I know there are people who could eat breakfast for every meal, but I am not one of those people. I love lunch. I love dinner. (Also not a huge fan of dessert, but that's a more complex story.)
I do eat breakfast every day. Usually a granola bar because it's convenient, easy and takes no time to prepare. If we have any, maybe a banana for the same reasons. Today, Popchips (terrible, I know). But if I had time, it would be leftovers or popcorn chicken, which I do sometimes. Back in high school, breakfast would be leftover pizza. Or chow fun. Or spaghetti. I was never really a cereal eater (outside of Cheerios and Rice Krispies, on occasion). I don't have any hatred for French toast or pancakes, but given the choice between those and spaghetti, I'll choose spaghetti. I would eat omelettes but they do not make my stomach happy in the morning. (TMI?)
All this to explain that I was very curious about what KLM was going to serve us for breakfast. I remember previous plane breakfasts with rubbery scrambled eggs or spongey pancakes, back when airlines served meals. It turned out that KLM took the safe route and went for cold food.
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Raspberry yogurt, a chocolate chip roll and orange juice. Not a bad breakfast. But also not super-filling. Which meant that once we landed and arrived in Amsterdam for real, it was going to be time for a meal!
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