Still hungry? Have a 'second breakfast'  CANDICE CHOI AP Food
Industry Writer Published:  NEW YORK (AP) -- Sometimes one
breakfast isn't enough. So why not sneak in a second or a third?
On-the-go Americans increasingly are consuming their morning
calories over several hours instead of sitting down to devour a
plate of pancakes, bacon and eggs in one sitting. The case of
the morning munchies is being fueled by the belief that it's
healthier to eat several smaller meals instead of three squares
a day.  What qualifies as a snack or a meal is a matter of
perspective, of course. But food companies are rolling out
smaller bites that feed the growing appetite for morning snacks.
General Mills, Quaker Oats and others are adding to their lineup
of breakfast bars and yogurts. Sara Lee's Jimmy Dean this summer
introduced mini breakfast sandwiches. And fast food chains like
McDonald's in recent years have expanded their breakfast menus
to include morning snacks like smoothies and a fruit-and-walnut
pack.  "It's breakfa