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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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On 09/10/2021 at 23:15, Captain Willard said:

Just finished this in the Oaks Park cafe. This is in the grounds of the now demolished mansion built by the chap who started both the Oaks and Derby horse races. 

£6.99 including tea.  I didn’t realise that the sea of beans were included so now I feel dirty and sordid.

 

It’s granary toast with butter because I’m middle class. 

 

Lovely spot all the same though the ambience is slightly ruined by the fact that some poor chap broke into the park at night and hung himself from a tree within sight of the cafe. The grieving family have erected a shrine with a photo which stares across as you eat. Puts my complaints about beans into some sort of context.  

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The ultra shiny reflector egg is freaking me out.

What is up with that?  

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On 09/10/2021 at 13:15, Captain Willard said:

Just finished this in the Oaks Park cafe. This is in the grounds of the now demolished mansion built by the chap who started both the Oaks and Derby horse races. 

£6.99 including tea.  I didn’t realise that the sea of beans were included so now I feel dirty and sordid.

 

It’s granary toast with butter because I’m middle class. 

 

Lovely spot all the same though the ambience is slightly ruined by the fact that some poor chap broke into the park at night and hung himself from a tree within sight of the cafe. The grieving family have erected a shrine with a photo which stares across as you eat. Puts my complaints about beans into some sort of context.  

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The egg looks like a sting ray and that has put me off because it's made me think of poor old Steve Irwin. 

 

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On 02/10/2021 at 22:24, Ezekiel 25:17 said:

Full English Cyprus €8.99. The toast was as white as anything I've ever seen yet at the same time broke like a cracker, which was a cute touch.

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I'm a committed pro-beaner, but that makes a powerful argument against them. I'd also argue that whatever the fuck the pink rectangles are don't belong on a breakfast.

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I deserve to be kicked in the bollocks this morning. 
 

didn’t cook the bacon enough, and somehow failed to adequately reheat the beans from last nights tea.

 

(the beans are homemade as a tin of chopped tomatoes, tin of borlotti beans, chopped onion, paprika, Tabasco and cumin).

 

 

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1 hour ago, Bob Spunkmouse said:

I deserve to be kicked in the bollocks this morning. 
 

didn’t cook the bacon enough, and somehow failed to adequately reheat the beans from last nights tea.

 

(the beans are homemade as a tin of chopped tomatoes, tin of borlotti beans, chopped onion, paprika, Tabasco and cumin).

 

 

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Never thought I'd see the day where I'd be swayed towards the no bean perverts on here, but here it is.

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25 minutes ago, Ezekiel 25:17 said:

 

Never thought I'd see the day where I'd be swayed towards the no bean perverts on here, but here it is.

If I’d warmed them through the beans would’ve been the star on the plate.

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2 hours ago, Bob Spunkmouse said:

I deserve to be kicked in the bollocks this morning. 
 

didn’t cook the bacon enough, and somehow failed to adequately reheat the beans from last nights tea.

 

(the beans are homemade as a tin of chopped tomatoes, tin of borlotti beans, chopped onion, paprika, Tabasco and cumin).

 

 

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Have you placed the egg, directly on top of another egg, including the yolk? Did you?JUST TELL US WHAT YOU DID!

 

 

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5 minutes ago, Belarus said:

Have you placed the egg, directly on top of another egg, including the yolk? Did you?JUST TELL US WHAT YOU DID!

 

 

One egg is indeed atop a second egg, but not atop the yolk. That was in fact hidden under the bacon, hoping the residual heat in the egg might help finish cooking the bacon off.

 

Some things had to share a spot, I served up on a side plate.

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1 minute ago, Bob Spunkmouse said:

One egg is indeed atop a second egg, but not atop the yolk. That was in fact hidden under the bacon, hoping the residual heat in the egg might help finish cooking the bacon off.

 

Some things had to share a spot, I served up on a side plate.

How big was that bottom egg then???? This is unravelling quicker than a Si thread this 

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1 minute ago, Bjornebye said:

How big was that bottom egg then???? This is unravelling quicker than a Si thread this 

The bacon saw the egg as it's prey. It's nature finding a way. 

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5 minutes ago, Bjornebye said:

How big was that bottom egg then???? This is unravelling quicker than a Si thread this 

It’s an artists impression, but “about that big” is your answer…


roughly the same overall area, just longer and thinner than it’s rounder cousin.

 

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14 minutes ago, Bob Spunkmouse said:

One egg is indeed atop a second egg, but not atop the yolk. That was in fact hidden under the bacon, hoping the residual heat in the egg might help finish cooking the bacon off.

 

Some things had to share a spot, I served up on a side plate.

A side plate? You covered the yolk of an egg with other food, which could have been avoided if appropriate crockery was used? Did you have a stack of washing up soaking in the bath? Had you allowed things to get that bad?

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1 hour ago, Belarus said:

A side plate? You covered the yolk of an egg with other food, which could have been avoided if appropriate crockery was used? Did you have a stack of washing up soaking in the bath? Had you allowed things to get that bad?

I eat bacon and egg - or a variation of - every morning for breakfast and always use a side plate. 
 

it feels instinctively right. I can’t say why.

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