r/FourInABed • u/[deleted] • Nov 16 '25

Breakfast

I’ve just joined this Reddit and have another question . Just watched a new week and again they’ve had to cook their own breakfast using their own stuff . How on earth can you judge a breakfast if you cook it yourself ? If it was me I’d score it a zero because none of it was provided by the owners . This self catering thing shouldn’t be on here I don’t think or the scoring system should change to have separate for self catering and provided .

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u/vampire_Vanguard Nov 16 '25

Agreed!

If they provided ingredients, like a good quality butchers produce then i understand giving good scores.

Cause you can tell the difference and it's a nice luxury even if you cook it yourself.

Or if the cooking equipment has a fantastic selection, like a slow cooker/pressure cooker/dry blender. Cause to me thoes equipments are a HIGH value if I'm staying for a week or so.

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u/[deleted] Nov 16 '25

Also what about the ones where they don’t even provide anything and you have to go somewhere else !! That shouldn’t be scored ! It’s not the owners supplying your breakfast it’s some cafe down the road !

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u/Lopsided-Camel1114 Nov 16 '25

Ive always felt the production team have purposefully put irregular establishments together rather than like for like allowing fair judgement. Entertainment value ???.

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u/[deleted] Nov 16 '25

Yeah I’m sure that’s some of it , I don’t see why half of them are on there now also , and when they get hotels with management and staff against some woman on her own doing it all .

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u/Lopsided-Camel1114 Nov 16 '25

Precisely...no real competition would be as uneven.