Why leaving the house for breakfast is the worst way to spend a Saturday l goodfoodAU
Blinding sun, screaming children and power-tripping waiters. Queues for toast, wobbly tables and whining dogs. Activewear. Chia."Buddha bowls". Flax. Ten thousand mylks when all you need is a cow.
Unless there's a child who needs a lift to sportsball, I can't think of any reason to leave the house before noon on a Saturday. Stay at home! Watch Landline. Learn about farms. Advertisement You will now receive updates from Good Food - Newsletter Good Food - Newsletter Get the latest news and updates emailed straight to your inbox.
Occasionally there'll be a bircher muesli you could absolutely make at home. Heck, you can make any cafe breakfast item at home with little more than inclination and a bread knife. Hollandaise is an exception, but that's not to say you shouldn't try.Breakfast at home is a wonderful thing and if weekend mornings are traditionally MAFS Analysis With Mates time, by all means invite them over. Worried the house is looking too ruffled? Pfft. It's before midday. No one cares.1.
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