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highplainsdem

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6. Having lived in NYC, in Manhattan, twice, I'd guess that most New Yorkers add pastry or a bagel

Mon Feb 12, 2024, 10:20 AM

Feb 2024

of some type to that as soon as they leave their apartments. At least they did when I lived there. (Probably a few more NYers on keto diets these days. I ate high-protein breakfasts even then, after finding Adelle Davis's books in a midtown Manhattan health food store in the 1970s.)

And Fran brags about taking half an hour to make a pot of coffee at home. Calls herself the Einstein of coffee.

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the world's No. 1 healthiest breakfast [View all] elleng Feb 2024 OP

If it worked for your dad then it will work for us. Polly Hennessey Feb 2024 #1

Orange juice #1 part! elleng Feb 2024 #2

The New York City breakfast, according to Fran Lebowitz: King_Klonopin Feb 2024 #3

Having lived in NYC, in Manhattan, twice, I'd guess that most New Yorkers add pastry or a bagel highplainsdem Feb 2024 #6

Any recipes? CommonHumanity Feb 2024 #4

My typical breakfast is a cup of cottage cheese (26 grams of protein) with blueberries or black grapes, followed highplainsdem Feb 2024 #5

Try refrigerator or overnight oats Joinfortmill Feb 2024 #8

Close to my diet. Joinfortmill Feb 2024 #7

Short on meat, bread? Coincidence? keithbvadu2 Feb 2024 #9

Thank You for this wonderful article about..."OATS" Stuart G Feb 2024 #10

Alas, I have never liked oatmeal. PoindexterOglethorpe Feb 2024 #11