Luddite's comment reminded me of breakfast at the Cu Chi mess hall. Powdered eggs every day for
breakfast. I really believe they were developed by Mr. Tabasco just to increase his sales. Tabasco
sauce made them edible.

8:48 AMJohn H
Luddite's comment reminded me of breakfast at the Cu Chi mess hall. Powdered eggs every day for
breakfast. I really believe they were developed by Mr. Tabasco just to increase his sales. Tabasco
sauce made them edible.

.....
After a few months you begin to like em.

On Sat, 26 Aug 2017 09:48:20 -0400, John H
wrote:

Luddite's comment reminded me of breakfast at the Cu Chi mess hall. Powdered eggs every day for
breakfast. I really believe they were developed by Mr. Tabasco just to increase his sales. Tabasco
sauce made them edible.

I have eaten more powdered eggs in hotels at the "free" breakfast than
I ever had in the military. This isn't the super 8 either, it is
Marriott and Hyatt type places. It is interesting that they will
custom make you a waffle and cook an omelette for you to order but the
big pan of scrambled eggs is powder.

On Sat, 26 Aug 2017 06:52:28 -0700 (PDT), Tim wrote:

8:48 AMJohn H
Luddite's comment reminded me of breakfast at the Cu Chi mess hall. Powdered eggs every day for
breakfast. I really believe they were developed by Mr. Tabasco just to increase his sales. Tabasco
sauce made them edible.

....
After a few months you begin to like em.

I tried that for a year. Developed a great fondness for Tabasco sauce.

On 8/26/2017 9:48 AM, John H wrote:

Luddite's comment reminded me of breakfast at the Cu Chi mess hall. Powdered eggs every day for
breakfast. I really believe they were developed by Mr. Tabasco just to increase his sales. Tabasco
sauce made them edible.


I actually learned to like the powdered eggs. Took me a while to get
used to real ones again.

Your're right about the tabasco sauce.

On Sat, 26 Aug 2017 11:59:41 -0400, "Mr. Luddite"
wrote:

On 8/26/2017 9:48 AM, John H wrote:

Luddite's comment reminded me of breakfast at the Cu Chi mess hall. Powdered eggs every day for
breakfast. I really believe they were developed by Mr. Tabasco just to increase his sales. Tabasco
sauce made them edible.


I actually learned to like the powdered eggs. Took me a while to get
used to real ones again.

Your're right about the tabasco sauce.



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I'll have to try that the next time I'm eating the "free" breakfast at
a Hamptom Inn. Their scrambled eggs are the best of the bad choices.
Given enough bacon and toast they're almost edible.

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10:42 AMJohn H
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I tried that for a year. Developed a great fondness for Tabasco sauce.
....

Ketchup works too, especially if you drink enough of it...

On Sat, 26 Aug 2017 11:39:20 -0400, wrote:

On Sat, 26 Aug 2017 09:48:20 -0400, John H
wrote:

Luddite's comment reminded me of breakfast at the Cu Chi mess hall. Powdered eggs every day for
breakfast. I really believe they were developed by Mr. Tabasco just to increase his sales. Tabasco
sauce made them edible.

I have eaten more powdered eggs in hotels at the "free" breakfast than
I ever had in the military. This isn't the super 8 either, it is
Marriott and Hyatt type places. It is interesting that they will
custom make you a waffle and cook an omelette for you to order but the
big pan of scrambled eggs is powder.

Haven't eaten many free breakfasts in hotels. Probably count them on one hand.

On 8/26/17 11:39 AM, wrote:
On Sat, 26 Aug 2017 09:48:20 -0400, John H
wrote:

Luddite's comment reminded me of breakfast at the Cu Chi mess hall. Powdered eggs every day for
breakfast. I really believe they were developed by Mr. Tabasco just to increase his sales. Tabasco
sauce made them edible.

I have eaten more powdered eggs in hotels at the "free" breakfast than
I ever had in the military. This isn't the super 8 either, it is
Marriott and Hyatt type places. It is interesting that they will
custom make you a waffle and cook an omelette for you to order but the
big pan of scrambled eggs is powder.



Before it was demolished, the Sheraton Bal Harbour put on a huge
breakfast spread buffet for early risers, and the scrambled eggs were
made right in front of your eyes. It was a grand hotel, and I was sorry
to see it blown up. I stayed there at least a dozen times over the years:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I40MWUlpPrc

Once I snatched away the eggs, sausages, bacon, potato breakfast of a
retired gangster I knew and replaced it with a bowl of oatmeal. He had a
serious heart condition, and his wife just winked at me when I did it.
Sadly, he died about year later...coronary.

On Sat, 26 Aug 2017 17:39:45 -0400, Keyser Soze wrote:

On 8/26/17 11:39 AM, wrote:
On Sat, 26 Aug 2017 09:48:20 -0400, John H
wrote:

Luddite's comment reminded me of breakfast at the Cu Chi mess hall. Powdered eggs every day for
breakfast. I really believe they were developed by Mr. Tabasco just to increase his sales. Tabasco
sauce made them edible.

I have eaten more powdered eggs in hotels at the "free" breakfast than
I ever had in the military. This isn't the super 8 either, it is
Marriott and Hyatt type places. It is interesting that they will
custom make you a waffle and cook an omelette for you to order but the
big pan of scrambled eggs is powder.



Before it was demolished, the Sheraton Bal Harbour put on a huge
breakfast spread buffet for early risers, and the scrambled eggs were
made right in front of your eyes. It was a grand hotel, and I was sorry
to see it blown up. I stayed there at least a dozen times over the years:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I40MWUlpPrc

Once I snatched away the eggs, sausages, bacon, potato breakfast of a
retired gangster I knew and replaced it with a bowl of oatmeal. He had a
serious heart condition, and his wife just winked at me when I did it.
Sadly, he died about year later...coronary.

Someone should have done you the same favor. Then you might be able to see your toes.