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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a nice breakfast" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a pleasant or enjoyable morning meal.
Example: "This morning, I enjoyed a nice breakfast of pancakes and fresh fruit."
Alternatives: "a lovely breakfast" or "a delightful breakfast."
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I remember having a nice breakfast sandwich.
He added: "I can afford a nice breakfast now".
On Saturdays, we set up a nice breakfast at the top of the mountain for $25.
It was a done deal, endorsed over a nice breakfast in Brussels for all 27 EU finance ministers.
"Being back in New York also means in the deli in the morning having a nice breakfast," Waitz said.
I'd have a nice breakfast at home with fresh things I picked up at the Dupont Circle Farmers Market.
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Upon landing from an overnight flight for the US you can shower, have a really nice breakfast and generally unwind, usually at an hour before you could make your meeting or check into a hotel - don't be in such a rush to leave the airport (I wrote in great detail about the various BA lounges earlier this year).
The quickest thing you can make with miso is to mix it with the same amount of butter – mix it together so it is combined and it becomes the most amazing spread, a really nice breakfast spread.
Otherwise, Levine was a perfectly nice breakfast companion.
The huevos con machaca (shredded beef) wasn't the world's greatest but it was good enough to make for a really nice breakfast.
If you have a really nice breakfast like scrambled eggs on toast or left over pizza from last night's dinner, you will be encouraged by your stomach to get up in the morning.
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