I suggest that the forbidden breakfast is tantamount to an eggs benedict, but with the hollandaise sauce replaced by a roux.
Even easier - egg sandwich using a basic milk bread.
The Hunt for Dark Breakfast
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#42What about eggs eggs and milk breakfast? (Omelette with cheese). Plenty of protein and little sugar
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#43In Malaysia, a common breakfast is roti telur + teh tarik which is close to the dark breakfast region. It's like paratha, with an egg, and milk tea. It is difficult to put milk into food. Why not just drink it? Alternatively, can we drink eggs and flour? Cheese is another variation for milk. What about grilled cheese and eggs? Or some variation on Mac and Cheese? You can also consider other dimensions like vegetables…
There is prior art in the grilled cheese and eggs area: Denny’s Moons Over My Hammy.
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#44What sort of projection is this that turns a 3-dimensional space into a triangle! Fancy projection math is only for after coffee!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simplex Common for visualizing mixtures of three things!
While you are technically correct, since any triangle is a simplex, this is not relevant to this visualization.
For this visualization: get positive quantities in 3D space, normalize to 1, now you have dot on a triangle on 1-sphere in a positive octant. Project triangle into 2D space a this is your visualization.
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#45Eastern European pan-fried cottage cheese fritters (mix and fry 150g cottage cheese, 5 tbsp flour, 1 egg, 3 tbsp sugar, salt) are great. That's all I have to say.
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#46In Malaysia, a common breakfast is roti telur + teh tarik which is close to the dark breakfast region. It's like paratha, with an egg, and milk tea. It is difficult to put milk into food. Why not just drink it? Alternatively, can we drink eggs and flour? Cheese is another variation for milk. What about grilled cheese and eggs? Or some variation on Mac and Cheese? You can also consider other dimensions like vegetables…
Egg paratha is a common Indian dish. The dough can be made with flour and water, but is traditionally made with flour and milk. https://www.thedeliciouscrescent.com/omelette-stuffed-parath...
Roti Telur is basically Egg Paratha. Indian migrants brought Paratha to Malaysia and Singapore, and it underwent some "localization" to suit the local palate, including being drenched in palm oil as it is cooked on the flat griddle. Sure fire way to clog your arteries, if eaten on a daily basis.
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#47In Malaysia, a common breakfast is roti telur + teh tarik which is close to the dark breakfast region. It's like paratha, with an egg, and milk tea. It is difficult to put milk into food. Why not just drink it? Alternatively, can we drink eggs and flour? Cheese is another variation for milk. What about grilled cheese and eggs? Or some variation on Mac and Cheese? You can also consider other dimensions like vegetables…
We can certainly drink eggs, Rocky had a few in the morning before he went to punch hanging frozen meat.
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#48I feel like excluding French toast is a serious faux pas here!
Breakfast burritos are also at least as important as quiche (as in, neither are as tasty without addins - just like omelettes).
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#49I love the idea and the writing, but the execution seems off. Cake has a very well-defined spot and Weetabix doesn’t? More work needed
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#50What about vegetable-forward breakfasts? Completely not on this chart.
That's because such breakfasts are forbidden by the Geneva Convention articles, section 23, subsection 8, paragraph 4. It's not one of the more well known provisions, but it does exist, and nobody wants to break international law.
> nobody wants to break international law
I was with you up to this point, but my suspension of disbelief has its limits.