The cost of breakfast is at its lowest level in five years thanks to falling commodity prices.
The FT Breakfast index monitors the equally weighted average price of six commodities - milk, coffee, wheat, orange juice, sugar and lean hogs, or pork.
The index is now at its lowest level since 2010.
While that is good news for consumers, food deflation is proving a real problem for farmers.
Coffee prices, for example, are down 28% this year.
Prices spiked last year because of a drought in Brazil which hit supply but have fallen because of strong crops this year and a drop in the value of the Brazilian currency.
The index shows that pork prices are down 16%, sugar has fallen 22% while milk prices have slumped 33% on the back of international oversupply in the face of weak demand from China and Russia.
The price of orange juice has reduced by 10%, while wheat prices have fallen by 23% due to record harvests in the likes of France and Australia.
