Do you have soup for breakfast?

[AnythingButVanilla]

I quite often have tins of soup or a cup a soup for breakfast and have done for a while and I even had a packet of noodles on Friday. Fewer calories than Maccy D's and keeps me fuller for longer.

 

[GM]

I usually have porridge




If I make my porridge too milky I suppose you could call it soup!

 

[lordloveaduck]

Trifle with extra cream

 

[vernon]

Trifle with extra cream

I could live with that.

 

[threebikesmcginty]

Carnation rather than cream would be a clincher for me.

 

[tyred]

I read the thread title as do you have soap for breakfast!

 

[The Brewer]

I've just got my head around the American idea of blueberry waffles smothered in maple syrup for breakfast, soup may just be a step too far for me

 

[Hover Fly]

I can't think of anything I wouldn't have for breakfast.

 

[threebikesmcginty]

I've just got my head around the American idea of blueberry waffles smothered in maple syrup for breakfast, soup may just be a step too far for me

I'm not surprised, blueberry muffins smothered in soup sounds vile.

 

[Nihal]

I'm suddenly aware that I don't know of any Indian soups... There's Mulligatawny, but that's just a slightly curry flavoured British/Raj concoction isn't it?

Soup just isn't a food I associate with Indian food, but then maybe I haven't been to enough Indian restaurants, or looked closely enough at the starter menu....

Well you got that right........soups are more of a North Indian,thing,we people in the south perfer to stick to our spicy fried items for starters

 

[Archie_tect]

Nasi Goreng for breakfast was fantastic!