Which breakfast do you prefer ?

[Tender Branson]

Sweet = Bread with jelly, cakes, muffins etc.

Sour = sausage, bacon, eggs, cheese etc.

[Tender Branson]

For me: definitely sweet breakfast, even though most in my family prefer sour breakfast

For example, today I had baguette with strawberry jelly and hot chocolate.

[Lachi]

I think the better word to use there is savoury, rather than sour.

So with that, savoury.

[DKrol]

I like a hearty, meaty breakfast. Sausage, ham, bacon, cheese, and non-sweet breads, like bagels and buttered toast are staples.

[MASHED POTATOES. VOTE!]

Another creepy topic from Tender.

[Tender Branson]

Another crêpe topic from Tender.

Fixed it for you.

[JA]

Impossible for me to choose since I love both equally. So, I'll say the best of both worlds and choose mixed.

[DavidB.]

I guess cereals fall under sweet? I find this to be a bit of a weird/useless distinction, I never think of food this way.

[mvd10]

I love both of them, but hagelslag gives it to sweet. Sprinkles. On bread. Think about that Yankees.

[SoLongAtlas]

Mixed I guess. Oatmeal at work (take in the Quaker packets). Sometimes I don't eat breakfast, esp if I'm busy. If it's a weekend and I have my fridge stocked, sometimes I make a typical American (or English) breakfast, eggs, toast, muffin, tea/coffee.

[Lambsbread]

An ideal breakfast for me is 2 eggs (sunny-side up), 2 strips of bacon, homefries with peppers and onions, rye toast with butter and black coffee. Not a better way to start your morning in the world.

[Santander]

Duck egg shakshuka is the best, obviously. It's my go to breakfast on weekends.

Scrambled eggs on toast is a good quick breakfast, as is kaya toast with a soft-boiled egg and teh tarik, although I drink Americano instead of milk tea at home.

Nasi lemak or idlis and sambar are great, but I don't have the time or energy to make them at home.

[dead0man]

"sour" is odd way to refer to those foods.  Savory would work better, at least to this ear.

And that's how I voted.  Sweets are for the soft.

[Mr. Reactionary]

I usually drink a mountain dew for my pre noon caffeine. Not sure if that counts as sweet, sour, or both.

[Lambsbread]

I usually drink a mountain dew for my pre noon caffeine. Not sure if that counts as sweet, sour, or both.

It counts as disgusting.

[JA]

I usually drink a mountain dew for my pre noon caffeine. Not sure if that counts as sweet, sour, or both.

It counts as disgusting.

[Grumpier Than Uncle Joe]

I usually drink a mountain dew for my pre noon caffeine. Not sure if that counts as sweet, sour, or both.

It counts as disgusting.

[Grumpier Than Uncle Joe]

An ideal breakfast for me is 2 eggs (sunny-side up), 2 strips of bacon, homefries with peppers and onions, rye toast with butter and black coffee. Not a better way to start your morning in the world.

Over medium but this.  I just so rarely eat breakfast.

[The Dowager Mod]

Coffee.

[RFayette]

I like a hearty, meaty breakfast. Sausage, ham, bacon, cheese, and non-sweet breads, like bagels and buttered toast are staples.

[Grumpier Than Uncle Joe]

Coffee.

Amen, sis

[🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸]

granola/muesli, soymilk, pancake/pastry & tea.

[SATW]

sour.

turkey bacon, eggs and cheese.

occasionally i'll add in some sweet, like a cup of grape juice or two and a small pastry. 

[fhtagn]

When I remember to eat breakfast, usually sour.

Though I've gone for sweet when in a rush or just need something.

[Mr. Smith]

Sweet.

Oatmeal w/out brown sugar, Pancakes or French Toast w/out Syrup, they don't work.  Also a sucker for a good filled croissant or donut....and all of it needs hot chocolate.

Leave the savoury for busy days that demand calories.