breakfast

If, as the saying goes, breakfast is the most important meal of the day, then why do so many people skip it so frequently?

One of the reasons I really look forward to Sunday is that I get to have a nice, big breakfast.  It's by far, my favorite meal of the day. On one side, you have the delicious, stacks of buttermilk pancakes of one of Americas favorite breakfast chains, IHOP .  One the other side you have the down home local favorite of the Buffalo Cafe.

Eating a healthy breakfast can help you lose weight, lower your cholesterol, protect your heart, improve your attention span, and even increase your sex drive. With that in mind, here's a list of five breakfasts you should never eat, according to AskMen.com

I could eat cereal for every meal and a decade ago every single person in the country ate cereal for breakfast?  Yeah, that's a distant memory now. Americans just aren't that into cereal anymore.  And it's not a low-carb thing . . . come on.  We love carbs more than ever.  It's just that for breakfast, we now prefer things like bagels, Egg McMuffins, pastries . . . stuff we can grab and eat on the

Yesterday morning my family and I were at a hotel that offered a continental breakfast. We enjoyed the continental breakfast, went back to our rooms, and then proceeded to check out. On our way out I noticed the continental breakfast was still available so I decided to take some food to go. I had a large Ziploc bag that I filled with 3 mini muffins, a bagel, and a box of cereal. I also took a cup

I was reading an article from yahoo today and found that The Food Channel recently conducted a survey that found that two-thirds of us eat breakfast at home, which means that the choices we make at the supermarket today will determine how we start tomorrow.  We’ve already crunched the numbers. All you need to do is crunch the delicious food! DID YOU KNOW? You don't need to make big changes to your

We found these light-up cereal boxes today that illuminate store shelves. These are just a marketing demo, but there's a good chance this electrical induction technique will be lighting up grocery stores in the near future. We've got the video, along with a few other mind-blowing examples of the future of point of purchase display gadgetry.