breakfast food

noun

Origin of breakfast food

An Americanism dating back to 1895–1900

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I’ve eaten this combination of breakfast foods for the past two years.
Why You Eat the Same Thing For Breakfast Every Day | Carey Morewedge | December 13, 2021 | Time
We’ve started doing breakfast meets on a Monday morning, where the company provides a selection of breakfast foods for the team.
Easing back into socializing: Employees express mixed emotions at being back in the office | Jessica Davies | August 12, 2021 | Digiday
It was very iconic in the states in that they transformed from a breakfast food into a place where they could celebrate heroes.
What’s Rarer Than Gold? Making It Onto A Wheaties Box. | Kaleigh Rogers | August 6, 2021 | FiveThirtyEight
In Taiwan, dan bing is a traditional breakfast food sold by street vendors every morning that’s a thin crepe with an egg on top.
A Chewy and Crispy Korean Bing Bread Recipe That Chicago Diners Obsess Over | Patty Diez | September 24, 2020 | Eater
Thank heaven I didn't give away that coffee and breakfast food when we left.
The Amazing Inheritance | Frances R. Sterrett

Flossie found one pinned to her cloak, and Nan received another in a pasteboard box labeled breakfast food.
The Bobbsey Twins | Laura Lee Hope
In these days of beef trust domination, every man is known by the breakfast food he eats.
Oklahoma Sunshine | Freeman E. (Freeman Edwin) Miller
A large fortune doubtless awaits the lucky exploiter of this distinctive "breakfast food."
The Indian Today | Charles A. Eastman
And, oh, yes, they didnt find out what was my favorite breakfast food.
Baseball Joe in the World Series | Lester Chadwick

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