Who regularly enjoys a full cooked breakfast ?

[dodgy]

It's surprising how many cafes don't 'allow' you to order a fry up after their arbitrary (no more breakfasts after this time) rule given its popularity.

I've never gone 'falling down' over it, but not far off

 

[mustang1]

A few times per year. Would not mind having it more often but my weekends never pan out that way; I'm on the go from the time i wake up.

 

[Hover Fly]

Not since I left The Queen’s Own Vandals. I hate the smell of bacon, sausages are disgusting. Occasionally have tomatoes, black pudding and baked egg.

 

[glasgowcyclist]

As he said.....he can't compare one hotels poached egg to another's fried egg etc

I know, so why isn't he comparing one hotel's poached eggs with those of another? Or the continental breakfasts offered by different hotels?
He should change his job title to fry-up inspector.

 

[cyberknight]

never
Brekkie is either granola with extra dried fruit or peanut butter on toast, might push the boat out occasionally to a bacon sarnie

 

[Electric_Andy]

I have bacon and egg most mornings, but not a full Fry up. Sometimes fried egg, sometimes poached, occasionally scrambled. I have a full English probably once or twice a year on holiday

 

[Ming the Merciless]

I suppose we ought to determine what needs to be in the full fry up.

I will start with bacon.

 

[Arrowfoot]

I suppose we ought to determine what needs to be in the full fry up.

I will start with bacon.

Bacon, sausages, 2 fried eggs, half a large tomato, mushrooms and 2 slices of toast.

 

[Ming the Merciless]

Fried bread

 

[T4tomo]

Just listening to a hotel inspector talking about his job.
For TWENTY TWO years he eats a full breakfast every day. He reckons that is 3,000 (i have not done the math)
He has to have the same every day as he must compare like for like .
Sounds dreadful to me.

surprised he's not died of a heart attack.

a rare treat for me, and even if staying at a hotel , far more likely to have say poached eggs or smoked hadfock and poached egg than a full english.

We do like a bacon sarnie cafe stop on sunday morning cycling though

 

[Rooster1]

Once a week, yes!

 

[si_c]

Couple of times a month. Most recently at Dale St Kitchen in Liverpool on Sunday.

Very very good for those local.

 

[BoldonLad]

I never miss breakfast, but, typically, it is cereal and a banana to follow.

I like a "full English" breakfast, but, idleness and health considerations mean I have one only occasionally (say 2 or 3 times per year).

 

[ClichéGuevara]

I would think if people didn't enjoy it, they wouldn't have one.

 

[carpiste]

I have type 2 diabetes. Nothing else I can say