Fry up!

Cisco · Post by **Cisco** » Fri 12th Nov 2010 01:55 pm

Its essential to have beans

roker · Post by **roker** » Fri 12th Nov 2010 01:57 pm

Beans, beans, they're good for your heart....the more you eat, the more you ****

Dava · Post by **Dava** » Fri 12th Nov 2010 03:19 pm

cisco wrote:Its essential to have beans

beans are the main ingredient! you need them to just help everything else go down! when i eat a full english i try to get a bit of everything on my fork!

bacon,sausage,eggs,beans,toast/fried bread (no shrooms for me

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Cisco · Post by **Cisco** » Fri 12th Nov 2010 10:27 pm

Dava wrote:
cisco wrote:Its essential to have beans

beans are the main ingredient! you need them to just help everything else go down! when i eat a full english i try to get a bit of everything on my fork!

bacon,sausage,eggs,beans,toast/fried bread (no shrooms for me )

Ha ha im the same man , hold the shrooms

TwoCanucks · Post by **TwoCanucks** » Mon 15th Nov 2010 01:25 pm

I was under the impression that a true "irish" fry consists of the first five items found in a fridge being tossed in oil and served. lol.

couldn't resist, as I have many relatives from Dublin.

french fries for breaky is wrong, no matter where you are from...

here's what a Canadian breakky looks like... whammo!

they even built a Tim Hortons outlet on the Canadian Forces base in Khandahar, Afghanistan. If you notice, the soldier on the far left is American... he's convert... no one in Canada can live without Tim Hortons coffee!

Iko · Post by **Iko** » Mon 15th Nov 2010 04:32 pm

Great pic TC

smokseyj · Post by **smokseyj** » Mon 15th Nov 2010 04:55 pm

hash browns instead of chips. Must have beans, if egg isn't runny then its gotta be sent back...

us2 · Post by **us2** » Sat 27th Nov 2010 10:06 pm

Conkers wrote:I usually opt for - Bacon, sausage, egg, tomatoes, hash brown and toast.

Fried bread can be a bit too much, I do like it but not a whole slice. It seems nobody has a thing for fried mushrooms.. ergh.

Oh i love fried mushrooms, yummy

Mrs us2

Malteaserman · Post by **Malteaserman** » Sun 28th Nov 2010 11:25 pm

Am I the only one who has eggy bread ???

cantona7 · Post by **cantona7** » Mon 29th Nov 2010 12:56 am

TwoCanucks wrote:I was under the impression that a true "irish" fry consists of the first five items found in a fridge being tossed in oil and served. lol.

couldn't resist, as I have many relatives from Dublin.

french fries for breaky is wrong, no matter where you are from...

here's what a Canadian breakky looks like... whammo!

they even built a Tim Hortons outlet on the Canadian Forces base in Khandahar, Afghanistan. If you notice, the soldier on the far left is American... he's convert... no one in Canada can live without Tim Hortons coffee!

i live so close to Canada and yet iv never been to a tim hortons..i gotta change that.

i remember in 1998 i had the best cereal ever while i was in Canada...maple frosted Wheaties. are these still around? looked for them on my last few visits and had no luck.

ftcarer · Post by **ftcarer** » Mon 29th Nov 2010 09:43 am

Malteaserman wrote:Am I the only one who has eggy bread ???

shit that takes me back , my mum used to make that almost every sunday morning when we were little

haven't made it for my kds in ages

TwoCanucks · Post by **TwoCanucks** » Wed 1st Dec 2010 11:00 am

Well cantona7 if you went to Canada in BC around Vancouver there were probably as many Starbucks as Tim Hortons... the West Coast is a little more "hip" than central and eastern Canada.

Maple Wheaties... I'll have a look, never had them... but there is a McLobster at McDonalds in the Maritimes (New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and PEI).

Colina · Post by **Colina** » Wed 1st Dec 2010 01:51 pm

A McLobster... crazy!
we never had that in europe.
I guess they even don't do that in the US.

You made me curious and I found that on wikipedia:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McDonald%2 ... ational%29

SkinAnother · Post by **SkinAnother** » Wed 1st Dec 2010 02:14 pm

I never understood having chips with brekkie!! a hash brown or 2 is a must but chips?? Im from the south of England and never came across it until I moved to Swansea, South Wales. Although my local greasy spoon has now replaced them with fried potatoes which seem to go down alot better

When I lived in Southampton the place across the road from me served Bubble 'n' Squeak with their brekkie, took me back as my mother always cooked that with her fry ups!! Fooking lovely!! Anyone else partial to a bit of Bubble with their brekkie??

Cisco · Post by **Cisco** » Wed 1st Dec 2010 02:39 pm

Had some B&S with breckie on sunday for the first time in ages