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Breakfast, as experts say, is the most precious meal of the day, is a small ritual for most people on the planet from wherever they come from. No, not all of them prefer cereals or cakes or toast with jam.

From regions to regions there are many differences at this important meal of the day. Let’s see the way the people eat all around the world.

Australia

The typical Australian breakfast includes cereal and baked bread with Vegemite which is a spreading product made from dough and melted vegetables and sugar. Something pretty close to the classic  pancakes.

Brazil

In Brazil people prefer a light breakfast, which includes bread, cheese and a piece of ham, while coffee or milk are always on the table.

China

China is a country where anyone can taste very strange and different dishes. Breakfast in China  is fuller and more complete, since it is made up of dishes of rice, meat or fish in smaller quantities.

Colombia

Egg soup is the favorite choice of Colombian residents while they never forget their favorite cup of coffee.

Cuba

The residents of Cuba do not want anything more than a strong and black coffee as their breakfast and they do not prefer to eat anything.

England

The English breakfast is considered to be as one of the most famous kinds of breakfast in the world. From London to Newcastle, they prefer eggs fried or scrambled boiled beans, bacon and sausages along with enough bread. It is also a high cholesterol meal.

France

If you ever be next to the Eifel tower, you will served an elegant French type of breakfast and you may choose butter or chocolate croissants along with a cup of coffee.

Germany

In Germany, the preparation of a breakfast is something important and it is full of variety too. From bread and cake to salads, ham, cheese and eggs, you’ll find everything on their table.

India

In India they eat a very different cake made from lentils and rice for breakfast. One of the strangest tastes you will ever find if you visit New Delhi.

Indonesia

It is called Nasi goreng and consists of the following: fried rice, fried egg and perhaps a little meat or fish on the side. If you ever attend a Bali wedding, it is absolutely sure that you are going to taste it the following morning.

Israel

And in Israel they love eggs but a little differently cooked. Fry them together with a hot red sauce and serve them with salad and balls.

Japan

A soup, a bowl of rice, some  fish, and vegetables are the main parts of the breakfast. Nothing is enough when you eat breakfast in the land of the Rising Sun.

Mexico

Tortillas and fried eggs,the eggs are also the leading ones in Mexican Cousin, along with various accompaniments. The most popular is avocado.

Morocco

Under the Strait of Gibraltar, things are simpler. In Morocco they get their breakfast as basic as possible. They prefer boiled eggs, a piece of  bread, butter and jam.

Poland

The breakfast in Poland could also be eaten in many Mediterranean places too. Bread rolls, ham, cheese, sausages, jams are the parts of a polish breakfast.

Scotland

In Scotland, they do not deny their traditional “porridge”, an oatmeal that has been boiled in milk or water.

Switzerland

The Swiss people prefer a healthy way of eating , they prefer to eat oats, nuts, yogurt and fresh juices.

Philippines

Buns stuffed with sugar, salt and eggs are the favorite breakfast of residents in the Philippines. In fact, they are used to diving bread in coffee or milk.

USA

There is nothing to say about the way the Americans eat in the morning. They prefer pancakes, and they don’t care about the calories consumed.

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