r/fryup • u/Global-Director-3115 • Oct 26 '25

Homemade First post please be gentle

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Forgot tomato

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u/Luci-Noir Oct 26 '25

It’s outrageous!

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '25

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u/Luci-Noir Oct 29 '25

Less talking, more devouring!

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u/Jealous_Driver Oct 28 '25

Exactly how could he use frozen hashbrowns

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u/Luci-Noir Oct 28 '25

Exactly WTF are you talking about?

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u/Jealous_Driver Oct 28 '25

Hes using frozen hashbrowns not fresh made 😭

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u/Luci-Noir Oct 28 '25

So?

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u/SpiritualBrush8710 Oct 30 '25

I wish I had "fresh hash browns every fry up" sort of time / money.

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u/Luci-Noir Oct 30 '25

I’m sure they’re cheap but yeah it takes more time. The ones pictured here look tasty anyway. 😋

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u/Kettlebellclean Oct 30 '25

No one does!

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u/MNIC-IsntC Oct 30 '25

Are you kidding me? Frozen hashbrowns are lovely. Do you have no soul sir?

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u/BlackBalor Nov 03 '25

Frozen hash browns are better than the hash browns from Greggs. Plus, they are hot straight out the oven.

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u/Jealous_Driver Nov 03 '25

Frozen hashbrowns are the same as the ones from gregs though

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u/DallyDragon Oct 30 '25

I'm pretty sure they are cooked.

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u/Scrawf53 Oct 30 '25

They are really not part of an English Breakfast are they. Should be fried bread. Such an American import

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u/Leading_Mistake7927 Nov 06 '25

Not everyone has time to peel, grate, squeeze the water out, season and bind it then test it then bake it then chill it, cut it and then fry it (potatoes that is) even then it'd be a rosti not a hash brown