Grandma Lin said: "There are only two of us at home, him and me, so we usually eat whatever we want. In the past, when there were more people at home, I would also consider the children's tastes in the morning and cook whatever they wanted to eat."

The young comrade remembered that all of Grandma Lin's family members were gone, and felt a little embarrassed.

But Grandma Lin saw what she was thinking and said with a smile, "They are still here, just not here."

There is nothing to hide about this kind of thing now.

The young comrade didn't quite understand, but since Grandma Lin didn't mind, he asked. After all, wasn't the mission to learn more about these people? "So what did they like to eat when there were other people in the family?"

"That's a lot." Grandma Lin thought for a moment before saying, "My son and daughter-in-law both like to have porridge in the morning, whether it's plain porridge, preserved egg and lean meat porridge, or cordyceps and pork ribs porridge. They love porridge anyway. And since porridge alone can't fill you up, it's best to add some other staple foods, like steamed buns, pot stickers, or fried dumplings. They won't eat steamed buns anyway."

"My granddaughter likes to eat a lot of things, but her favorite is steamed buns. Not white buns, but buns cut with butter or fried eggs. She also likes small steamed buns with condensed milk."

"They don't like noodles that much, but they love rice noodles." Grandma Lin's eyes widened as she grumbled, "There was a time when I really loved eating snail noodles. I ate them early in the morning and the room smelled bad the whole day. I don't know what else is good."

Although the little comrade was eating delicious food, he couldn't help but swallow a little when he heard Grandma Lin read out a string of names: "W-so much food."

"That's not a lot. We have a lot of choices where we are, and the kids like to try a little bit of everything."

"But they prefer eating out because adults won't control them and they can eat whatever they want. Of course, it's definitely not as healthy as eating at home, but they like it and there's nothing we can do about it. There are so many varieties, like hand-pulled pancakes and egg-filled pancakes. You tell me I can make them at home, but they insist on eating out."

Jiang Yifei asked at this time: "Does it cost a lot of money to eat those things?"

"That's not necessary. Breakfast is still very cheap."