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Eid 2019: The Most Mouthwatering Festive Breakfasts From Across The World

Is it even Eid if there is no mouthwatering food?
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Muslims across the world celebrate Eid al-Fitr at the end of the holy month of Ramzan. After a month of fasting from dawn to dusk, Eid is celebrated with early morning prayers and good food through the day.

While India is going to celebrate Eid tomorrow, people in many different parts of the world celebrated on Tuesday. The start of the holiday varies from country to country with splits even within the same country because the start of Eid is traditionally based on sightings of the new moon.

However, what cuts across the cultural differences is the delicious food that is made during Eid.

As Day 1 of Eid celebrations in some parts of the world is underway, we take a look at some Instagram worthy breakfasts that people had on Eid.

This healthy breakfast from Bahrain
A lavish one from Bayram, Turkey
The Pakistani breakfast of chhole-puri
A simple breakfast from Britain
Mutton and paratha from Sharjah
This delicious giant samosa
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EID BREAKFAST 2019 😋 Assalamu Alaikum my Dear Hungries. A very big Hungry Eid Mubarak to you all from my very Hungry family. What are you all eating today? What are you all wearing today? How did you eid prayer go? I hope you were all blessed to have had the best of all three. Here is my simple Eid breakfast. Some bits were homemade and some bits were shop bought because let’s face it I’m not Wonder Woman am I 👩🏻🎤🤣 1. My big fat giant crumbed samosa 2. Hungry Hijabis Hot Headed naga sauce 3. Coconut puri 4. An assortment of Indian mitai- gulab jamun and diabetic Iranian chomchom 5. Nunor bora 6. Chocolate eclairs 7. Handesh 8. Tea oh my tea 9. Date smoothie I couldn’t quite fit anymore but I’m sure in two hours time il be dining again 😋 . Unlike other years, I woke up feeling very calm. There’s a cloud of calm above me today and I’m just gonna roll with it. The kids are all dressed with ample photographs and I’m having my hair done so until later on, I shall bid you all a sweet Salam... . . . . . . . . . . #hungryhijabi #eid #eidmubarak #eidtable #eid2019 #eidmubarak2019 #eidbreakfast #eidtables #eidwithfamily #breakfast #food #foodlay #myeid #celebrate #feedthepoor #eithwithfriends #saree #dressup #eidvibes #eidparty #eidulfitr #newclothes #eidfood #samosa #mitai #smoothie #tea #mishti #chocolateeclairs @icelandfoods

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This home-cooked meal from Malaga, Spain

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