The Great Breakfast photo thread (Vol. 2)

[SpeckledJim]

Gluggy said:

Some yummy looking breakfasts and it's nice to see some angular plates as well, maybe us "non-roundies" can start a revolution and show the world (or forum at least) that a full English is so much better on a square plate, its like playing a game of Tetris with sausages and bacon - everything has its place and fits perfectly.

Rarely is someone so wrong that we suspect them of being American whilst in possession of a computer, but this is getting close.

[CharlieH89]

SpeckledJim said:

CharlieH89 said:

Pancakes were perfect.

Jesus Christ.

Burgers and a choice of cavity wall insulation doth not a breakfast make.

Happy to spark up some breakfast debate

The sausage patties were really nice as were the pancakes. I’ve had better scrambled egg but 2 out of 3 is good. I had tomato sauce for the sausage and syrup for the pancakes but as has been said, accidental syrup and sausage occurred and It goes well.
Might cook my own breakfast in the morning depending how much sleep the baby allows me tonight before work.

[BrabusMog]

It's a bit too hot for a cooked breakfast at the moment for me, can't see my frying til at least Friday

[Sticks.]

BrabusMog said:

It's a bit too hot for a cooked breakfast at the moment for me, can't see my frying til at least Friday

BBQ?

[SpeckledJim]

BrabusMog said:

It's a bit too hot for a cooked breakfast at the moment for me, can't see my frying til at least Friday

Bacon may be key here. As good cold as it is hot, and lovely on toast with some onion relish.

[BrabusMog]

Not bbqing breakie and it's just going to be a bowl of Cheerio's until this weather calms down a bit

[Gluggy]

SpeckledJim said:

Gluggy said:

Some yummy looking breakfasts and it's nice to see some angular plates as well, maybe us "non-roundies" can start a revolution and show the world (or forum at least) that a full English is so much better on a square plate, its like playing a game of Tetris with sausages and bacon - everything has its place and fits perfectly.

Rarely is someone so wrong that we suspect them of being American whilst in possession of a computer, but this is getting close.

Can assure you I'm not American but in all fairness your not the first person to suspect that something is very wrong with me

[loskie]

CharlieH89 said:

Pancakes were perfect.

Can't believe no has complimented you on your choice of water bottle. You just had to get that out there didn't you?

[FiF]

Cotty said:

seyre1972 said:

I think “Sausage Syrup Cross contamination” is an accidental occurrence , but having had it can say it’s nice, but likely to be derided if done on purpose.

Why not put them on different plates if they are not suppose to be mixed. I wouldn't put toast and marmalade on the same plate as my fry up

Waits for one particular fan of toast and marmalade as part of a FEB to pipe up.

[48k]

TaM is the perfect finish to a FEB but not on the same plate.
Must be on white bread that has gone slightly cold.

[ChevronB19]

48k said:

TaM is the perfect finish to a FEB but not on the same plate.
Must be on white bread that has gone slightly cold.

Completely agree. You are wise in the ways of the FEB.

[CharlesdeGaulle]

ChevronB19 said:

48k said:

TaM is the perfect finish to a FEB but not on the same plate.
Must be on white bread that has gone slightly cold.

Completely agree. You are wise in the ways of the FEB.

Toast, surely, not bread?

[Bear-n]

I really want slightly cold white toast with marmalade now.

[48k]

CharlesdeGaulle said:

ChevronB19 said:

48k said:

TaM is the perfect finish to a FEB but not on the same plate.
Must be on white bread that has gone slightly cold.

Completely agree. You are wise in the ways of the FEB.

Toast, surely, not bread?

What do you think the T stands for in TaM?
What's toast made from?

[thetapeworm]

Sausage and haggis sandwich in Edinburgh.

[CharlesdeGaulle]

thetapeworm said:

Sausage and haggis sandwich in Edinburgh.

If only St-swinnerton-the-sanctimonious was still with us. His comments on that bad boy would be priceless.

[BrabusMog]

Minus points for a brioche bun, it's in Scotland so it should be lorne sausage and I'm not sure haggis has any place on a plate before midday. 5/10 as it looks well cooked, otherwise would be a 3-4/10.

[thetapeworm]

It was £3.50 on an eat in basis on the Royal Mile and very tasty, no matter how low you mark it I'm taking it as a win

I got into a discussion with a member of staff in the hotel restaurant regarding the concept of the "over sausage" as their buffet option had changed to an ordering process due to COVID and I wondered if this had impacted gluttony levels. You can still have as much as you like, as many times as you like, but you have to ask rather than skulk away with a pocket full of delights.

He suggested that his "record" for a sausage order was a frankly paltry 4, you can't even make a pyramid out of 4.

[BrabusMog]

I obviously came across as a glutton in a similar situation when I asked for 4 bacon and 3 sausages at a Premier Inn once - they must have given me a 5 egg scrambled egg to go with it!

[seyre1972]

ChevronB19 said:

48k said:

TaM is the perfect finish to a FEB but not on the same plate.
Must be on white bread that has gone slightly cold.

Completely agree. You are wise in the ways of the FEB.

Plus +1