Breakfast! The most important meal of the day. To the outside world we start our day with a full English here in Blighty. I know I would every day given half the chance. Bacon, eggs, sausage, tomatoes, toast... a bit of black pudding if I'm lucky - kaszanka in Polish. But most days, like most Brits, I will have cereal for breakfast. How about the Polish, what is a typical breakfast, typowe śniananie? In my head I have it that a common breakfast is kanapki , what we might call open sandwiches or - if we follow etymological routes - giant canapés (the two words have the same origin, see this post on the origin of the words canapé and kanapka .) or maybe a plate of scrambled eggs, jajecznica . I remember, as a student on the French exchange, being surprised by how homogenous the world had become. I naively expected croissant to be the morning plat du jour, but found that breakfast cereals were the thing. So how about Poland, is it often breakfast cereals to start the day? The
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