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What do you serve for breakfast to overnight swinging house guests?

What do you serve for breakfast to overnight swinging house guests  

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  1. 1. What do you serve for breakfast to overnight swinging house guests

    • Lumberjack breakfast: Bacon, eggs, waffles, and/or pancakes
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    • Biscuits and gravy
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    • Bagels and cream cheese
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    • vodka and corn flakes
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    • Same as we have every other morning, sex on the kitchen table
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    • ibuprofen or aspirin; your choice, it was a rough night.
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    • just coffee
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    • other, tell us please.
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We like to do what I guess could be called "lumberjack", but we always called it "country breakfast". Locally processed sausage, country ham, & bacon, eggs, fried potatoes, biscuits, sausage gravy, chocolate gravy, fresh fruit, juices, and coffee. :facelick: Of course there will always be one girl who has to have her Mt Dew!

 

Then of was that Sunday afternoon in a Waffle House on the outskirts of Atlanta, after a night at Trapeze (breakfast buffet starts at 1:00 am, fried grits, yum), when a couple walked up to our table and said "You guys should have put out a tip jar last night!"

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Actually, If you were here now, you would get a choice of cereals, it's in the cabinet...Milk is in the fridge, bottom shelf.

 

I've served it before :lol:

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Well, in our case we needed the carbs from the sticky buns to fuel our morning after fun!! :facelick:

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good times said:
My world famous waffles of course. In fact, we have actually been invited to stay the night just so they could have my waffles in the morning. Yes, they are that good.:D

 

...mentally trying to figure out how to plan a trip to Reno... (I LOVE good waffles. Nom nom nom. In context.)

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crazycatz said:
sorry but what in the name of god are biscuits and gravy??? and who has gravy for breakfast? lol

 

Americans -- midwest and southern. I now live in Michigan and have yet to indulge in this... delicacy. Weirder to me, it's a white sausage gravy. Yeah, I don't get it either.

 

Oh, yeah: in-house is coffee, tea is available, and I probably will have baked some muffins the day before. We have cereal (hot and cold) and milk, and D makes a tasty cheese omelette. I eat toast with peanut butter for breakfast often, so I'm not much help. We usually have chunks of cheese on hand, too.

 

Eating food where people bring you stuff would be an option, too.

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Pop tarts and Gatorade! Well, that's if we are in a hurry to get back to business!

 

Actually, I have yet to have guests that did not receive the full on CXXC breakfast.

 

Eggs to their liking, hash browns or home fries, bacon and sausage, toast and either french toast or pancakes. I will make waffles but that actually takes a bit and they need fresh fruit! As we shop on a daily basis, the fruits we keep on hand are small portions, so, I would need some notice on the waffles!

 

Coffee and assorted juices are offered as well!

 

We like to entertain! The store is just a few minutes down the road so, I am always ready to make something for the guests!

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Just the thought of all you master chefs and wonderful people I would love to wake up with some day.....

 

Diet.... must.....find....strength

 

Bacon.... feeling ....... weak

 

Hash browns, casarolls..... must..... find strength.........

 

Can't ....reach ... back button...too weak............

 

Must make it to.....swingers Board, exercise thread......

 

Ahhhhhh Hell, any one want to meet at I-hopps, Denny's or Bob Evans ? Just off 65 exit 38..... We will be there soon, they're all 3 within 100 yards of each other. Call us, or look for my truck.

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With us having young children, we very rarely have anybody stay the night unless we know them pretty well. We find it difficult to play when our kids are sleeping in the room next to us. On the times people have stayed the night, we serve exactly what we have, whether it be cereal, pancakes, or just coffee.

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I have a wonderful breakfast casserole that I make for Christmas morning. It is great because you can make it the day before and just throw it in the oven.

It has scrambled eggs, cheese sauce and sausage....and I have also made it with bacon and ham. Be happy to share the recipe if anyone wants it.

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With us having young children, we very rarely have anybody stay the night unless we know them pretty well. We find it difficult to play when our kids are sleeping in the room next to us.

 

Personally, I would find it impossible to play under those circumstances! (sorry for the threadjack, btw)

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I have a wonderful breakfast casserole that I make for Christmas morning. It is great because you can make it the day before and just throw it in the oven.

It has scrambled eggs, cheese sauce and sausage....and I have also made it with bacon and ham. Be happy to share the recipe if anyone wants it.

 

Sure :facelick:

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Be happy to share the recipe if anyone wants it.

 

Us too!

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I love to cook breakfast. Even though we've not had overnight guests, we serve the lumberjack stuff. Sausage, pancakes or waffles, eggs, and hash browns... although, a diner breakfast sounds delish too!

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We haven't had overnight swinging house guests yet but I'd like to say that we'd be glad to serve up a generous serving of sex for breakfast. :lol:

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Last party we had, I took a break from making my famous sticky buns, and instead made rhubarb walnut coffee cake (OH MY!) and as well we had oven-cooked bacon (easiest ever!) and PB fried eggs to order, while I put another friend on toast detail. And lots and lots of coffee.

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. . oven-cooked bacon (easiest ever!) .

 

A lifestyle friend of ours showed us this. She explained that she can do it this way even while half naked and have no worry about splatter of hot grease from a frying pan.

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A lifestyle friend of ours showed us this. She explained that she can do it this way even while half naked and have no worry about splatter of hot grease from a frying pan.

 

AND you can do it the day before, stash it in the freezer, then just nuke as needed!

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We've decided the morning after our next party to just have coffee and danish and fruit. One of our overnight guests cooked breakfast the last time and while the food was delicious, it was an epic mess.

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...and while the food was delicious, it was an epic mess.

 

This happens all the time when I cook (minus the delicious part). Mr. Sun is usually pretty kind to clean up after dinner. I say, if you ain't makin' a mess, you ain't cookin'!

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Powerglide said:
OK, who's going to start assembling The Swingers' Cookbook?

 

They did that once around here a long time ago.

 

I don't think Julie like to talk about it. ;)

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There have been times after we go out for play time that when we get home I will fix some breakfast tacos (bacon, egg, and potato...yum!)...or if we are feeling particuarly lazy...we'll stop at taco cabana or jim's on the way home (for you Texas folks out there...lol). mmmmm.....

 

Maria :kissface:

 

Oh yeah, Bagels might be it and the whole bacon and eggs this is a classic, but in Texas, a pile of tortillas, bowls of assorted stuffin' (eggs, potatoes, crumbled bacon, cheese), and the whole collections of hot sauces is the best for any overnight guests.

 

Now we just to wake up with some swinger buds one day (stil working on crossing that line :-)

 

Liz

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We’ll bump this thread up, but for a different reason. 
 

As we are now “solidly senior” —-we have 140 years on the planet between us—we find that our social behaviors are evolving in the vanilla and LS aspects. If we are just going to dinner with another couple, we eat early and want to be home early, say by 8-9 pm. If we want to spend more time with them, we prefer a stay-over —- their place or ours. We are less and less enamored with being out late, driving in darkness in unfamiliar neighborhoods and so on. Yes, this raises the question of the breakfast menu. But we are curious as to how others are organizing the times of their lives. 

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We were never big on having a group stay over, possibly a couple, we would have coffee, orange juice and fresh fruits, oatmeal and yogurt in the house. 
We just stayed at a friend with a few other couples, coffee, juice with Prosecco and then a real breakfast. Our hosts got up early to buy bagels, cream cheese, a few pounds of lox, and pastries. They already had bacon and eggs cooking when we joined everyone in the morning. 

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The first time we stayed as overnight guests we shared a king size bed with our hosts. In the morning the husband woke early, went downstairs a prepared a lovely breakfast of bagels, omelettes, fruit and mimosas while his beautiful naked wife stayed in bed with us.

 

I took this to be customary, so whenever we have an overnight guest or guests I do the same.

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