierdest ive ad it briosche (spellcheck, nah cba) bread with chocolate chips in it

 

[J3llo]

A can of Jalapenos and a glass of custard, true story!

 

[Crowghast]

Chocalate oatmeal and diet coke. The two don't mix well, as it turns out.

 

[Frequen-Z]

Vodka.

Was one hell of a night. Pretty much a full on binge, all afternoon and evening drinking, followed by a morning of delaying the inevitable hangover.

 

[Ildecia]

java chip ice cream milkshake+ a spaghetti pizza.

no lies.

and it was AWESOME

 

[Vampire cat]

Nacho chips, half a bottle of coke and a chocolate bar the other day actually.

Before that I've had the ham from a burger in a pita with hot sauce, cheese and some kind of salty snacks shaped like fish.

... I'm usually sorta tidy with what I eat, really!

 

[Booze Zombie]

I ate left-over spaghetti for breakfast a small while back and the other day I had left-over gravy with bread for breakfast.
It was oddly satisfying.