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    Ultimate English Breakfast

    Since it's Easter, it's always nice to have a good hearty breakfast. What would you consider to be the ultimate English Breakfast?


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    just toast for me thats what i like with apricot preserve too yum yum yum, plus a coffee too


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    2 eggs
    2bacon
    1 sausage
    fried tomatoes
    mushrooms
    black pudding
    two of toast
    pot of tea

    That was mine & my Mahals breakfeast this easter morning...A rare treat as breakfeast usually consists of porridge with banana & honey




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    Well, i dont partake of a full english so much these days ( though I used to eat one every day offshore ) but when i do i like to top it off with a slice or two of black pudding!


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    Wetherspoons this morning

    Scrambled eggs, two rashers of bacon and two sausages, with baked beans, three hash browns, a flat mushroom and half a grilled tomato and two slices of toast. Washed down with a large coffee came to about a fiver.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Dedworth View Post
    Wetherspoons this morning

    Scrambled eggs, two rashers of bacon and two sausages, with baked beans, three hash browns, a flat mushroom and half a grilled tomato and two slices of toast. Washed down with a large coffee came to about a fiver.
    Amazing value Ded i have no wetherspoons in my town unfortunatley




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    Quote Originally Posted by stevie c View Post
    Amazing value Ded i have no wetherspoons in my town unfortunatley
    Worth looking out for if you are on your travels the smaller version is great value too , £2.99 gets you

    1 x egg, 1 x sausage, half a tom, 2 x hash browns, beans, 2 rashers bacon, slice of toast £2.99 (beware though at airports they charge approx double)

    We go quite often on a Sat or Sun up till 12 noon


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    mmmm would love a good English Breakfast. Especially black pudding. I'll be in Spain soon, so hoping that I'll find a good place to get a full English.

    Paid a fiver for a bottle of beer the other day Ded, would be happy if there was a wetherspoons here.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Dedworth View Post
    Wetherspoons this morning

    Scrambled eggs, two rashers of bacon and two sausages, with baked beans, three hash browns, a flat mushroom and half a grilled tomato and two slices of toast.
    ... appeals to me also! Indeed, OUR local Wetherspoons (formerly Perth Trustee Savings Bank HQ ... appropriately renamed 'The Capital Asset') ... happens to be conveniently situated overlooking the River Tay - right next door to the church Myrna & I attend.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Dedworth View Post
    Worth looking out for if you are on your travels the smaller version is great value too , £2.99 gets you

    1 x egg, 1 x sausage, half a tom, 2 x hash browns, beans, 2 rashers bacon, slice of toast £2.99 (beware though at airports they charge approx double)

    We go quite often on a Sat or Sun up till 12 noon
    WOW yes. Cant get much for 2.99 here on the IOM...no Wetherspoons here either.


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    Quote Originally Posted by RickyR View Post

    Paid a fiver for a bottle of beer the other day Ded, would be happy if there was a wetherspoons here.

    We went to Aldi yesterday to buy amongst other stuff bedding plants at £1.79 a tray. I took the opportunity to invest in 5 x 500ml bottles of Courage Best and 5 x 500ml of Dutch 5% Bavaria at £1.00 per bottle. I saw in Sainsburys later they are supporting Rip Off Britain flogging the Best @ £1.95


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    Quote Originally Posted by Dedworth View Post
    Washed down with a large coffee came to about a fiver.
    !! But ...

    Quote Originally Posted by Dedworth View Post
    Worth looking out for if you are on your travels the smaller version is great value too , £2.99 gets you

    1 x egg, 1 x sausage, half a tom, 2 x hash browns, beans, 2 rashers bacon, slice of toast
    ... that's MY ""! And BOTH - great value for money.


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    Quote Originally Posted by stevie c View Post
    2 eggs
    2bacon
    1 sausage
    fried tomatoes
    mushrooms
    black pudding
    two of toast
    pot of tea
    wheres the baked beans


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    Quote Originally Posted by imagine View Post
    wheres the baked beans ...
    ... they're now " HAS BEENS" ... because ...


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    ... of their flatuous after-effects ... ...


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    These days I get 2 Purefood hot dogs a fried egg, a plate full of white boiled rice and a spoonful of Katsup!... Yuk!
    Dont rub it in!


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    Quote Originally Posted by Arthur Little View Post
    ... of their flatulent after-effects ... ...
    I introduced Mrs Lastlid to baked beans and she loved em. After a few weeks I pointed out to her the after affects and once the penny dropped and she had put 2 and 2 together she has stopped eating them ever since...


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    Perfectly cooked Scrambled Egg bound with a chive beurre blanc and topped with smoked salmon. All served on a lightly toasted brioche


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    There's a pub along the road from where I live; 'the 208', it's called ... happens to be located opposite the driveway to Perth Crematorium. Handy watering hole for funeral parties.


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    speaking of breakfast nothing beat mine..in my own opinion



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    Quote Originally Posted by Terpe View Post
    Perfectly cooked Scrambled Egg bound with a chive beurre blanc and topped with smoked salmon. All served on a lightly toasted brioche
    Bagles and smoked salmon and cream cheese. That was my ex wifes favourite. Washed down with a bucks fizz.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Moy View Post
    speaking of breakfast nothing beat mine..in my own opinion



    Wow!! gimme gimme


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    I have a full english every Monday lunchtime at a truck stop in Wales.

    5 rashers of bacon
    2 sausages
    loads of baked beans
    egg
    fried bread
    toast
    tea

    All for a fiver and this one fills you up


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    Usually its just toast but we are at a B&B in Blackpool at the moment, so enjoying a nice full english in the mornings.


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    Quote Originally Posted by rusty View Post
    Usually its just toast but we are at a B&B in Blackpool at the moment, so enjoying a nice full english in the mornings.
    You see the new comedy carpet, Rusty?


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    Quote Originally Posted by lastlid View Post
    You see the new comedy carpet, Rusty?
    Yes, as we were walking up to it, we wondered why all the people were walking in circles and looking down.


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    So the essential ingrediants for the Breakfast of Champions is:

    Fried Eggs or Scrambled Eggs
    Sausages
    Bacon
    Fried Bread
    Toast
    Black Pudding
    Hash Browns
    Baked Beans

    mmmmm :-) When we lived in Cebu there is a guy there who makes his own bacon, sells it pretty cheaply. Living in the Middle East means pretty no pork (its available in special pork shops, but it isn't cheap).

    I've got to admit, on rare occasions I do like Smoked Salmon with Scrambled Eggs on Toast :-) Yum Yum


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    I remember taking bacon and sausages, along with hop extract into Libya where it was banned, they would often intercept it in Immigration but not always and that meant providing a "pork" lifeline to those that were there semi permanently. The nearest one could get otherwise, was beef bacon, which wasnt really close to the real deal.


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    When I cook my cooked English breakfast, the essential items are:

    Bacon (grilled)
    Fried eggs
    Black pudding (grilled)
    Tomatoes (tinned, good quality)
    Fried mushrooms (the big flat brown ones)
    White toast
    Coffee

    Optional extras are:

    Sausages
    Baked beans
    Fried bread
    Hash browns / fried potato
    Tea
    Orange or grapefruit juice

    When my wife's family visited, they loved it! Apparently, her brother has looked all over Manila and hasn't found a better "English" breakfast then mine!


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    Quote Originally Posted by jamieXXXmaria View Post
    I have a full english every Monday lunchtime at a truck stop in Wales.

    5 rashers of bacon
    2 sausages
    loads of baked beans
    egg
    fried bread
    toast
    tea

    All for a fiver and this one fills you up
    What a bargain! 7 quid for a breakfast fry up here. Ok for high days and holidays

    http://unionjacktavern.com.ph/menus.php?catid=1


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