Breakfast
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Usdaw members back industrial action by 9-1, with stoppages to take place at Corby and Kettering sites in the new year
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Commuter rail operator launches campaign during morning rush hour after 46 passengers taken ill with low blood sugar in recent months
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Sunday is the perfect day for a lazy and indulgent breakfast – and that, says Nigel, means chocolate
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Drought in main growing areas in Brazil and a tree-killing bug have caused a spike in the price of breakfast favourites
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New York based self-taught artist Sarah Rosado recreates masterpieces using only oat flakes, cinnamon sticks and fruit
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Sometimes the promised benefits of your breakfast bowl are too good to be true – but it’s not just Kellogg’s Special K that has sweetened its claims to healthiness
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For $7.50 a bowl, the brand’s new cereal cafe is a last-ditch attempt to milk what’s left of the millennial trend that epitomizes gentrification and consumer culture
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Do you choose calves’ or lambs’ kidneys, are they best cut in chunks or in their whole curvy shape? Should you add mustard, salt or cayenne pepper? Are they the perfect birthday breakfast? And do they always smell faintly of urine?
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Who says breakfast is the most important meal of the day? And why does spinach make you strong? It sounds like conventional wisdom, but most of it was cooked up by ad men
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Yotam Ottolenghi recipes Start the day with a bang: Yotam Ottolenghi’s big weekend breakfast recipes
There’s no escaping the fact that a serious breakfast is more work than a bowl of cereal or a slice of toast, but every now and then, it pays to have a real blow-out -
Whether or not a morning meal makes us skinnier, healthier or more successful is not the point – breakfast is a poetic ritual that makes us feel happy
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There’s nothing wrong with pushing the boat out for breakfast, just as we sometimes do for lunch or dinner
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A good breakfast can improve pupils’ results in the tests thousands are now sitting. But new estimates suggest up to 500,000 children still go to lessons hungry
How to eat How to eat: porridge