It's very rare that I have a fry-up these days, normally its cereal, yoghurt, smoked mackerel, scrambled eggs on toast, poached smoked haddock and poached eggs (NOT all at the same time lol) etc etc but last night after tea I had some mash and vegetables left over so I thought I'd bubble it up this morning. Admittedly, the plate is short of mushrooms, black pudding, tomatoes and sausage, but it made a pleasant change.

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Usually have a bit of a pig out on Friday night so something light on Saturday mornings, two cups of tea, two rounds of toast, non-salted butter, home made jam from home grown soft fruit. Delish!

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Bacon sarnie here

oddly I cant take to cooked breakfast in a house no matter who cooked it but put me in a hotel breakfast room and I devour the lot.

last big fry up brekkie was a cafe in Bridlington, not appetising but it was the start of a stag weekend and common sense told me to eat as much beer absorbing stuff as possible. i managed to keep it in during the following sea-fishing expedition At work
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Last edited by chicken george on 6th Feb 2016 1:43 pm. Edited 1 time in total

cornflakes with milk and a pot of tea

though normally i don't do breakfast Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

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LR Nut wrote - Studies show that those who skip it are more likely to be overweight!

I can disprove that one

Saturday and Sunday mornings is usually always several slices of our own dry cured bacon between two slices and brown toast and 2 cups of tea followed by a coffee from the tassimo!

yesterday on radio 5 there was a knowledgeable doctor who said that one bacon roll takes half an hour off your life!

Iain

I haven't got long left then!

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Last edited by chicken george on 6th Feb 2016 3:50 pm. Edited 1 time in total

With fags, booze etc in my youth I have worked out I should have passed away at age 3

I eat what I want

iain cooper wrote:

yesterday on radio 5 there was a knowledgeable doctor who said that one bacon roll takes half an hour off your life!

Iain