Well, worth a try:
breakfast = Scrambled eggs on toast
break = make a hash
fast = in short order

hash – verb (used with object)
6. to chop (break?) into small pieces; make into hash

Main Entry: fast
Synonyms: apace, chop-chop, expeditiously, flat-out, fleetly, full tilt, hastily, hurriedly, in a flash, in haste, in nothing flat, in short order

If correct, methinks "Scrambled eggs on toast" is
an example, not a definition of breakfast.

It's MY breakfast!

That's why I used the question mark. Probably should have use "Scrambled eggs on toast maybe?"

Would love to hear Sue's thoughts as I'm always surprised at legality of some I'd find dubious but illegality of some I expect to be OK!

Here tis Denis, winging its way on Air New Zealand (just awarded best airline)

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Thanks Paul.

Ed claps, jumps up with top off! (7)

Oh, by the way, on this (thanks Koala):
"TEAM CANADA - 76
Denis - 61"
...I'm being tested for illegal use of steroids!

Scalped?

Anagam of 'ed claps'?

Shucks...12 minutes

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Wasn't this enjoyable? :

Pants on the ground
Pants on the ground
Lookin’ like a fool with you pants on the ground
Gold in your mouth
Hat turned sideways, pants hit the ground
Call yourself a cool cat looking like a fool
Walking down town with yo pants on the ground
get it up!!
HEY! got your pants off the ground
lookin like a fool, walkin talking
with you pants on the ground
get it up
hey get them pants off the ground

Thanks Denis

Next one from a recent Irish newspaper (be warned!)

A drink? For what the malingerer's got; by the sound of it (9) 1 'e'

Just reading Pandora's explanation as to why the '?' is needed, so I've added it on this clue to make it 'more legal'

Scrambled eggs on toast? Make a hash of it in short order. (9)

I think the direct is fine because of the question mark, which indicates it's either an example or some kind of word play.

"Make a hash" = "break" is the iffy part for me.

Good cryptic, good solve.

clue time: The direct is more an example than a definition.
2 'a's

Champagne - sounds like - sham pain

Bravo Koala, I found that one very tricky

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Thank you Mr. T

Sailor with solitary seafood delicacy (7)

Abalone - ab (sailor) + alone (solitary) = seafood delicacy

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Thanks cobber!

Here'another one I've "borrowed" from a recent paper and rather liked:

Ultimately spout rubbish on origin of high fidelity (5) - no e.

troth

Fidelity=direct

Ultimately spou(T) + rubbish(ROT) + origin of (H)igh