Your Glastonbury Breakfast - Official Thread 2023

[The Nal]

2 minutes ago, Fingerbobs said:

Cup of tea and a porridge pot at the campsite, possibly chased down with a noodle pot. 

 

[Jacko45]

Loving the replies people but some lacking in detail...

Are these Bacon Baps etc cooked in camp? Or do you head out to the stalls for breakfast. 

My mate swears by these, certainly if you're camping ligther.

HERE

[Tranquility of Solitude]

Stroll to Williams Green, Proper Coffee and donuts.

[shuttlep]

was bacon or sausage sandwiches

 

now gluten free ... it will be cardboard 

[coma girl]

4 minutes ago, Jacko45 said:

Loving the replies people but some lacking in detail...

Are these Bacon Baps etc cooked in camp? Or do you head out to the stalls for breakfast. 

My mate swears by these, certainly if you're camping ligther.

HERE

Those things are really good, quite often on offer on Amazon too.

[Toilet Duck]

Solpadeine. Then a White Russian (Waterford crystal tumbler, ice, kahlúa, Grey Goose and milk from the farm with a flake in it)...ok, I'm kidding about the crystal tumbler and we almost never have ice, only the odd time at the start of the festival. Works with a vanilla milkshake too. 

[mazola]

Coffee and a fag

[Crazyfool01]

smoothie and breakfast bap 

[phillyfaddle]

Tea, porridge pot and bacon/egg bap* at tent. But as a Saturday treat, Shakshuka from the Lebanese stall in Park. It’s SOOOOO good, people stop by to ask what I’m eating. 

*cooked at tent

Edited March 31, 2023 by phillyfaddle

[Pipine]

Previously used to head for a juice bar for a really refreshing zingy juice vitamin hit … sometimes an egg sarnie from somewhere up the green fields direction.. more recently I’ve discovered a stall that does waffles with cream and strawberries and that’s been my breakfast of choice the last two years.

Edited March 31, 2023 by Pipine

[wro_lap]

Cider and whatever the most disgusting looking breakfast bap/burger/hotdog/panini I can find near my camp is

Edited March 31, 2023 by wro_lap

[Breeze]

1 hour ago, mike46 said:

 frozen margarita place on the walk from the Other to West Holts was a personal game/life changer last year! 

Sold!

It's normally liquid breakfast (beer) until we get to Greenfields then huge vegi breakfast. 

[giantkatestacks]

Cup of tea, prescription meds, 2 ginger biscuits then a more substantial snack at the first work break.

[Sawdusty surfer]

Coffee, Solpadeine and a bowl of sugar free Alpen with a chopped banana. 

For many years in our camp it was a tradition to drink an ice cold can of Special Brew (in the days when it was still 9% Abv) for breakfast on the Sunday but it would always mean that we'd want to go back to bed at around lunchtime. Stopped doing that five or six years ago. 

[philipsteak]

I'm in a van so freshly ground coffee (I take a grinder. Yeah, I know a lot of you take a grinder. I don't mean that kind), orange juice, scrambled eggs on toast, maybe halloumi, some tomatoes, toast. I'm not veggie but it's a very small van so don't fancy cooking bacon. It'd stink the place out. Or if I'm in more of a rush, a porridge pot or pain au chocolate or similar. Or if I'm really in a rush, a cereal bar. And fruit too.

Gonna have to rethink though this year. Newly diagnosed with type 2 diabetes (and trying for remission) so the fruit juice, toast, cereal bars etc are out. The eggs and what have you will be fine and looking for more easy low carb stuff to do. And for the rest of the meals too. Any suggestions gratefully received (that includes from stalls). Snacks on shift will be the hardest. Haribo has got me through many a night shift 

[fred quimby]

Wine, line, feel fine 

 

[rebus]

Berocca + SIS Hydation tab + Water
Painkillers (if neccessary)
1 x Tea (Jetboil)
2 x Coffee (Jetboil/Handpresso/Illy pods)
Bacon Sandwich (Jetboil skillet)
Followed by 1st Kronenburg/Cider

[ahoykatie]

definitely couldn't survive without a bacon bap and a smoothie each morning!

[nikkic]

16 minutes ago, fred quimby said:

Wine, line, feel fine 

 

Replace wine with cider and this used to be my approach.

Until it became wine, line, panic attack. 

[MrZigster]

Meds, a smoke, a banana and an orange lucozade at the tent. Then head off for a bacon bap and cup of tea/sunshine smoothie. Or kedgeree if I remember and am up early enough, which is rare these days. They're missing a trick not serving it all day.

[MJP]

Wake up around 10-10.30am...

• A Belvita thing
• Hydro tablet and vitamins
• Wait it out until lunch

[wro_lap]

Cereal bars at festivals are overrated: discuss

[Peter_Quaife]

17 minutes ago, nikkic said:

Replace wine with cider and this used to be my approach.

Until it became wine, line, panic attack. 

That's a younger person's game ! 🙂

Bagels are a great job for the breakfast baps (good packing a much longer date than bread / baps)

[MJP]

As in Belvitas? Totally overrated, but is something until lunch.

[MEGATRONICMEATWAGON]

Breakfast and lunch merge for me at Glastonbury. I'll wake up and maybe have a nutrigrain bar, but really, I'm not at the stages until 10ish, having something they call "brunch" around 11 consisting of a meal on the "larger" side which I'll wash down with a cold cider. The fact that it's larger will more or less set me up for the rest of the afternoon until I remind myself that I should probably eat again until around 8ish.