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6390707 No.6390707 [Reply] [Original]

>post yfw you will never taste an English breakfast

>> No.6390712

>>6390707
Why not? It's just common crap all fried up.

>> No.6390728

>>6390707
> never taste
Cat got your tongue?

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>>6390707
I did, in a decent, but touristy, pub. It was pretty good.

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6390790

Irish breakfast is better anyways.

>> No.6390792

>>6390790
what is that?
whiskey soaked dicks?

>> No.6390804

>>6390792

Keep your homoerotic fantasies to yourself Nigel.

Yes, every man in England is named Nigel.

>> No.6391256

>>6390707
But this is a good thing. It's disgustimo

>> No.6391260

>>6390707
I don't see what part of it you couldn't make at home, except maybe black pudding if that's not available to you? It's not like proper barbeque or Mexican food that we can't get over here. I think you might have different sausages and beans but shouldn't make much difference. Oh whilst I'm on the subject, when you guys have sausage on pizza, what exactly is that? We don't get that in England. Closest we have is meatballs

>> No.6391273

>>6391260
Americans do this thing where they call any seasoned ground meat "sausage", regardless of form factor.

>> No.6391334

>>6391260
It's usually something called 'italian sausage', which is removed from it casing, broken up, and browned.

idk exactly what it is though. I absolutely hate the stuff.

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>>6390707
>mfw I have many times
>mfw it's every bit as good as you imagine
Downside is actually living in the UK

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>>6391256
>disgustimo

>> No.6391393

>>6390790

Ulster Fry is superior.

>> No.6391397

>>6391260

I live in England and have had sausage on pizza before.

Cumberland I think.

>> No.6391404

>>6391273
They also like to call it "hamburger" at times. It doesn't make much sense.

>> No.6394201

>>6391397
Yea I think I've seen that before. Doubt it's the same though

>> No.6395227

>>6391387
why is her page blank

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6397480

> ITT: tomato beans at breakfast

I think I'll still go with pastries for the moment...

... but dying to try these American Cronuts!

>> No.6397482

enjoy your heart attack burger king

>> No.6397483

>>6390804

what about keith

>> No.6397484

>>6397483
That's american
All American males are either named Keith or Jack

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>>6397484

but anon

i am brandon. you are not going to trick me today

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>> No.6397573

>>6390707
But I will, anon, I will

>> No.6397588

>>6397485
Fuck off Keith.

>> No.6397633

>>6390707

I don't understand OP, why don't you just make a point to go out and get one next time you're in England?

>> No.6397648

>>6397633
Or just buy the same garbage from the local market and fry it up. There's nothing special about it.

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>>6397551
>safeway

>> No.6397746

>>6390707
Why would you think you'd never taste an English breakfast, Anon? Don't think you'll never go to England? We do have things called airplanes, and it's not that big a trip.

Failing that a full English (or its Irish equivalent) can be found in many major cities in the US. It will almost always be a rip off in terms of what you pay versus the actual food cost of the dish, but it'd still be much cheaper than a trip to England, unless you work a job that's likely to send you there. Balthazar in NYC does a very nice full English, even if it is a total rip off at $18.

>> No.6398484

>>6397480
Yeah. who would want to be healthy anyway.

>> No.6398489

>>6397648
>the same garbage
You're an idiot, but I wouldn't expect any less from an American.

>> No.6398494

>>6397746
>Balthazar in NYC
>$22 and it doesn't even have the black pudding

>> No.6398496

>>6390707
It's nothing special.

>> No.6398500

>>6398494
Is it $22 now? I stopped wasting my money on places like that a while ago. Plenty of Irish pubs in NYC have both black and white pudding with their (slightly cheaper) breakfasts.

My point is that it can be found in major US cities if one looks around.

>> No.6398502

>>6397483

Keith seemsq more Australian.

Bob sounds Canadian

>> No.6398507

>>6398502
No, Strayans are "Bruce".

>> No.6398508

>>6398500
>My point is that it can be found in major US cities if one looks around.

Heck, just make it yourself. It's pretty damn simple cooking and all the ingredients are easily found in the US except perhaps that black pudding. And that you can easily mail-order.

>> No.6398509

>>6398496
You're a fucking idiot.

>> No.6398510

>>6390707
What's keeping you from traveling to the UK and trying it?

..or just go to some place in the States that serve it.

>> No.6398521

>>6398509
Ok.

>> No.6398523

>>6398510
>traveling to the UK
lolno

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>mfw I'll never taste an English breakfast