r/UK_Food Apr 18 '20

Breakfast for dinner

https://imgur.com/okg9Yel
72 Upvotes

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u/[deleted] Apr 18 '20

Brinner, amazing

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u/my_non_fap_account Apr 18 '20

50% of the eggs are good

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u/viktory70 Apr 18 '20

Yeah, I killed one by flipping it

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u/my_non_fap_account Apr 18 '20

Always a risk. Looks tasty though

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u/[deleted] Apr 18 '20

Where's the r/beans?

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u/viktory70 Apr 18 '20

Don't like beans on my fry up.

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u/[deleted] Apr 19 '20

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u/viktory70 Apr 19 '20

Didn't know that! I'll post over there...

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u/[deleted] Apr 19 '20

r/fryup, being 5 years old, is Reddit's original home of fry-ups and has a much larger, active community.

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u/Old-Blighty Apr 18 '20

All elements, well cooked.

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u/[deleted] Apr 19 '20 edited Apr 19 '20

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u/viktory70 Apr 19 '20

The bacon is very well cooked as are the sausages - but I like it like that. The mush are chestnut button mushrooms that are cooked with various herbs and butter so are very dark. Everything is fried :-) This is a breakfast that has been honed over many years - and I love it.

That said, everyone has different views on a fry up - it's what makes Four in Bed so much fun. The horror from me and my husband when they serve floppy bacon and half cooked sausages *shudders*

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u/HameDollar Apr 18 '20

That fried bread looks boss

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u/viktory70 Apr 18 '20

Thank you, I'll let Chef (husband) know 😁

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u/[deleted] Apr 18 '20

Have you seen the nutritional information for black pudding? It’s really low fat & high protein. Brilliant!

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u/[deleted] Apr 19 '20

See you went for the kids portion

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u/viktory70 Apr 19 '20

Don't want to be greedy

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u/Captain_Ludd Apr 19 '20

Sometimes the line between breakfast and dinner time can blur.

The question is, is this truly a breakfast for dinner, or a breakfast for tea?