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and don't say hash browns they're American. Wink

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By:
Reynard
When: 17 Mar 19 11:20
1. Sausage
2. Bacon
3. Egg

n. Baked Beans

Happy
By:
Whisperingdeath
When: 17 Mar 19 12:04
And a cup of rosy!
By:
Injera
When: 17 Mar 19 12:15
'Egg' is too vague Silly

Scrambled would be my choice. Sausagesssss (what's all this one banger nonsense we get given!!)

Hash Brown - no!
Tomato - not for me
Black Pudding - Hmm, maybe.
Haggis - only when in Sweatyland

So to conclude:

Scrambled eggs
Sausages
Bacon
Baked Beans

Pot of tea. No toast.
By:
tictacman1
When: 17 Mar 19 12:16
Fried slice
Black pudding
Bacon
Sausage
Fried tomato
Egg
Saute potatoes
Mushrooms


Buttered toast and pot of Rosie
By:
Whisperingdeath
When: 17 Mar 19 12:45
Fried slice is contentious

We know it is bad

We know we want it

Definitely if in a greasy spoon but not at home
By:
mouse muldoon
When: 17 Mar 19 12:55
Tin of wifebeater.
By:
DenzilPenberthy
When: 17 Mar 19 12:57
Used to be LCL (lose control lager) til they reduced the volume
By:
Deptford
When: 17 Mar 19 13:38
3 sausages 3 bacon ( thick cut ) 2 fried eggs, white removed, beans, on the plate, not in one of those silly pots on the side, mushrooms, 3 slices toast, on side plate, English Breakfast Tea
By:
Reynard
When: 17 Mar 19 13:40
Deptford • March 17, 2019 12:38 PM GMT
3 sausages 3 bacon ( thick cut ) 2 fried eggs, white removed, beans, on the plate, not in one of those silly pots on the side, mushrooms, 3 slices toast, on side plate, English Breakfast Tea

Seriously ? Blush
By:
paulypaul
When: 17 Mar 19 13:45
Sausage
Bacon (crispy)
Tomato
Mushrooms
Fried egg x2
Bubble n squeak

White thick toast

Mug of builders tea
By:
Reynard
When: 17 Mar 19 13:50
paulypaul • March 17, 2019 12:45 PM GMT

Bubble n squeak

WTF ? Shocked
By:
Just Checking
When: 17 Mar 19 13:55
I had to work away for a while and stayed in a B&B where the generous hosts gave me a huge full breakfast every morning.
I've never put on weight so quickly in my life!
So can I add
Obesity
Coronary heart disease
By:
The_KAMIKAZEE_DRINKING_MACHINE
When: 17 Mar 19 13:58
I prefer poached eggs to fried. Never had a fried slice - sounds good. Never had black pudding. Never even seen it.
By:
paulypaul
When: 17 Mar 19 14:01
Bubble and squeak - Absolutely

I can't stand baked beans with a full English..the yolk of the egg in the beans is grim.

Each to their own!
By:
terry mccann
When: 17 Mar 19 14:04
Very important to make sure the beans don't touch the eggsHappy
By:
The_KAMIKAZEE_DRINKING_MACHINE
When: 17 Mar 19 14:04
I've been having wholemeal bread or similar on my lunch time sandwiches for years now because apparently they are so much healthier than white bread. Anyway today for some reason the wife buys a white loaf and and gives me a white bread sandwich and I'm like FxckinHell!!! How good is this?? I'd forgotten how lovely white bread is!! It's almost worth taking decades off your life just to eat a white bread sandwich. Sometimes I wonder- seriously- is eating wholemeal bread going to make you live longer??
By:
The_KAMIKAZEE_DRINKING_MACHINE
When: 17 Mar 19 14:06
I can do without baked beans on a fry up.
By:
terry mccann
When: 17 Mar 19 14:18
Best not too in my case KDMBlush
By:
Mr Eboue
When: 17 Mar 19 14:56
I’m a big fan of a fry up. For my money it’s best to keep things simple. I had one at a very up market restaurant yesterday and they ballsed it right up - beans were served in a tiny thimble like cup. Only one sausage and rasher of bacon and they even put some parsley on the plate.

For my money, this is what the perfect one looks like:

Three sausages. Proper butchers sausages.
Three rashers of very thick bacon. Crispy but not over-done.
Baked beans.
I’m not a fan of fried eggs so definitely scrambled.
Bread and butter.
Pot of tea.

No hash browns or black pudding for me.

Lovely.
By:
mega88
When: 17 Mar 19 15:01
plum tomms are a must I also like hp fruity sauce
By:
Shrewd_dude
When: 17 Mar 19 15:02
Square sausage, fried egg, beans and Irn Bru.
By:
The_KAMIKAZEE_DRINKING_MACHINE
When: 17 Mar 19 15:13
Scrambled eggs in a fry up?? Yuck. There is no better flavour than when bacon meets runny yolk.
By:
Jack Hacksaw
When: 17 Mar 19 15:41
Best quality bacon
Best quality sausages
Pigs Plonk
Mushrooms
Fried Egg
Grilled tomato (never tinned)
Beans in a ramekin
Thick cut hot low GI toast

Thick cut marmalade to accompany any remaining toast.

nb  The egg and beans must never come into contact.
By:
blackbarn
When: 17 Mar 19 15:47
I love scrambled egg but it has no place in a fry up.

I do a full English every couple of weeks....

My butchers in-house smoked back bacon
His Cumberland Sausages
His own Black Pudding
Fried Eggs, proper free range from my neighbour.
Mushrooms - nothing posh, just supermarket ordinary, but sauteed in half butter and half oil with lots of salt and pepper
Fried Bread - from a standard white Farmhouse loaf - You cannot make proper fried bread without white bread. Hth

I do not do tomatoes unless we have guests for breakfast, then I halve them and fry them with the eggs.  A couple of times a year, I do a full brunch and do all the above plus Lambs Kidneys and a proper Kedgeree. 

Plum tomatoes with a full english; God forbidCrazy, although they are very nice with Gammon SteakWink.
By:
sofiakenny
When: 17 Mar 19 16:10
bacon sausage black pud mushrooms onions fried bread..yum.
By:
The Management
When: 17 Mar 19 16:22
Anyone that thinks Baked Beans have a place in a full ENGLISH breakfast - hang your head in shame. The clue is in the name ffs.
By:
Deptford
When: 17 Mar 19 18:30
Mop up bean juice with toast, lovely
By:
Richie_Burnett
When: 17 Mar 19 18:46
In Merthyr:

roll-up
tin of special vat
monster munch (flaming hot)
wagon wheel
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