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What constitutes the perfect cooked breakfast?


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Beans with a full English?  

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  1. 1. Beans with a full English?

    • Aye, bean me up, Scotty.
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    • Nay, poke your beans up your bum, one at a time.
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Nothing worse than getting served a great breakfast only to find that they haven't spread the butter on the toast and you have to do it yourself. And its a fucking ice cold brick of butter. 

Provision of a rock hard slab of butter for toast should be considered a law-breaker, along with shoplifting and fraud.

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Nothing worse than getting served a great breakfast only to find that they haven't spread the butter on the toast and you have to do it yourself. And its a fucking ice cold brick of butter. 

 

Considering myself as a bread aficionado, there are three elements to boss toast

 

1. The bread

2. The butter

3. The cut

 

The bread at the very least has to be a thick sliced Warburtons(manc I know but we will have to give a little) but where ever possible, a Bloomer loaf, self cut to personal taste, though the better satisfaction is for one to make ones own bread.

 

The butter has to be a churned milk variety, with a high salt content, personally I would recommended Aldi's west country farm house butter with flecks of Moldon salt.

Marg is never an option and is only ever best used when removing things like tar and molten rubber of your skin. 

 

Triangular ponce cuts are out, straight scouse half cuts rule, ok la.

 

 

Colour is never a debate, its personal.

 

 

Fried bread is generally a ponce cut, however only ever fried in butter with a plop of olive oil, and then add more of each, to each turn, when frying. Semi stale bread is king. Too fresh ain't no joy and the bread acts like a sponge. Brown sauce(HP of course) with fried bread is the king of combo's.

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Elementary mistake on that above breakfast abortion is the fact they have buttered the toast when it was cold, you have to do it when it is warm so the butter melts into the toast. Least said about those tomatoes the better. 

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Vegetarian black pudding?

 

You sick cunt.

 

Have you tried it?

 

I've done both and this has no major difference. However, if you're one of those types that burn their black puddings to the core and leave no rareness of the inner, pretty much like a steak, then ye, go with your ASDA's own black pudding. 

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To be honest TM, I/we don't eat meat anymore, so we try harder with the non meat bits in a brekkie. 

 

Black pudding is now sorted with these  http://blackpuddingshop.co.uk/vegetarian-9-c.asp

 

 

If anyone wants more flavour to a brekkie, duck eggs are the way forward. 

 

 

Vegetarian black pudding?

 

You sick cunt.

 

Yeah, not having that.

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