By Robert Gorham Davis The New Yorker, January 9 , 1943 P. 15A happy little professors family at breakfast, an occasion they always made much of.
The group would often have Red Stripe beers or rum and cokes with jerk food for breakfast; on one occasion, Dumont passed out from heavy drinking while recording a track.
The ham-based and whey-based meals delivered equal amounts of carbohydrate, protein, lactose, and liquid matched by meal occasion (breakfast, lunch).
It was structured according to six meal occasions: breakfast, mid-morning snack, lunch, afternoon snack, evening meal and evening snack.
This assessment tool is based on six meal occasions (breakfast, morning snacks, lunch, afternoon snacks, evening meal, evening snacks) referring to the previous day.
He admitted he had been reluctant to go to the recent G20 summit as previous meetings had merely proved to be "breakfast and dinner-eating occasions".
By marketing a weight-loss plan that called for eating cereal twice a day, Special K's "strategy was to double the usage occasions for breakfast cereal," said Krista Faron, a senior analyst at Mintel, a market research firm.
Indeed, sociologists report that Americans have added to the traditional big three "eating occasions" - breakfast, lunch and dinner - an as-yet-untitled fourth that lasts all day long: the constant sipping and snacking while watching TV, driving, and so on.
Subjects were provided equi-caloric portions of the six breakfast items on separate occasions, and satiety ratings were recorded every 15 min over a 120 min period, after which time they were free to consume whatever they desired.
Changes in temporal distribution of eating occasions, snacking, breakfast skipping, night-eating and frequency of meals eaten away from home have been reported in countries experiencing rapid social and economic transition.
