Most people I know don't have a lot of time for breakfast, so we usually eat something quick and easy (cereal, instant oatmeal, bagels, yogurt, etc.).

Big breakfasts with lots of different foods are fun, but I think they're usually for weekends or special occasions when there's time to cook everything and enjoy it. :D

"Enjoying this" is the most important, yeah!
Thank for your story, Silvernis!

I almost never have breakfast on a weekday. I go to work hungry and grab a bagel or something once I get there.

Even when I was a kid and had more time in the mornings, I tended to just have a bowl of cereal.

You remind me of my boyfriend. He also never has breakfast. :)
Thank you for your story!

Yeah!! Coffee is necessary for life as... Hm... coffee.:D
You eat very varied. Thank you for your story!

I have never experienced a breakfast like that, mine is usually something simple like soup or a sandwich.

Wow. Soup for breakfast. You are a very interesting person!:D

Hehe, well I’m glad you think so~<3

I know you asked for America and Canada, but I'd just like to add this:

In Norway you either eat nothing or a dry slice of bread for breakfast.
In Hungary, you eat bacon, sausages, red onions, paprika, soups, pasta etc etc for breakfast with a cottage cheese desert usually LOL.

I feel like Norwegians only eat for sustenance (at least it feels like I do at times, since there's nothing yummy to actually enjoy that we can afford) while other places, like Hungary, america etc eat because its yummy and helps you stay fuelled during the day. Might also be that since I grew up eating very little, my stomach has also adjusted to that, so I literally can't eat a lot like my Hungarian fiance can, hehe.

I am very interested to learn about food in other countries too!
Thank you very much for your story! It is really very interesting to learn something about another culture.

I hope that you and your fiance will be happy together.

Back when I was growing up in the midwest US, it was cold cereal and milk before school. But most of the way through high school I got very tired of that, and just started having an orange or some other fruit for breakfast.

Now, my breakfast is usually fruit and greek yogurt. I wake up about 1 hour before my scheduled work time. A full breakfast for every day of the week is not possible; I usually only have a big breakfast on Saturdays.

Thank you for your story!
You helped me learn more about the life of another country.:)

I'm American, I usually have either fruit or a slice of bread for breakfast, or nothing. When I have more time, like for holidays or weekends, I'll cook something like eggs and fish.

What my family made growing up, we usually had either fruit, oatmeal, or cereal with milk on weekdays. On weekends, we usually cooked something, either eggs or pancakes with toast, bacon, or eggs.

You said "What my family made growing up"
Do you live outside the city and have the opportunity to manage your farm?

I live outside the city, but not on a farm. It's just a more rural area, though many people near me have farms ^^

Oh. "rural area" and "farm" these are different concepts.
I understand correctly, that the farm is with livestock, and rural area is with agriculture?

Rural area is less populated, we have neighbourhoods and small towns but there isn't much else. It's basically outside of the city and closer to wilderness/nature. Houses in rural areas can have farms, usually farms are just agriculture with maybe some chickens, but some larger ones can have more animals like sheep, goats, horses, and llamas too.

There's also farms owned by large-scale companies instead of individuals and families, but those are much larger and very different from individual-owned farms. Typically those are the farms that have cows and bigger animals like that.

Thank you so much!*_*

I believe most Americans eat little to no breakfast. The idea of a big sit down breakfast was much more common when stay at home moms were a thing. These days most families can't afford to have one parent not working. That's why quick easy breakfast foods for likes like cereal became so popular. Most of my life I've never eaten breakfast. The only times I ever did was on holidays or family get togethers. For religious families a big breakfast before or after church on Sunday is pretty common too.

Thanks for the detailed story! I did not think that this was due to the role of women in the family before.
It's very interesting!*_* You made me think about it.

I usually get up with just enough time to make it to work, do some important emails, see if everything is alright onsite and then walk up into the plants cafeteria to get a large coffee with lots of hazelnut creamer and a fresh sandwich or breakfast burrito which I take down onsite again and eat it while doing some more work.

Sounds delicious!
That is the "the plants cafeteria"? Is this a cafeteria where plants grow? Or something like a greenhouse where you can get coffee?

It's a Car Production Plant, a factory. And they have a cafeteria for breakfast and lunch.

Well for me morning comes early. Most of the time I have a frozen breakfast burrito, sometimes cereal, sometimes oatmeal. More often than not I skip breakfast entirely and have an early lunch at or around 11AM

As I understood, burrito is a very popular dish. I wanted to learn how to cook it.:D

Its actually really easy to make a breakfast burrito. All you need is to scramble some eggs some ground sausage, insta hash browns, a little salt and pepper maybe some salsa and wala! good to go! I can maybe find you a good recipe. To be honest I buy mine frozen from the grocery store.

i wake up 4 hours before work....but spend like 3 mins at work just microwaving stuff in the break room

but i also arrive 30mins early to my shift

Oh. Why do you wake up 4 hours before work? Does the road take a long time?

That's mostly in movies. I don't know anyone who eats like that. xD
During elementary school I'd have Pop Tarts or cereal. I almost never eat breakfast anymore. Maybe eggs and toast.

Movies often lie. Therefore, I was interested to find out the truth.)
Now I know that a movie is just a movie.))

British person here, breakfast on weekdays consists of granola/cereal and milk/yoghurt usually!
But on weekends when we have a time to cook it could be a full english! Which consists of any combination of the following: sausages, bacon, eggs, bread, mushrooms, baked beans, black pudding, hash browns and cooked tomatoes!

Wow! What a variety!
What is the black pudding? I know the recipe for ordinary pudding, but black...

ahah black pudding is a bit of an outlier! it doesn't sound nice being made mostly of pork fat, pig's blood and suet, but it's super tasty!
but this is a weekend treat, i think most people that work full time skip out on breakfast!