I eat breakfast at home I don’t trust restaurants because not everything they put into the food is really real or they are missing something else
It depends on how the day starts for me; sometimes I eat in the car and other times I’ll eat when I get to work. Rarely do I get the chance to eat breakfast before leaving for work.
I usually eat at home because If I eat on the way I usually feel more rushed and blah. And I get to stressed to eat. I hope this helps!
I do a mix of all three depending on if I’m running late or what I’m grabbing to eat. If I made overnight oats or something cumbersome like that, I’ll try to eat it at work so in not trying to juggle a Mason jar and spoon in the car. Sometimes I’ll grab breakfast from a local bakery that’s in the way to work and eat it as I’m driving. Usually, however, I’m not super hungry in the morning so I just grab a granola bar and eat it before I get into the car. If in running late though, it joins me on the ride to work.
i usually eat breakfast before work or on the way. usually im able to eat beforehand if i have other people that im going to sit down and eat with. i really find that taking the time to sit down and eat sets a good tone for the day.
I usually prepare my breakfast at home and take it to office to enjoy the breakfast there. I don’t like breakfast at home as I feel it will takes more time to get ready for work and end up coming late to the office.
Jeg spiser hjemme før skolen, men noen ganger, f.eks sånn som idag så forsov jeg meg så jeg rakk ikke spise noen ting eller drikke noe. Men ellers pleier jeg å spise, men hvor mye kommer mest ann på om det jeg skal spise er godt
I normally eat breakfast at home. Because I wake up early and I have time to do all of my things at home Im not on a rush like many people.
In the past I would eat in my way to work depending at work because I didn’t really want to eat at my desk. Then I got an office so I felt more free to eat I’m my office.
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