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The Church was strongly inclined to urge people to avoid gluttony, and this had a great deal to do with what people had for breakfast. It was recognized that peasants needed breakfast at the beginning of the day to fuel their day's work, but wealthier people avoided early breakfast, unless they needed it for health reasons.
Peasants usually ate simple grain based foods or similar things for a breakfast at about dawn. This would mean bread, gruel, or porridge, all based on oats, barley, rye, and peas, but not wheat. Eggs were an important source of protein for the poor, and could have been included.
Wealthy people, having fasted until midday, felt very good about having done so, and so were inclined to reward their moderate behaviour by having a large and varied meal.
There is a link to an article on medieval cuisine below, and there is more detail there.
They often served beer with breakfast in medieval england.
typically some kind of flat bread, and tea and lots of butter etc. etc.
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Yes according to the vows he made when he was dubbed a knight had to serve is liege and the peasants as well. he would more respectful to his king of course. This doesn't relate to this question but a ton of the medieval food quetsions are really of the mark. They didn't eat what they had for breakfast for dinner. it was mostly the same but it had something else as well. Eg apeasant had coarse (thats spelt right) black bread and ale to drink for breakfast and for dinner pottage, coarse black bread with ale to drink. Wikianswers should really get some history books out and check the answers
Until they died or for some reason their marriage ended.
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they serve it to the rats at a certain restuarant in ENGLAND
Yeomen were small, independent farmers, who were required to serve as archers, as required. To be a yeoman, one had to be of age, which might have meant 18 or 21 years old. There was no specific age of retirement.
They Serve Breakfast Here All Day Long - 2010 was released on: USA: 15 April 2012 (Southeast New England Film, Music & Arts Festival)
There is a movie called Breakfast at Tiffany's but Tiffany & Co. does not serve breakfast.
There are a large variety of different inns and hotels that serve breakfast in the morning. The Monterey Bay Inn, just like a lot of other inns, does serve a continental breakfast in the morning hours.
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The Embassy Suites in Chicago does serve a full breakfast. They make everything cooked to order, from omelets to pancakes.
In the UK all McDonald's serve there breakfast menu until 10:30am every day of the week.
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Yes according to the vows he made when he was dubbed a knight had to serve is liege and the peasants as well. he would more respectful to his king of course. This doesn't relate to this question but a ton of the medieval food quetsions are really of the mark. They didn't eat what they had for breakfast for dinner. it was mostly the same but it had something else as well. Eg apeasant had coarse (thats spelt right) black bread and ale to drink for breakfast and for dinner pottage, coarse black bread with ale to drink. Wikianswers should really get some history books out and check the answers
Most of the time, diners serve just breakfast and lunch. Some will break tradition and serve all three. Some with add a dinner service on weekend only.