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- Ramanisky22
looks delicious .. but a couple of questions
is this really a brekky for 1 ??
and is this a regular everyday brekky ??
damn the eggs and sausage alone and I’m good.
- Yes & absolutely not.Wolfboy
- It's like a treat breakfast, but some folk will have that every single day.PhanLo
- ^ Pheeeeew... thank you.
Fuck, now I’m hungry.Ramanisky2 - What exactly is that burnt toast looking thing?Ramanisky2
- Black pudding
https://en.wikipedia…PhanLo - tomatoes are not breakfast.
one third of that is not food.imbecile - Love black pudding_niko
- This is a pretty excessive example and +1 for a treat. A couple of unexpected items in the bagging area for me, but black pudding is not one of them!MrT
- Drool! Fuggin love black pudding!sab
- Pass on the black pudding. What the frig are those circular things at the bottom?kalkal
- 1 - yes, 2 - no, 3 - I think this was your main meal till tea, if you worked in the field. Lunch was a snack on the go, as people relied on natural lightmaikel
- Oh my... I usually have juice and water for breakfast until 11am, I see this and it makes me want to puke!OBBTKN
- https://i.imgur.com/…utopian
- that's not a proper english breakfast - there's no fried bread ffs.
no idea what those two small discs at the front are. hash browns are a us import.hans_glib - its the - get cancer and a heartattack as fast as possible - breakfast.neverscared
- @hans, US import or not, you can't deny some sort of fried potato is an excellent breakfast addition.Continuity
- Never ate a real english breakfast, only the vegetarian version. fucking love it. sometimes I do it for the family with meat as well.oey_oey
- for me since I'm vegan I pass the egg but recently I saw a recipe for vegan fried egg so I will have to try it.oey_oey
- "vegan fried egg"
Do tell us more!palimpsest - -1 needs to use the sausage as a breakwater for the beanskingsteven
- I get this when I’m in full England but at home in America it’s bacon and eggs, home fries and toast at a dinernb
- Tomatoes are not breakfast? Ever heard of BLT's?jagara
- MDRpalimpsest
- @continuity, you've clearly never tasted the pure unaldulterated joy that is fried bread, or you'd never have said that.hans_glib
- hash browns are lovely, but not in a full english. they belong in the yank version, with that sad excuse for bacon they have over there, and eggs over easyhans_glib
- toast and jelly.hans_glib
- ulster version of this is usually the same with more bread. agree with the hash browns, this one is particularly huge too, latke territorykingsteven
- i do love a full english, but there's a lot of shitty versions. Decent quality sausages and bacon make it extra special. Fried bread I've never gotten into thoIanbolton
- I still wanna know about the vegan fried egg.palimpsest
- I got my answer: https://www.qbn.com/…palimpsest
- Goodness, hans - I figured you'd know those were white pudding at the bottom there.Nairn
- ^ oh yeah, didn't spot that. What the hell's white pudding?Ianbolton
- ^ Not-black pudding, obvs.Continuity
- Only thing that looks shit on this plate is that undercooked bacon. Fuck sake.
But still want to try a bit of everything else.Ramanisky2 - you have to be american. that's how proper bacon should look. tbh it should be collar not back but no-one eats collar any more :(hans_glib
- @detritus, doh, of course! it looked suspiciously industrial so i mistook it for some sort of oaty biscuit horrorhans_glib
- I want to try some of this collar bacon. Provided it isn't normally smoked, and just cured, one could probably easily make it at home, too.Continuity
- Collar is good, but less common (in AU anyway). Proper bacon for me is streaky.MrT
- Typical 'Scottish Breakfast' if you go to a decent B&B. You'd get cereal, then some toast and jam, then you'd be asked what you want for your fry-up.microkorg
- Sets you up for the day if you're going to be out all day hiking in the highlands ;)microkorg
- So does cold-soaked instant mash.palimpsest
- I ate this almost daily in Wales for over a month when I was there. It was the only noteworthy food I ate in the UK. The mushrooms are missing from ur pic,cherub
- the sausage is heavenly, the hashbrowns don't belong, and the black pudding is delicious. Beans are filler, if u are a large lad.cherub
- That's a bowl cloggerstoplying