Full cooked breakfast on holiday.

[cybermum]

Both , depends what we feel like on any given day.

[braby]

Up until last year it would always be a cooked breakfast, normally Denny's or something similar, for the first time last year we bought bowls and had ceral and toast most mornings with a full cooked breakfast a couple of times.

[YorkshireT]

I like a cooked breakfast as much as anyone, but I don't eat the stuff because I am on holiday, I eat normally, which means rarely. My diet isn't the best anyway, but consuming large amounts of fat and calories over an entire 2 week period, can do some damage. This is why we have no interest in the dining plan.

[HenrysDad]

Bowl of cereal in the villa

[Guest]

Where’s the neither option lol?

We rarely eat breakfast and will have an early lunch/brunch sometimes just iced coffee and cake sometimes a lunch that last through until dinner in the evening.

[greekgranny]

I had forgotten all about this poll!

[MrsBC]

Originally Posted by greekgranny

I had forgotten all about this poll!

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Like one I did in 2015 which still keeps popping up!

[taylaboo]

We have cereal and toast in the villa on early park days. Other days we do the full on american pancake brekkie.

[The Fatadder]

Depends on where I am...

In Florida breakfast is typically a breakfast sandwich from Starbucks or a cinnamon roll. Although I need to fit in some pancakes and Mickey waffles. I’m not a big fan of the cooked meat options in the states.

In Europe it has to be a continental breakfast, especially in France! I currently in Brittany and loving the fresh pastries for breakfast!
On the other hand if I’m away in England I love a cooked breakfast