A new study from the NPD Group reports that people are going back to bacon-and-eggs for breakfast.
The study says that people ate eggs for breakfast at home 33 times-per-person during 2002, up from 27 times-per-person during 1997. Bacon was consumed 13 times per person this year, up from 12 times in 1997.
Breakfast was eaten at home 77 percent of the time, according to the NPD study.
The study says that people ate eggs for breakfast at home 33 times-per-person during 2002, up from 27 times-per-person during 1997. Bacon was consumed 13 times per person this year, up from 12 times in 1997.
Breakfast was eaten at home 77 percent of the time, according to the NPD study.
- KC's View:
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We would eat them in a house, we would eat them with a mouse. We think these eggs and ham are great, we’d eat them early, we’d eat them late…
(Sounds like a promotion waiting to happen to us…)
