Breakfast at Morrisons

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theclaud

Openly Marxist
Location
Swansea
What's that green stuff and where's the ketchup?

I'm afraid I'm not really interested in ketchup [looks nervously at the horizon for lines of pitchforks]. My sandwich had butter on, and a smidgen of garlic chutney. The hot sausages get pressed straight onto the buttery bread, and the chutney (or mustard, according to whim) goes on top. The green stuff sticks to the chutney below, and the butter above. And green stuff is de rigeur for Saturday breakfast chez TC - if I'm having a fry-up, it'll be spinach, or failing that mushy peas. People who don't have spinach with their fry-ups are people who simply haven't thought of it, or as I prefer to call them, losers. I am now having more greenery for dinner, and there'll be no ketchup on that either:

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Fab Foodie

hanging-on in quiet desperation ...
Location
Kirton, Devon.
Mornin's brunch fry-up was... toast, 2 fried eggs, 2 back bacon, baked beans and fried tomatos. Basically what we had left in the fridge. In fact there were sausages but we had some last night so I've saved them for another day.
Right now cooking Ribollita whilst quaffing Sainsbury cheapo Montepulciano and listening to Craig Charles' Funk and Soul show ... la dolce vita!
 
I'm afraid I'm not really interested in ketchup [looks nervously at the horizon for lines of pitchforks]. My sandwich had butter on, and a smidgen of garlic chutney. The hot sausages get pressed straight onto the buttery bread, and the chutney (or mustard, according to whim) goes on top. The green stuff sticks to the chutney below, and the butter above. And green stuff is de rigeur for Saturday breakfast chez TC - if I'm having a fry-up, it'll be spinach, or failing that mushy peas. People who don't have spinach with their fry-ups are people who simply haven't thought of it, or as I prefer to call them, losers. I am now having more greenery for dinner, and there'll be no ketchup on that either:

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The heritage vegetable organic spinach is hand garnered from theclaud's allotment.
 

TVC

Guest
Did I mention that there was also a fried egg in the bap? An egg bought from the farmers market and guaranteed laid this morning. It was very nice as the yolk burst and ran all over the bun and the bacon :hungry:

Oh I also should have said the bacon came from pigs raised about 7 miles from here and the pork was dry cured on the farm and smoked over proper wood. The buns were also locally produced this morning. Total food miles - less than 20, total taste miles - a gazillion :wahhey:
 

Mad Doug Biker

Banned from every bar in the Galaxy
Location
Craggy Island
I'm afraid I'm not really interested in ketchup [looks nervously at the horizon for lines of pitchforks]

Yes, vile stuff isn't it? It even gives you a clue when it makes that horrible 'fart' noise when it gets squeezed out [shudders] (although at least it isn't brown sauce).




.....Squeezed out of the bottle/container I mean, not out the.... OH STOP IT!
 

Arch

Married to Night Train
Location
Salford, UK
I had a lovely bacon bap for lunch - just saying.

Don't tell Patrick, but so did we! Well, baguettes, one half with bacon, one half with sausages.:cuppa:
 
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Mad Doug Biker

Banned from every bar in the Galaxy
Location
Craggy Island
With ketchup, the reason why I've avoided it for about 20 years is becuase my big brother was a VERY fussy eater, and Ketchup was one of the few things he'd eat (along with peanut butter, which just looks like crap to me, quite litterally), so he'd have things like ketchup sandwiches and so on, which, once I reached a certain age just made my skin crawl.

That along with the 'fart' noise of the squeezy bottles and the fact that it doesn't even look terribly appetising has made me run away from the stuff ever since.

As for brown sauce, I doubt we ever had it because of my brother, so I can't even remember the last time I ever had it, if, in fact, ever!
 
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