Tongue Twisters

 

Double bubble gum bubbles double.

 

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Chips and chocolate cake for children.

 

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Hot chocolate for hungry children.

 

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A cup of coffee in a copper coffee pot.

 

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Give papa a cup of proper coffee in a copper coffee cup.

 

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A big blue bucket of blue blueberries.

 

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Blake the baker bakes black bread.

 

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Hiccup teacup! Hiccup teacup! Hiccup teacup!

 

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A good cook could cook good cookies.

 

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Excellent Elizabeth eats eight eggs easily.

 

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A hungry finger got longer and longer because of hunger.

 

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Crisp crusts crackle crunchily.

 

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Breakfast Food

 

Below is a list of some common foodstuffs I eat for breakfast in my country. 

 

 

Tomato Slice

Tomatoes

 

yoghurt

Yoghurt

bacon and eggs

Eggs

 

Bacon

 

baked beans

Baked Beans 

bread

Toast

butter 

Butter 

cereal

Cereal 

 

coffee

Coffee

fruit bowl

Fruit

hashbrowns

Hash browns

hot chocolate

Hot Chocolate

jam

Jam

milk

Milk

mushrooms 

Mushrooms 

orangejuice

Orange Juice

Pancakes

Pancakes with Syrup

sausage

Sausages

 

If you had to make YOUR list, what would it be?

Indian Breakfast

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For breakfast in India, we drink tea, coffee or milk.

In northern India, we have rotis, with cooked vegetables or paneer.

With that, we have an omelette and some fruits.

In southern India, we have Idli, made from rice, with sambar dal.

 For a quick breakfast, we have a sandwich with fried potatoes and tomato sauce.

Personally, I like southern Indian breakfast.

For breakfast we have:

Coffee

Tea

Milk

Omelette

French Toast

Bananas

Apple

Vegetable sandwich

Spécialités :

North India :

Rotis

Cooked vegetables

Paneer/ cottage cheese

South India :

Idli 

Sambar dal  ( lentils )

Coconut chutney