Brinner :)

I know a late sturdy breakfast/yearly lunch is called a brunch.

Yesterday I couldn't eat dinner (ground beef patty and red beets with
gorgonzola-creme). I put it in the fridge. This morning I diced my
dinner and put it in my breakfast omelet. So is that a Brinner?

"Michael Archon Sequoia Nielsen" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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I know a late sturdy breakfast/yearly lunch is called a brunch.

Yesterday I couldn't eat dinner (ground beef patty and red beets with
gorgonzola-creme). I put it in the fridge. This morning I diced my dinner
and put it in my breakfast omelet. So is that a Brinner?

Your meal, you can call it what you like. But I think the "Brunch" deal is a
time element as well as food selection, being a combination of "lunch" foods
and "breakfast" foods eaten in a time frame between the traditional lunch
and breakfast times. So I would say you had a musgovian breakfast. But no
doubt very tasty.

Larry T

Michael Archon Sequoia Nielsen said:

I know a late sturdy breakfast/yearly lunch is called a brunch.

Yesterday I couldn't eat dinner (ground beef patty and red beets with
gorgonzola-creme). I put it in the fridge. This morning I diced my
dinner and put it in my breakfast omelet. So is that a Brinner?

It's Linner, not Brinner.