breakfast food
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of breakfast food
An Americanism dating back to 1895–1900
Example Sentences
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If, like me, your body is not always ready for traditional American breakfast foods, like eggs and bacon, first thing in the morning, pre-packaged protein shakes and smoothies are a nice option, too.
From Salon
None of them eat breakfast food, with all three opting for meals including steak for their morning meal.
From Seattle Times
For years, milk and cereal has remained the quintessential American breakfast food — and it's no surprise why.
From Salon
In the 16th episode of the show's second season, Leslie gathers a group of her close friends at a restaurant, where they enjoy breakfast foods in true Leslie fashion:
From Salon
She said offering a hot chocolate bar or breakfast foods, heating up apple cider and playing games should satisfy everyone without breaking the bank.
From Washington Times
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