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I'm Matthew, and I'm Molly and this is spilled milk the show where we cook something

delicious eat it all and you can't have any today we are talking about breakfast

for dinner yes this was suggested by listener Deborah and I'm not sure exactly what we're going to be talking

about since like what is there to say about breakfast for dinner that we didn't just say in three words

but we're eating waffles we got some bacon coming up we're having breakfast for

dinner for brunch because it's currently 1030 a.m.

mhm.

Well gosh Matthew I mean can I talk about my memory lane

because breakfast for dinner was a thing

that my parents really did.

However, it was always a savory breakfast for dinner, whereas when we had breakfast for

breakfast it was always sweet. Like an omelet? No, so what we would have, this was, you know,

this was kind of the only upside of my mother's frequent dieting in the 80s.

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