Ladies - prefer a guy that has muesli & yoghurt or egg 'n' chips for breakfast ?

ElektroPunk Mindwarp Jelly · #1 23rd October 2009, 15:15

What are the breakfast eating qualities that attract a woman to a man

Is it the macho option - egg with chips, waffles, sausages etc... or perhaps a healthier metrosexual lifestyle guy who has muesli and yoghurt.

How do you like your man to cook his egg ? boiled, scrambled, or the classic sunny side up

Or which yoghurt is the nicest to see your lovely guy tuck into ?

IRIS · #2 23rd October 2009, 15:47

cereals are for wimps

ElektroPunk Mindwarp Jelly · #3 23rd October 2009, 15:51

I sometimes have muesli, plus a yoghurt for breakfast

IRIS · #4 23rd October 2009, 15:51

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Originally Posted by Municipal waste

I sometimes have muesli, plus a yoghurt for breakfast

you must be single

Wheelie Bin Bird · #5 23rd October 2009, 15:53

Whatever he wants to eat.

Natural yoghurt is best, you can chuck whatever you want in it then.

Fry up's are ok but mainly for the weekend imo.

Wheelie Bin Bird · #6 23rd October 2009, 15:54

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Originally Posted by IRIS

you must be single

^^LOL, go IRIS bit below the belt !!

ElektroPunk Mindwarp Jelly · #7 23rd October 2009, 15:55

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Originally Posted by IRIS

you must be single

Hmm, well now I know why

IRIS · #8 23rd October 2009, 15:56

heh heh

Kevin Hodge · #9 23rd October 2009, 16:03

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Originally Posted by Municipal waste

Hmm, well now I know why

dude, all you see on here is women saying that guys slimmer than them are a major turn off!

wanna know my waist measurement, ladies?

Amber Fyre · #10 23rd October 2009, 16:16

Honestly not something I've considered before!

Erm... well I'm not a big fan of watching people eat food in general so I'm not sure. Don't think I'd have much of a preference, as long as he's not eating salad for breakfast or something stupid like that. Or, you know, fried cat or boiled badger. Not a big fan of that either.

png · #11 23rd October 2009, 19:12

I'm not a lady, but: no one eats chips for breakfast... do they?

Ankylopithekos · #12 23rd October 2009, 19:42

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Originally Posted by IRIS

cereals are for wimps

An excellent precept.

Scrambled egg and proper yogurt are the way to go.

RattyLady · #13 23rd October 2009, 20:33

My dad is a weirdo, he makes his toast the night before! I mean I like cold toast, but... ugh, it must be all wangy. I wouldn't like to live with a man who always ate fried breakfasts, I hate the smell and mess of it. Plus am veggie so couldn't partake! So muesli and yogurt I suppose, as long as the yogurt was fat-filled proper stuff and not the sugar-laden fat-free crap

Pili-pala · #14 23rd October 2009, 22:23

I guess cereal and yoghurt. I want him to live nearly as long as me! Not die of a heart attack in a few years time! Though occaissional fry up is nice.

Wheelie Bin Bird · #15 23rd October 2009, 22:26

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Originally Posted by Nadia

Steak,quite rare with two eggs rather well done.

Healthy protein.

^Your take on 'Steak tate' I take it?

Ankylopithekos · #16 23rd October 2009, 23:55

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Originally Posted by RattyLady

as long as the yogurt was fat-filled proper stuff and not the sugar-laden fat-free crap

Another excellent precept.

png · #17 23rd October 2009, 23:58

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Originally Posted by Nadia

Steak,quite rare with two eggs

the breakfast of astronauts

HiddenAway · #18 24th October 2009, 08:54

Lol I wouldn't mind - I think I'd prefer them to eat big breakfasts, preferably that I could cook. I wouldn't mind what they eat as long as they aren't counting calories

Mr_Bean · #19 24th October 2009, 11:24

bad thing about museli is it gives you wind all day, so be sure to consider this in your decisions.

Ankylopithekos · #20 24th October 2009, 12:34

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Originally Posted by HiddenAway

I wouldn't mind what they eat as long as they aren't counting calories

My breakfast is up to about 1600 calories so far.

Kevin Hodge · #21 24th October 2009, 12:48

i had a jam sandwich and some cinnamon tea this morning. i guess that makes me some sort of asexual freak

black_mamba · #22 24th October 2009, 15:18

I think men (or women) who are snobby about one thing or another are very very unattractive. I like someone who can appreciate and enjoy the variety of life, and whose diet, like mine, varies between healthy and unhealthy often.

HiddenAway · #23 24th October 2009, 15:34

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Originally Posted by Ankylopithekos

My breakfast is up to about 1600 calories so far.

Lol!! Big breakfasts are the best so I'll forgive you for calorie counting

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Originally Posted by black_mamba

I think men (or women) who are snobby about one thing or another are very very unattractive. I like someone who can appreciate and enjoy the variety of life, and whose diet, like mine, varies between healthy and unhealthy often.

YES!!!!

Rosabel · #24 24th October 2009, 19:56

My bf likes cheese and tomato toasties in a morning,and a good old cup of tea. Doesn't bother me what he eats really,no preference.

Wheelie Bin Bird · #25 24th October 2009, 20:47

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Originally Posted by black_mamba

I think men (or women) who are snobby about one thing or another are very very unattractive. I like someone who can appreciate and enjoy the variety of life, and whose diet, like mine, varies between healthy and unhealthy often.

Well thats me screwed then

*coz me is a snob - hangs head in shame*

png · #26 24th October 2009, 21:28

a real unreconstructed man just eats the leftovers of last night's takeaway

black_mamba · #27 24th October 2009, 21:56

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Originally Posted by Wheelie Bin Bird

Well thats me screwed then

*coz me is a snob - hangs head in shame*

Haha it just wasn't meant to be.

What you snobby about? Healthy or unhealthy?

I try and eat as healthily as I can so that on days like today, I can binge on cake and Pot Noodles!

Wheelie Bin Bird · #28 24th October 2009, 22:06

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Originally Posted by black_mamba

Haha it just wasn't meant to be.

What you snobby about? Healthy or unhealthy?

I try and eat as healthily as I can so that on days like today, I can binge on cake and Pot Noodles!

Erm all things tbh.

Healthy, what the meal consists of, what time it's eaten, how it's eaten, where it's eaten, who's prepaired/cooked it, and names of meal times. ie:- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner. No Tea or Supper in my house.

I'm fooked

black_mamba · #29 24th October 2009, 22:10

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Originally Posted by Wheelie Bin Bird

Erm all things tbh.

Healthy, what the meal consists of, what time it's eaten, how it's eaten, where it's eaten, who's prepaired/cooked it, and names of meal times. ie:- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner. No Tea or Supper in my house.

I'm fooked

Maybe you're confusing snobbiness with being particular about how you like things? I reckon it'd be snobby if you think all people who eat egg & chips are chavs or all people who eat museli are health-freaks.

Wheelie Bin Bird · #30 24th October 2009, 22:13

Tho all said and done I don't mind a man coverd in yoghurt and or muesli at any time of day and at any location around the house. Thats one food thing I have no snobbery about!