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What do other countries eat for breakfast?
I was in Albania a few years ago and there was a Greek cafe there, and I asked the fella what they normally eat for breakfast. He was serving pastries, like flat pasties, filled with spinach or cheese or whatever. They were tasty, but don't fit my pre-conceived idea of what Greeks eat for brekkie. I have no idea about Albanians. He laughed when I asked, and took the piss; something about eggs and bacon and FEB.
Is that a typical Greek breakfast? This page says no: 10 Traditional Greek Breakfast Recipes
But it also looks like a made-up list, to me.
What about other countries?
It seems like the Italians just eat extremely sweet croissants and a coffee. But that's not an every day thing, surely?
What do people eat at home?
I was in Albania a few years ago and there was a Greek cafe there, and I asked the fella what they normally eat for breakfast. He was serving pastries, like flat pasties, filled with spinach or cheese or whatever. They were tasty, but don't fit my pre-conceived idea of what Greeks eat for brekkie. I have no idea about Albanians. He laughed when I asked, and took the piss; something about eggs and bacon and FEB.
Is that a typical Greek breakfast? This page says no: 10 Traditional Greek Breakfast Recipes
But it also looks like a made-up list, to me.
What about other countries?
It seems like the Italians just eat extremely sweet croissants and a coffee. But that's not an every day thing, surely?
What do people eat at home?