Most seem cardboard replicas like you'd get in a wetherspoons with measured ingredients. You can't beat an old school greasy spoon where you still get tinned plum tomatoes and not half a grilled one. Mushrooms also seems to be a thing of the past.
You can but you'd be wrongDare I say the Full Scottish we got served at uni was better:
Sausage
Square sausage
Potato scone
Beans
Black pudding
Haggis
Tomato
Mushrooms
Bacon
We did also try Ulster Fry in Belfast, probably my least favourite of the 3. Too much potato.You can but you'd be wrong
Maybe not a fad but definitely more commonplace these days. Always find a delicious finale to any fry up is mopping up the tinned tomato juice with buttered bread/fried bread/toast and you can't do that with half a grilled tomato!I'm not sure a grilled tomato being part of a Full English is a fad. I would rather have it than baked beans if they are indeed part of a Full English. Bacon, egg, sausage, mushrooms & grilled tomato with some toast & a cup of tea sounds like perfection to me.
I would think a proper Full Scottish would be cooked totally in a deep fat fryer with the exception of the egg and there would be no tomato anywhere near it. I am not a fan of Haggis and it should be nowhere near anyone's breakfast.We did also try Ulster Fry in Belfast, probably my least favourite of the 3. Too much potato.
Haggis is seriously underrated breakfast food though.
Used to have it on burgers tooI would think a proper Full Scottish would be cooked totally in a deep fat fryer with the exception of the egg and there would be no tomato anywhere near it. I am not a fan of Haggis and it should be nowhere near anyone's breakfast.
@Brighton Sky Blue started it by suggesting eating haggis, black pudding & square sausage for breakfast!This isn’t really a very healthy thread is it
Fried bread! That’s a food from my childhood, amazed my heart hasn’t packed up, with all the lard I ate as a kid. That and passive smoking.
Dare I say the Full Scottish we got served at uni was better:
Sausage
Square sausage
Potato scone
Beans
Black pudding
Haggis
Tomato
Mushrooms
Bacon
If it’s wrong I don’t want to be right@Brighton Sky Blue started it by suggesting eating haggis, black pudding & square sausage for breakfast!
Beats a hash brown any day.Potato scone! That’s what it was! Not a pancake. Lovely stuff. Who needs hash browns?
Some people up here will eat potato scones in a roll with nothing else!Potato scone! That’s what it was! Not a pancake. Lovely stuff. Who needs hash browns?
BATCHSome people up here will eat potato scones in a roll with nothing else!
Some people up here will eat potato scones in a roll with nothing else!
I like a scallop batch from the chippy
I like a chip butty but a potato scone is a dry tasteless flat scone with a bit of potato in it, it's like eating a bread sandwichI like a scallop batch from the chippy
All cooked in heart healthy olive oilThis isn’t really a very healthy thread is it
O'Toole's is spot onO'Tooles Earlsdon.
The Loft (old Rialto) Radford
Are decent
Neighbours no good, he’s always on holiday….Hill top farm or your neighbours house, I’ve heard he does a fantastic fry up
That’s top of my list at the moment. Been there for lunch, but not done breakfast there.The view-Henley in Arden.
Ahem, tatty scone…. According to my good lady (she should know)Potato scone! That’s what it was! Not a pancake. Lovely stuff. Who needs hash browns?
Well if having it served naked floats your boat...!The cafe at Wellesbourn airfield is top notch.
Full monty with toast and a brew!
I like a nice bit of black puddingWell if having it served naked floats your boat...!
Just makes sure that's a sausage on your plate.
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