Gaga having bomb tea😫

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3 hours ago, Sharyu said:

I've never seen that type or brand of tea. Could someone find it?

It look like two leaves and a bud - we sell the brand at my hotel. it's delicious.

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20 hours ago, Edonis said:

Isn’t it like, 7:30 (19:30) in Oklahoma though

Kind of late for a breakfast post  

Gaga too old to understand the idea of “insta”gram 

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16 hours ago, Zilla said:

that bacon looks fantastic, but I don't think one strip alone constitutes as breakfast

(sorry vegetarians)

 

Its a morning apetizer  

 

better than what I used to have before work and school... nothing 😈

 

Now tho ever since i started tough workout routine a year ago i die without breakfast. Ill go in late to work if i have to

 

My boss wont appreciate being late but he will hate me being dead and not producing even more so its a good trade off  

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21 hours ago, Decodekid said:

I felt the need to post this  

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I know that we have different cultures and whatever but really?

TEA? WITH? BACON?

REALLY???

 

 

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18 hours ago, Zilla said:

that bacon looks fantastic, but I don't think one strip alone constitutes as breakfast

(sorry vegetarians)

 

Queen of eating one strip of bacon to be skinny

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On 12/9/2017 at 7:27 PM, Edonis said:

Isn’t it like, 7:30 (19:30) in Oklahoma though

Kind of late for a breakfast post  

It's a latergram. I live in Oklahoma. She went to a place called The Jones Assembly for a late brunch. 

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1 hour ago, shabody said:

I know that we have different cultures and whatever but really?

TEA? WITH? BACON?

REALLY???

 

 

 

What’s so odd about it, tea is just beverage of choice for some people, they’d drink tea more in a day than any other kinds of liquid, regardless of the meal options. 

Breakfast buffett in hotels served tea. As well as diners. And Boulangerie. And they served savory breakfast foods as well. You know, baked beans, bacon, eggs, sausage. The typical.

Tea are not only something to serve with sweets. But also savory foods. Say, during High Tea, where tea are served with both sweet treats and savory canapes from bacon bits, to smoked salmon topping. Or in Hong Kong, where super bitter black tea are paired/served with dim sum as one of popular breakfast meals option. Just some examples of plenty more.

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Still don’t understand how Americans prefer their bacon hard and stuff like that. In Australia it’s badically a very lightly cooked slice of ham and it’s just great 

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7 minutes ago, Aaron said:

Still don’t understand how Americans prefer their bacon hard and stuff like that. In Australia it’s badically a very lightly cooked slice of ham and it’s just great 

I'm American and I salute you Australians for eating bacon the right way. 

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7 minutes ago, Nick Gervasi said:

I'm American and I salute you Australians for eating bacon the right way. 

Of course you're american, since you think the american way of eating is the right one.

Go off sweetie

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She is drinking it so that she does not bomb in LG6 era

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29 minutes ago, Solitaiire said:

Of course you're american, since you think the american way of eating is the right one.

Go off sweetie

Sweetie, I just said the American way is wrong. Try again. 

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47 minutes ago, Aaron said:

Still don’t understand how Americans prefer their bacon hard and stuff like that. In Australia it’s badically a very lightly cooked slice of ham and it’s just great 

Not every Americans

My parents liked it crispy and thats how I like my bacon too.

Tough and rubbery bacon are the worst.

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11 hours ago, RAMROD said:

 

What’s so odd about it, tea is just beverage of choice for some people, they’d drink tea more in a day than any other kinds of liquid, regardless of the meal options. 

Breakfast buffett in hotels served tea. As well as diners. And Boulangerie. And they served savory breakfast foods as well. You know, baked beans, bacon, eggs, sausage. The typical.

Tea are not only something to serve with sweets. But also savory foods. Say, during High Tea, where tea are served with both sweet treats and savory canapes from bacon bits, to smoked salmon topping. Or in Hong Kong, where super bitter black tea are paired/served with dim sum as one of popular breakfast meals option. Just some examples of plenty more.

lol I could never eat something salty an breakfast