Sentence examples for flavoured breakfast from inspiring English sources

Now I knew the names of the most obscure vitamins long before medical school because I have always had a fondness for the kind of multicoloured, artificially flavoured breakfast cereals that are marketed using a combination of unlikely cartoon animals and claims of being "vitamin and mineral-enriched".

If you are in the food industry, the last thing you want popping into your inbox is an email from Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall. Congratulating you on the delicious crunchiness of your chocolate-flavoured rice-based breakfast cereal, is he?

The three of them eat kiwi-flavoured quinoa for breakfast and have daily family meetings about the refugee crisis, all the while completely unaware that Great Aunt Ethel has long since passed on and become mummified within the plastic covering of her sofa.

The new Zig and Zag have a bouncy Ricky Wilson theme tune and their first adventure finds them eating breakfast-flavoured ice-cream on the hottest day ever.

At one post-trek hotel we endured a breakfast of stale cornflakes with sour yak milk, followed by toast with pink bubblegum-flavoured jam (like something in a Roald Dahl novel) - but not when trekking.

Marmite-flavoured cashew nuts, rice cakes and cheese, which already adorn our supermarket shelves, have just been joined by a breakfast bar, which Unilever's brand manager, Noam Buchalter, claims is "the world's first savoury cereal bar".

Breakfast is a choice between fried eggs and toast with kaya, a delicious coconut jam, or local specialities such as glutinous rice with a sweet fish curry and kuih bakar, a baked pudding flavoured with pandan leaves.

Place gin in flavoured ice and shake.

And gin is really just… flavoured vodka?

With lighter dishes I prefer flavoured water.

Fancy some lube or a flavoured condom?