You complain about the fat in an english breakfast, but look at the size of that knob of butter on the pancakes!Julianking93 said:snip
You complain about the fat in an english breakfast, but look at the size of that knob of butter on the pancakes!Julianking93 said:snip
this thread reminds me of a phrase I heard once, it goes "In Hell: The Cooks Are English, The Policemen Are German, The Mechanics Are French, The Lovers Are Swiss And The Bankers Are Italian. In Heaven: The Cooks Are French, The Policemen Are English, The Mechanics Are German, The Lovers Are Italian And The Bankers Are Swiss."Daystar Clarion said:Yes, our scientists spent three billion years concocting the exact combination of foods needed in order to combat the effects of the Morning After.
Sausages, eggs, baked beans, bacon, tomotos, hashbrowns, toast and fried mushrooms.
These are the defenders of British Breakfast, bestowed the honour by the Great British Food God to vanquish all the nasty after effects of alcohol.
All holiday destinations that the British frequent abroad, are home to a myriad of pubs and bars that function for the soul purpose of making sure our lads and lasses can still get a top quality hangover cure when they're away from Blighty.
How do you think we built an empire?
Not by eating poncy croissants or nasty German sausage, that's for damn sure.
For Science!
psshh have you seen us Americans? Healthy cereal (like lucky charms, fruit loops, and coco puffs) and chocolate chip pancakes covered in butter and maple syrup is the only way to eat a good, healthy breakfast! How do you think we got so famous for our well toned figure?Daystar Clarion said:As opposed to pancakes and other sweet monstrosities?Dr Snakeman said:Mushrooms? Tomatoes? Baked-fricking-beans? FOR BREAKFAST??
Dammit, England...
Nobody should eat that much sugar as soon as they wake up.
You'd be surprised.gigastrike said:To the OP: what person with a hangover would want to take the time to make all of that?
Just behind American cuisine.SeriousIssues said:...English cooking has got to be the worst thing ever.
Hey, a bit of butter is nothing compared to that of the fat in OP's English breakfast.capper42 said:You complain about the fat in an english breakfast, but look at the size of that knob of butter on the pancakes!Julianking93 said:snip
Not enough fat in it?Joby Baumann said:there's a reason no one goes to England for the food
Haha, I was just trying to defend the great English breakfast, they're simply amazing. I never understood why Americans eat dessert for breakfast.Julianking93 said:Hey, a bit of butter is nothing compared to that of the fat in OP's English breakfast.capper42 said:You complain about the fat in an english breakfast, but look at the size of that knob of butter on the pancakes!Julianking93 said:snip
Besides, I usually take the butter off![]()
This exactly. We have some fantastic food. The English breakfast isn't the best showcase of that, despite it's deliciousness. The point behind it is that it's something substantial with lots of different ingredients you can knock up with minimum effort.dreddfan said:Where the fuck does this 'English food is crap' bollocks come from? I especially hate it when Americans put our food down, like theirs is any better.
They eat dessert for breakfast. Something ain't right there.EeveeElectro said:You twat, I'm starving now! I prefer me a bacon, egg and mushroom sandwich, I just can't really eat a full breakfast. Also I don't like eating fried eggs on a plate. That sounds odd, but it makes sense to me.
I've never been to America but my friend says their breakfast is just sugar coated sugar shit. And apparently they don't have sausages (like in the pic). I think I'd die.
My Dad once said of America that he had never seen such good produce and such bad food.dreddfan said:Where the fuck does this 'English food is crap' bollocks come from? I especially hate it when Americans put our food down, like theirs is any better.