What are you eating right now?

Once I was so thirsty I drank Canada dry!

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Just finishing breakfast. Toasted English muffin from The Cheeseboard (a local bakery in Berkeley), spread with sweetie's homemade, organic apricot preserves (apricots from a couple of family trees up north) and a cup of Harney's Earl Grey tea with the addition of a few lavender blossoms. A light, summery breakfast ...
 
Some shredded dry cabbage slaw, mayonnaise and few dashes tomabasco “chipotle” and some shredded chicken I grilled other day mixed up. Very tasty. Also a Fuji apple 😍
 
Just finishing breakfast. Toasted English muffin from The Cheeseboard (a local bakery in Berkeley), spread with sweetie's homemade, organic apricot preserves (apricots from a couple of family trees up north) and a cup of Harney's Earl Grey tea with the addition of a few lavender blossoms. A light, summery breakfast ...
Shel,

If I win the lotto (I play about once a year), I am chartering you a corporate jet and get you to a Shreveport, Louisiana for a "true Americana Breakfast".

BTW- Sweeties apricot jam sounds pretty darn good.

https://locations.wafflehouse.com/shreveport-la-1426#/?zoom=15&lat=32.44977&lng=-93.86296800000002

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Shel,

If I win the lotto (I play about once a year), I am chartering you a corporate jet and get you to a Shreveport, Louisiana for a "true Americana Breakfast".

BTW- Sweeties apricot jam sounds pretty darn good.
Generally, I don't eat the type of breakfast you've described. Maybe two or three times a year when I meet certain friends out of town. Once or twice a year I'll have some corned beef hash at one of the local cafés or at a little log-cabin-like spot down near Bishop, CA.

It's the big chunks of apricot that contributed to making sweetie's preserves so enjoyable. She perfected her low-sugar recipe over more than seventy years and a careful, hand selection of the fruit results in an extraordinarily flavorful and beautifully textured spread. What makes it really special is that we picked the apricots together from trees that she planted many years ago.
 
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