Breakfast Foods

noun a dense, chewy bread roll that is typically shaped like a ring and is boiled before it is baked

• I enjoyed a delicious bagel with cream cheese for breakfast this morning.
• I grabbed a bagel on my way to work because I was in a rush.
• Let's go grab some bagels and gossip at the cafe.
• She always carries around a bagel in her bag as a good luck charm.

• The Bircher muesli was a popular breakfast choice at the conference.
• I love making Bircher for a quick and healthy breakfast.
• Let's grab some Bircher on our way to the meeting.
• The Bircher of ideas in the brainstorming session was truly inspiring.

noun a breakfast food made from roasted grains, typically eaten with milk

adjective relating to grains or breakfast food made from grains

• I always start my day with a bowl of cereal for breakfast.
• I love munching on cereal while watching TV.
• I'm craving some cereal right now, want some?
• The idea of going back to school gives me a stomach full of cereal.

noun A buttery, flaky, crescent-shaped pastry

adjective Describing the quality or characteristic of the croissant

• The bakery offers a variety of freshly baked croissants every morning.
• Let's grab a croissant and coffee for breakfast.
• I could really go for a flaky croissant right now.
• Her hair was twisted into a shape resembling a croissant.

noun a small, round, soft bread roll with small holes on the surface, typically eaten with butter

• The traditional British afternoon tea often includes scones and crumpets.
• I love spreading jam on my crumpet for breakfast.
• Let's grab a cuppa and some crumpets at the cafe.
• The negotiations were as delicate and complex as trying to butter a crumpet.

noun a type of sweet pastry originating from Denmark, typically made with a yeast-leavened dough and filled or topped with fruit, nuts, or custard

• The bakery offers a wide selection of Danish pastries made with high-quality ingredients.
• I love grabbing a Danish pastry with my coffee in the morning.
• Let's hit up that new spot for some bomb Danish pastries.
• Her hair was twisted into a perfect Danish pastry bun.

noun a fine flour or meal made from cereal grains or from the starch or fecula of vegetables, extracted by various processes, as that from the potato, the corn, etc

• Farina is a type of flour made from cereal grains.
• I used farina instead of regular flour to make the pancakes.
• I didn't have any flour so I just used farina for the recipe.
• The farina of knowledge is the foundation upon which wisdom is built.

noun a clear jelly or jam made from citrus fruit, especially oranges, and sugar

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• The hotel served a delicious breakfast spread with freshly made marmalade.
• I love spreading marmalade on my toast in the morning.
• Hey, pass me the marmalade, will ya?
• Her words were sweet like marmalade, but I could sense the bitterness underneath.

noun a small, cup-shaped bread or cake typically sweet and baked in a muffin tin

• The bakery down the street sells a variety of freshly baked muffins every morning.
• I grabbed a blueberry muffin on my way to work for breakfast.
• I could really go for a muffin right now, they're so good!
• She always seems to have a muffin in her hand, a symbol of her love for baked goods.

noun a porridge made from oatmeal

• Oatmeal is a nutritious breakfast option that is high in fiber.
• I like to start my day with a bowl of oatmeal.
• I'm feeling pretty full after that big bowl of oats.
• Her mind was a bowl of oatmeal, mushy and slow to process information.

noun a type of grain that is commonly used as food for humans and animals

• Oats are a type of cereal grain commonly used for breakfast porridge.
• I love having oats for breakfast, they keep me full until lunchtime.
• I'm not a fan of oats, they taste like cardboard to me.
• Sowing your oats in your youth can lead to regrets later in life.

noun a flat cake of thin batter fried on both sides on a griddle

• The chef skillfully flipped the pancake in the air before serving it to the customer.
• Let's grab some pancakes for breakfast this morning.
• I love me some flapjacks for brunch!
• Her smile was as warm and comforting as a stack of freshly made pancakes.

noun a light, hollow roll made from a batter and typically filled with a sweet or savory filling

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• The chef prepared a delicious popover for the guests at the dinner party.
• I love having popovers for breakfast on the weekends.
• Let's grab some popovers from that new bakery down the street.
• Her emotions were like a popover, rising and falling unpredictably.

noun a soft food made by boiling oatmeal or other meal or legumes in water or milk until thick

• The traditional Scottish breakfast includes a bowl of porridge.
• I like to have porridge for breakfast because it's filling.
• Let's grab some porridge before heading out for the day.
• His mind felt like a bowl of porridge after a long day of work.

noun a thin slice of bacon or ham

adjective having a quality resembling that of bacon or ham, typically used to describe a reckless or impetuous action

• The chef placed a rasher of bacon on top of the eggs benedict.
• I'll have a rasher of bacon with my breakfast, please.
• I can't resist a good rasher of crispy bacon.
• He was a rasher of a man, always acting without thinking.

noun a type of food made from ground meat, especially pork, and seasoning, packed into a cylindrical casing

• The butcher recommended the premium quality sausage for the barbecue.
• Hey, pass me some of that delicious sausage!
• I could really go for a hot dog with extra sausage right now.
• His speech was full of sausage, lacking any real substance.

noun a small, round cake made of wheat flour, sugar, butter, and milk or cream, typically served with tea or coffee

• The afternoon tea included a selection of scones with clotted cream and jam.
• Let's grab a scone from the bakery for a quick snack.
• I could really go for a scone right now, they're so good!
• Her dancing was as light and delicate as a freshly baked scone.

noun a type of food made from pork scraps and cornmeal, typically fried

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• Scrapple is a type of savory pudding made from pork scraps and cornmeal.
• My grandma makes the best scrapple for breakfast on Sundays.
• I've never tried scrapple before, but I hear it's a regional delicacy.
• His novel was a literary scrapple, combining elements of mystery and romance.

noun a thick, sweet liquid made by dissolving sugar in water, often used as a topping for pancakes or waffles

• The chef drizzled maple syrup over the pancakes.
• I love pouring syrup on my waffles.
• Let's grab some pancakes with extra syrup on top.
• His words were like syrup, sweet and comforting.

noun a slice of bread that has been browned by exposure to radiant heat

verb to brown by exposure to radiant heat

• The waiter brought out a plate of toast with butter on the side.
• I love having toast for breakfast, it's quick and easy.
• Let's grab some toast and jam before we head out.
• His chances of winning the competition were toast after his mistake in the final round.

noun a batter cake cooked in a waffle iron

verb to vacillate or equivocate in speech or writing

• The chef prepared a delicious Belgian waffle topped with fresh berries and whipped cream.
• Let's go grab some waffles for breakfast this morning.
• I could really go for a waffle right now, they're so good.
• Her thoughts were all over the place, like a waffle iron without a clear direction.

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• The matinal dew glistened on the grass as the sun began to rise.
• I'm not a fan of matinal activities, I prefer to sleep in.
• Let's skip the matinal meeting and grab some coffee instead.
• The matinal light of inspiration sparked a new idea in her mind.

adjective describing something as having the taste, smell, or texture of eggs

• The chef prepared a delicious eggy dish for breakfast.
• I love eggy dishes, they're so tasty!
• This eggy dish is off the chain!
• Her laughter was like a bubbly, eggy delight.

noun a type of savory rice cake originating from South India, typically eaten for breakfast or as a snack

• Idli is a traditional South Indian dish made from fermented rice and lentil batter.
• I could really go for some idli with coconut chutney right now.
• Let's grab some idlis for breakfast tomorrow.
• Her mind was as light and fluffy as a freshly steamed idli.

noun California croissant

• The California croissant is a popular pastry that combines the flavors of avocado, bacon, and cheese.
• I love grabbing a California croissant for breakfast on my way to work.
• That California croissant was so bomb, I need to get another one!
• The California croissant is like a taste of sunshine in every bite.

noun a type of Japanese omelette made by rolling together several layers of cooked egg

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• The chef expertly prepared a delicious tamagoyaki for the guests.
• I love making tamagoyaki for breakfast on weekends.
• Let's grab some tamagoyaki from that new Japanese place down the street.
• Her smile was as warm and comforting as a freshly made tamagoyaki.

noun a meal consumed early in the morning before fasting begins during Ramadan

• During Ramadan, Muslims wake up before dawn to have Suhoor, the pre-dawn meal before fasting begins.
• Hey, are you joining us for Suhoor tomorrow morning?
• Let's grab some late-night snacks for Suhoor.
• Suhoor is like fuel for the body to keep going throughout the day of fasting.

noun a type of egg dish where the egg whites are whipped before being baked, giving them a fluffy and cloud-like appearance

• The chef prepared a delicate cloud egg for the breakfast service.
• I tried making a cloud egg for brunch and it turned out surprisingly well.
• Have you ever tasted a cloud egg? It's like eating a fluffy piece of heaven!
• Her dreams were like a cloud egg, light and airy but fleeting.

noun A place where customers can enjoy a variety of cereals as a meal or snack

• The cereal cafe offers a wide variety of cereals from different brands for customers to enjoy.
• Let's meet up at the cereal cafe for breakfast tomorrow!
• I heard that new cereal cafe is lit, we should check it out.
• The cereal cafe is like a playground for cereal lovers, with so many options to choose from.

noun a type of pancake cooked on a griddle

• The chef prepared a batch of delicious griddle cakes for the breakfast buffet.
• I love eating griddle cakes with syrup on lazy Sunday mornings.
• Let's grab some griddle cakes and coffee for a quick brunch.
• Her smile was as warm and comforting as a freshly made griddle cake.

noun A South Indian dish made from fermented rice and lentil batter, typically served with chutney and sambar.

• The chef prepared a delicious dosa with a variety of chutneys.
• I could really go for a dosa right now, it's my favorite South Indian dish.
• Let's grab some dosa from that new food truck, I heard they make it really spicy.
• His storytelling skills were so captivating, it was like he was serving up a dosa of tales for us to savor.

noun a pancake or griddlecake

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• The hotel restaurant is known for serving delicious hotcakes for breakfast.
• Let's grab some hotcakes for brunch this weekend!
• I could really go for some hotcakes right now, they're so good.
• The new smartphone model is selling like hotcakes.

noun a type of bread roll commonly found in South Africa and the Caribbean

• The bakery down the street is known for their delicious baps.
• Let's grab some baps from the bakery for breakfast.
• I could really go for some baps right now, they're so tasty.
• His baps of knowledge on the subject were impressive.

noun a word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea

• The pancake people were known for their expertise in creating perfectly round and fluffy pancakes.
• I heard the pancake people are hosting a breakfast event this weekend, you should come!
• Those pancake people really know how to flip some good cakes!
• In a world full of waffles, be a pancake person - unique and versatile.