[ SECRET POST #3887 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3887 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

When I first saw the movie, I thought second breakfast was made up and only recently found out that it's a real thing.

[(Anonymous)]

I think it's supposed to be common on farms and other places where people have to get up really early.

In college, I'd often eat two breakfasts on days when I had an early class. I'm not a morning person, so I usually didn't have my shit together in time to eat a large breakfast before class, so I'd just have some toast or yogurt or something, then come back to the dining hall after class and have a second breakfast, like maybe something with an egg in it and some fruit. They were both small meals, though.

I'd often split lunch into two meals around classes, too. I'd still eat that way (more smaller meals) if someone else was preparing all the food for me!

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I live in a farming area and people really do eat several meals a day but also do the physical labour where they need that much food. Then once they stop working on the farm but barely change their eating habits, their health goes to shit!

But hobbit food is pretty low in carbs and high in fat and protein, so it's probably not going to lead to diabetes in itself.

[mimi_sardinia]

And also people who wwork in a hard labour industry. My dad was a carpenter - a house-builder. He worked damn hard and was only really forced to retire due to bad muscle strain to his shoulders a few years ago. When he was doing a full day's work he'd have an early breakfast before he headed to work, and also take a packed morning tea that was basically a whole loaf of bread made into sandwiches. That was practically Second Breakfast. Then a smoko (Elevenses) and lunch, afternoon tea. Now he did get off work around 3PM though, and I don't really recall us having a supper, so all there was was just dinner.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, it's totally a thing. But it generally isn't two full-size meals. Breakfast's usually something small - like, any other part of the day you'd probably call it a snack, but you're breaking your night's fast so it's breakfast - to help you get woke up and moving, and then a couple hours later you have an actual proper meal.