Singapore
A typical breakfast from Singapore is kaya toast, which is a toasted bread filled with butter and kaya, a jam made from eggs, sugar, coconut milk and pandan leaves. Dip the bread in a duo of soft-boiled eggs dashed with dark soy sauce and a dusting of white pepper
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Dilly 4 year s ago
OK people from Izismile, now there are many wrong things here.
I am from Brazil, our breakfast is not only pão de queijo, this typical in parts os Brazil but not the whole country.
We drink black pure coffee, coffee with milk, teas ou juices, we eat many types, kinds of bread, cokies, cakes, fruits and eggs too.
And in Venezuela there are more than 50% of the population starving due to the dictator Nicolas Maduro.
I am from Brazil, our breakfast is not only pão de queijo, this typical in parts os Brazil but not the whole country.
We drink black pure coffee, coffee with milk, teas ou juices, we eat many types, kinds of bread, cokies, cakes, fruits and eggs too.
And in Venezuela there are more than 50% of the population starving due to the dictator Nicolas Maduro.
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CookieDevourer 4 year s ago
bollocks, lived in UK for many years and none of the native brits I knew ate f@#king beans for breakfast. They couldn't explain where that "typical" breakfast came from, they did not even remember if they had it in last few months
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Aldo 4 year s ago
Hey world, the typical American working man's breakfast is NOT bacon and eggs or PopTarts- it's cold, leftover pizza.
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Willis 4 year s ago
No one puts so much vegemite on bread in Australia... Unless you're drunk
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Kitten 4 year s ago
#12 They have hot green tea, never coffee.
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Evelyn 4 year s ago
Cool pictures but very poor detail paid to the description accuracy.
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Close 4 year s ago
china.... bats
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Solution 4 year s ago
#4 #9 Nope. Midday meal maybe.
I am from Brazil, our breakfast is not only pão de queijo, this typical in parts os Brazil but not the whole country.
We drink black pure coffee, coffee with milk, teas ou juices, we eat many types, kinds of bread, cokies, cakes, fruits and eggs too.
And in Venezuela there are more than 50% of the population starving due to the dictator Nicolas Maduro.