Here is more Rose tinted breakfast, again with a bottle of Derbentskoye champagne, rose, and Derbentskoye rose is the most rose rose.
With McDonalds replacement fast food
Here is more Rose tinted breakfast, again with a bottle of Derbentskoye champagne, rose, and Derbentskoye rose is the most rose rose.
With McDonalds replacement fast food
Here is some nice champagne by another name.
Mimosas, orange juice and champagne half and half.
Basically wasted all of the bottle on mimosas after the first couple glasses.
Me, if I drink champagne, I take a 0.75l bottle per meal only.
Cafe culture lives on for me - as in avoiding eating at home and welcoming opportunities to eat at cafes and such - here is what we are (I am) reduced to in terms of eating out in Moscow, in view of the latest Western provoked unpleasantness in the world: my recent breakfast at Miratorg Steak and Burger place here in Moscow, one of.
They call this American breakfast and I like to eat american so I went for it.
Two fried eggs, some tossed salad with cucumbers and tomatoes, a burger and an extra bun.
"American" is just a name here not a description of type but it was more or less good; and though it is breakfast it can be had all day long.
Yes, even though it's called American, it's nothing like the sh*t Yanks have for breakfast.
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