Best breakfast?
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Wow that was good!
Poached eggs with toast and a salad! Going to work out later, so will give me a nice boost for it!
Poached eggs with toast and a salad! Going to work out later, so will give me a nice boost for it!
3 Sausage
3 Rashers of Back Bacon
3 Rashers of Streaky Bacon
2 Fried Bread
2 Toast
3 Eggs Scrambled
2 Slice Black Pudding
2 Tomato's
Mushrooms cooked in butter
Filter coffee
Grapefruit juice
Glass of milk
Has to be exceptional quality produce, no mass produced watery supermarket meat and it's not something I would have more than a couple of times a month but when done right it is a breakfast of ultimate epicness!
3 Rashers of Back Bacon
3 Rashers of Streaky Bacon
2 Fried Bread
2 Toast
3 Eggs Scrambled
2 Slice Black Pudding
2 Tomato's
Mushrooms cooked in butter
Filter coffee
Grapefruit juice
Glass of milk
Has to be exceptional quality produce, no mass produced watery supermarket meat and it's not something I would have more than a couple of times a month but when done right it is a breakfast of ultimate epicness!
Best Breakfast for me specifically would be from Dusty's restaurant in Whistler's Creekside Village when I worked in Canada a few years ago.
A Breakfast Buritto with diced hash browns.
It was basically a Burito made with scrambled egg, bacon, mushroom, cheese and a sort of tomato salsa. It was delicious, but very few places do Breakfast Burittos over here.
A Breakfast Buritto with diced hash browns.
It was basically a Burito made with scrambled egg, bacon, mushroom, cheese and a sort of tomato salsa. It was delicious, but very few places do Breakfast Burittos over here.
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A slice of porage from your porage drawer
mmmmmmmmmmm.............Hairy Pie for me
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Full English, porridge or cornflakes depending on what you did the night before and what time you eat breakfast.
After a really heavy night out: Monster
After waking up next to the 25 year old I was dancing with: Jagermeister, then Crunchy nut cornflakes, then more Jager before she wakes up
Normally: Bacon, sausage, fried egg, beans, more sausage, more egg, lots and lots of brown sauce, all in a lightly toasted stottie
Though I usually stick with cornflakes or toast
After waking up next to the 25 year old I was dancing with: Jagermeister, then Crunchy nut cornflakes, then more Jager before she wakes up
Normally: Bacon, sausage, fried egg, beans, more sausage, more egg, lots and lots of brown sauce, all in a lightly toasted stottie
Though I usually stick with cornflakes or toast
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I've always wondered, how much do you spend a week on food? Must be quite a lot
A week? On average over £60 for myself - so not that much really.
I seldom drink, and don't play computer games etc.. so I spend my money on good food. 
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Naughty breakfast....Cold chinese is horrible, even re-heated chinese is horrible.
Bacon, toast, hash browns, scrambled eggs, sausage maybe. CUP OF TEA!
Bacon, toast, hash browns, scrambled eggs, sausage maybe. CUP OF TEA!
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2x Bacon, 2x Sausage, 2x Eggs scrambled, 2x slices of Fried Black Pudding, 2x Hash Browns, 1x Fresh Slice in half Tomato (fried), 100g of fresh fried mushrooms and 1 x Fried Bread.
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