Alibi Ike
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your guests need to get up for breakfast anyway.I'm going to try smoothies. First on myself. My big problem with smoothies is the noise. Running a blender in an open kitchen with guest rooms on 2 sides is tricky.Ike, I thought of you this morning. Not much fruit in the kitchen to choose from this morning and had 1 room that had been here for 3 nights, so the fresh fruit had already been served to them the previous days. I made peach smoothies with canned peaches with the juice, ice, heavy cream (ran out of yogurt) and sugar. All 6 guests drank up every drop so those canned peaches in the pantry came in handy!.
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if I heard a blender running, I would think, "sounds like something interesting for breakfast!"
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And yet many would think, 'What is that God-awful racket,' and be very grumpy. This is one of the things you find out once you own a place...the number of guests who will NOT book a room near the kitchen because they want to sleep in.bnbtraveler said:your guests need to get up for breakfast anyway.
if I heard a blender running, I would think, "sounds like something interesting for breakfast!"
We start breakfast prep at 6 AM. Not everyone is even thinking about being awake at that point.