For Southerners, eating breakfast is an art.

[Meadows Miller]

Gday

TTs Im taking notes Mate  ;) :D ;D so you mean that i can use heaps aslong as they are of different types Mate  ;) :D ;D 8) 8) that sounds good to me  ;) :D  :D ;D

Anyway i was meaning to find the thred that we where talking about you Vert band mill idea i was thinking along those lines myself with the meadows you would need to put in an offsett facility on the headrig to give the band some clearance on the return tho which wouldnt be too hard to rig up as it would only need to move 1/4 to 3/4 s of an inch  mate  ;) ;D  ill try finding the tred so i dint hijack this one  ;) :D :D :D ;)

Reguards Chris

[CHARLIE]

Paul H said, "I'm not too fussy what I eat for breakfast.When I'm working,breakfast is a peanut butter and honey sandwich eaten with one hand and the other on the wheel, or hands on the controls and the sandwich on my lap.It aint pretty."

Gary C said, "That's the way with me now too. I even had to give up the peanut butter and get just a glass of OJ and a bowl of bran flakes."

Case and point. Get north of the Mason/Dixon Line and the tater eaters just don't know the art of eating a fine breakfast of eggs, fried ham or bacon or sausage and grits with plenty of butter and biscuits and honey. Case closed.

Jeff said, "Says the man from Minnesota...."

This boy doesn't live in Minnesota any more.  The South sent me up to teach Minnesotans how to eat breakfast. I did the best I could and now am training Wisconsinites. But I'll take the blame for saying that as long as I get all the credit.

[Paul_H]

Case and point. Get north of the Mason/Dixon Line and the tater eaters just don't know the art of eating a fine breakfast of eggs, fried ham or bacon or sausage and grits with plenty of butter and biscuits and honey. Case closed.

A person would need to get up at 3am for something like that on a work day unless it was made the night before and all went into the blender and into a mug for the road in the morning .

[CHARLIE]

Now see Paul....you are opening up another can of worms here. Southerners can put together a mighty fine breakfast in no time. It's just in the knowing of when to do what. Blender? That's for those north of the Mason/Dixon Line that have convinced themselves that they are so busy they only have time to eat a can of Instant Breakfast. :D

[Paul_H]

But Charlie,it wouldn't be instant if it was made the night before.

[CHARLIE]

Good case and point. ;D

[Paul_H]

Yes,indeed,blending the best from both sides the Mason Dixon line.

[CHARLIE]

Paul H wrote in the Food section,
Re: GRITS
« Reply #18 on: Today at 11:01:24 AM »   

I just had a feed of Ham,eggs and grits,twas good!

Something tells me that Paul knows how to eat a fine breakfast if he puts his mind to it and slows down just a bit to enjoy it.

[WDH]

I wanted to post here just to be sure that I could follow along on this thread.  It is fun!  Slap the northerners in the face and say they don't know DanG about breakfast and then sit back and watch the fireworks.  Kinda like slapping a big hornets nest and staying there to count the hornets.  Charlie, you are a brave man ;D.

[Paul_H]

That's because his Big Brother is here ;D

[beenthere]

We've got Charlie in Wisconsin now, and we are not interested in giving him up. Gives us "flavor" that we like.  ;D ;D ;D ;D

[Gary_C]

Kinda like slapping a big hornets nest and staying there to count the hornets.  Charlie, you are a brave man ;D.

Would be about the same as moving to Wisconsin and remaining a Viking Fan.   ;D

[asy]

Well,

Andrew's favourite Brekkie is two eggs (sunny side up) on crunchy (wholemeal) toast, butterred. Then a whole can of baked beans poured over the top. ALWAYS served as hot as possible.

Sometimes with bacon strips under the eggs. Sometimes with chicken pieces.  Always accompanied by a couple of cups of hot coffee.

I usually have yoghurt, sometimes with museli in it, and sometimes with a chopped up banana..

I must admit, however, one of the things I'm looking forward to in the USA (when I get there... one day) is trying all the different brekkies I've heard about.

asy :D

[Jeff]

You'll have to bring yer own vegimite and marmite when ya come., although I may still have some that was sent to me many years ago  ;)

[lmbeachy]

Yeah, and if you don't have ham, sausage, or bacon to go with the eggs, why scrapple works just as well.

[Fla._Deadheader]

Also, pack a couple of Girdles. You are going to need 'em.  : ;D :D :D

[Tom]

Tha's  Griddles, not Girdles, Harold.  :D

[Radar67]

All this talk about breakfast and narry a picture one....shame, shame... :(



Guess this will have to do.  :D

[Jeff]

There ya go, a picture of a southern breakfast that looks just like a northern one. Stew, according to Charlie then, since you eat like we do, you must not know how to eat that. Send it up.

[Paul_H]

Boy o' boy, that would fill up my breakfast travel mug to the rim.  :P

[beenthere]

NOW I'm hungry!!

[Radar67]

you must not know how to eat

Well someone needs to tell my doc that, cause she said I need to cut back on my eating.  :D :D

For those who are hungry, Don K sure can fix you up, this had everything in it, except grits. I love my grits and eggs, but an omlett is another taste sensation I relish alone. It contains nearly all the food groups in one wrapping.  ;)

[Bibbyman]

All this talk about breakfast and narry a picture one....shame, shame... :(



Guess this will have to do.  :D

I ain't got time to take a pictue!  When it's done, it's time to eat!   

[Tom]

Where's the grits? :-\

[Radar67]

The grits were at DanGs house, which was visited a few days later.  And some of the best grits I ever ate they were.  ;D