"strong breakfast" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe a breakfast that is filling and provides a good amount of energy. Here is an example: I always start my day with a strong breakfast consisting of eggs, oatmeal, and fruit. It helps me stay full and focused until lunchtime.
20a Leyton Road, AL5 2HU; 01582 965393; lussmans.com Cafe in the Park, Rickmansworth Filled flatbreads, quinoa salads and a strong breakfast menu.
For two: 200ml strong breakfast tea 200g each raisins and redcurrants 4 whole star anise 40g pink peppercorns, gently crushed 6 cloves 40ml lemon juice 20ml sugar syrup 200ml white rum (Banks is a good one) Pour the hot tea into a sealable container, add the dry ingredients, then, once cool, add the other liquids.
Extended hours and a strong breakfast business boosted results.
U.S. sales were driven by a strong breakfast business and premium chicken offerings, the research analyst said.
Other grounds for the rosy profits: Extended opening hours, cashless payments and new menu items, as well as a boost in people opting for the golden arches at the day's first blush, prompting stronger breakfast sales.
Last Thursday, for example — normally a strong day for breakfast, coffee and smoothies at the restaurant she runs with her daughter — was strangely slow.
Or drop in for a lazy weekend breakfast: strong coffee, eggs benedict and maybe a glass of champagne to kickstart the day with a buzz.
Its congregation, some 1,200 strong, gathers every breakfast and lunchtime, and then disperses back to offices around the building to get to work.
The signals have been so strong that current breakfast hosts Sami Lukis and Yumi Stynes will already be planning for unemployment.
I gazed out the window till breakfast arrived — strong coffee and airy, just-sweet muffins — then snuggled under my blanket till we touched down, on time, in Prague.
After a quick breakfast of strong Peruvian coffee and fresh fruit, we made our way by river and squelching, muddy forest trail to an oxbow lake — a curving stretch of perfectly flat water cut off when the Tambopata meandered elsewhere.
