| A: | Smells good! What's for breakfast? |
| B: | Well, since we are getting up so late, I decided to make a big breakfast! |
| A: | Nice! Brunch! |
| B: | Kind of, so I made scrambled and soft boiled eggs, some french toast and buttermilk pancakes! |
| A: | Wow! You really went all out! Did you make any coffee? |
| B: | Yeah, just the way you like it! I also put out some cereal and muesli if you feel like having something more light. |
| A: | Looks good! I'll squeeze us some fresh orange juice. |
| B: | Getthe jam and butter while you are in there! Oh! And don't forget the syrup! |
| brunch | a meal that serves as both breakfast and lunch | |
| kind of | to some extent; somewhat; rather; sort of | |
| pancake | a thin, flat cake of batter fried on both sides | |
| to go all out | with maximum effort; using all one's resources | |
| jam | a preserve of whole fruit, slightly crushed, boiled with sugar |
| oatmeal | a meal made from oats softened by boiling water | |
| bacon | a strip of fat and meat usually made from pork | |
| Cap'n Crunch | a breakfast cereal brand in America | |
| waffles | a pancake like breakfast made in squares rather than circles | |
| eggs benedict | a poached egg on half of a english muffin with a hollandaise sauce |