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Old 11-15-2004, 03:08 PM
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Breakfast...

Now that I'm on a 'diet' I try to eat breakfast, .
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However, my favourite breakfast is English breakfast. Two bacons, two poached eggs or alternatively scrambled eggs, two hashbrowns or alternatively a piece of toast, some baked beans, and brown sauce. That's the best thing ever!!!!! Yummy :P
Somehow, I can´t imagine, in any circumstance, me eating English breakfast. Just thinking about it makes my stomach go all-around.
I used to think that too. I couldn't imagine having English breakfast, it sounded disgusting. Then one time last October Tom's dad made it for me, and I loved it!!! It's so good, and especially if you have a hangover that's the best breakfast you can have. Of course we only have it once every two weeks or so, and if you make it properly it's not too fatty - grill the bacon, which gets rid of excessive fat, and poach the eggs. It's really really good!!! I can't have sausages in my English breakfast though, I hate English sausages
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Old 11-15-2004, 03:16 PM
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just not having the right sausages m'dear.

A fry up is one of the few delicacies our great little nation has given the world and it's your loss if you won't try it.

I love whacked a fried egg (runny yoke is a must) bit of sausage, potato scone, some bacon and beans on a roll and covering it with tomato sauce.

this is making me far too hungry, i'm, going to go and see if i can find anywhere in town that does a roll with all that on it.
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Old 11-15-2004, 03:18 PM
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I can't have sausages in my English breakfast though, I hate English sausages

No Kabanossi or HK Sininen.

And I still have to say, I like my breakfast not-that-heavy. All that greasy food sounds awful for breakfast.
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Old 11-15-2004, 03:24 PM
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just not having the right sausages m'dear.
That's what everybody keeps saying. But nothing I've tried I've liked.

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A fry up is one of the few delicacies our great little nation has given the world and it's your loss if you won't try it.
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I love whacked a fried egg (runny yoke is a must) bit of sausage, potato scone, some bacon and beans on a roll and covering it with tomato sauce.
Runny yoke is a must, I agree.

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this is making me far too hungry, i'm, going to go and see if i can find anywhere in town that does a roll with all that on it.
I'm also starving for English breakfast now Maybe tomorrow at the airport, Stansted has an excellent restaurant which serves breakfast all day and it's really good!
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However, my favourite breakfast is English breakfast. Two bacons, two poached eggs or alternatively scrambled eggs, two hashbrowns or alternatively a piece of toast, some baked beans, and brown sauce. That's the best thing ever!!!!! Yummy :P
Now you're talking!!!

Actually havnt had that for quite some time, if I get up early enough I usually have musli or porridge
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Until recently I just used to have a packet of crisps or something but lately I've started having readybrek
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The way I figure, English breakfast sounds as disgusting as eating mämmi for breakfast, and that ladies and gentlemen is not very good.
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The way I figure, English breakfast sounds as disgusting as eating mämmi for breakfast, and that ladies and gentlemen is not very good.
I could make English breakfast for you one day, maybe on the Sunday two weeks from now, then we'll see
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Old 11-15-2004, 05:28 PM
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I usually have some cheese or lunchmeat sandwiches... Sometimes oat porridge and sometimes yoghurt & muesli... But I can't live without a proper breakfast - that's for sure!

And I love English breakfasts! Can't wait for the first week of 2005 when I'll be in London and can enjoy a proper English breakfast .
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I love whacked a fried egg (runny yoke is a must) bit of sausage, potato scone, some bacon and beans on a roll and covering it with tomato sauce.
Runny yoke is a must, I agree.
I always though it was spelled "yolk". Which, BTW is the way Merriam-Webster lists it. Althoug "Yoke" is a variant...

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