Is it normal that i eat fish for breakfast?

do you at least cook it?

A standard Thai breakfast food is rice soup with anchovies!

I think it's quite unusual in America and the UK, but in most other places it's pretty normal.

I drink a pepsi and smoke a cigarette for breakfast.

At least you are eating actual food.

I eat dried fish like they’re chips so I don’t find this odd at all

Fish is an excellent source of protein in the morning.

I often eat red salmon as part of my breakfast ( I have a favorite breakfast of red salmon and whole oats ).

Good for you,

I had smoked salmon for breakfast this morning

Lox on a bagel is pretty normal for breakfast.

Who said that your first meal of the day has to be eggs and pancakes? Your first meal can be anything you want. I have had pancakes and even cold cereal for dinner before. Mostly because that is what I felt like eating at the time. I often have cold pizza and a pepsi for breakfast. That IS the breakfast of champions.

Salmon and eggs with a lil salsa is a good breakfast to me.

Breakfast isn’t normal

Salmon on bagels with cream cheese is delicious breakfast.

In Victorian and Edwardian times, kippers - smoked herring - were a very common part of breakfast, either on their own, with toast, scrambled eggs or all three. That's considered very old fashioned now, but I wouldn't be surprised if some people do start their day with some very pungent, oily fish.

Kedgeree was a common breakfast in Britain during the Victorian period. It's rice with flakes of smoked haddock, sliced hard-boiled egg, parsley, butter, curry powder, cream and possibly raisins. Again, it's very unusual to have that for breakfast these days, and it's more a lunch or dinner thing now.

You can really eat whatever you want for breakfast. I've had leftovers from lunch and dinner for breakfast, as well as other non-traditionally breakfast foods, before on multiple occasions.