"common breakfast" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a general, everyday breakfast that is typically eaten. For example, "A common breakfast might be toast with butter and jam, a glass of orange juice, and a cup of coffee."
Congee is a common breakfast dish eaten in many Asian countries.
Right now it's harder for many people to buy fruit than Froot Loops; chips and Coke are a common breakfast.
The managers zeroed in on the two most common breakfast complaints, that there were not enough healthy choices and that guests had a hard time finding what they wanted.
"They wonder if I practice what I preach". Around Jackson, where a common breakfast can be eggs fried in lard, Dr. Taylor, a University of Mississippi cardiologist, is known as "heart man". He is the director of the Jackson Heart Study, the largest epidemiological investigation ever undertaken to discover the links between cardiovascular disease and race.
China has had an influence on Vietnamese culture for centuries, with Vietnamese people already eating congee – a very common breakfast dish in China – with breadsticks at this time, so serving them with pho was a natural progression.
He improvises alternative slogans and finally blurts, "Life -- the cure for the common breakfast".
Dr. Jackson wanted an alternative to the more common breakfasts of that time, which were typically some combination of meat, bread and cheese, and griddlecakes fried in grease and doused with syrup, butter or jam, said Abigail Carroll, a cultural historian and the author of "Three Squares: The Invention of the American Meal".
Two experiments compared the effects of two common U.S. breakfast foods and no breakfast on children's cognition.
Accommodates: Single Person Bed type: Airbed Room type: Common space Breakfast: I'll leave something out Smoking: No. My unit is a 700-square-foot loft in the historic Clocktower building, a 100-year-old warehouse renovated by architect David Baker.
Puri, a deep fried unleavened bread is common for breakfast.
"In Sweden, the tradition of fika (pronounced 'fee-ka') is as common as breakfast; something almost everyone does at least once a day.
