We Approve of Bloomberg's Hypothetical Last Breakfast
Who knows how the "last breakfast" topic came up with New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, but his response was pretty delicious:
"I always said if I had one breakfast to eat before I die, it would be Wonder Bread toasted, with Skippy Super Chunky melted on it, slices of overripe banana and fresh crisp bacon."
Not a bad idea, Mike, and pretty down-to-earth of you, considering you're worth about thirty billion dollars.
What would mine be? Perfect pancakes, crispy at the edges and tender inside, served with real maple syrup and sweet butter; six slices of Allan Benton's superlative bacon; two super-fresh eggs softly scrambled on a separate plate—I don't want the syrup touching my eggs—all washed down with a glass of really cold milk and a glass of equally cold fresh orange juice.
What about you, serious eaters? Last breakfast fantasies?
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