Who regularly enjoys a full cooked breakfast ?

[jowwy]

He was talking about his job so a reasonable person's assumption would be that he was talking about working days.

If I said my job is a window fitter and I say I fit windows every day would you assume I also fit them on weekends and holidays because I didn't specify otherwise?

Yeh…….if i say i eat a breakfast everyday, then its everyday……..you cant assume he doesnt eat a breakfast on his holidays and weekends, just because the information is missing, you can only go by his quote and his quote states “everyday”

my brother in law is a carpet fitter and yes, he fits carpets everyday, even on weekends

 

[Drago]

View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=huSP7PtctC4

 

[Rusty Nails]

Yeh…….if i say i eat a breakfast everyday, then its everyday……..you cant assume he doesnt eat a breakfast on his holidays and weekends, just because the information is missing, you can only go by his quote and his quote states “everyday”

my brother in law is a carpet fitter and yes, he fits carpets everyday, even on weekends

We are at this stage now:

 

[Tail End Charlie]

My brekkie is usually home made bread and marmalade and coffee. Very very occasionally two chuckie eggs and bread.
No full English for me, far too unhealthy, my body's a temple.

 

[kayakerles]

Mr Google gives these as examples of our various “full breakfasts.”

It’s a rare occasion at 65 that I’d ever want to sit down and tackle either one of those similar amounts of foo in one sitting, regardless of what’s on the plate. But to those with the metabolism to do it, more power to you!

 

[Baldy]

That's about the weekly calorific intake for most of us.

 

[Jenkins]

The full cooked breakfast is my treat to myself when I have a night away, so only around every couple of months. Normally it's just a small bowl of cereal.

 

[MontyVeda]

the food of gods...

Yes there's no beans.
Good job really.
I still feel full and I ate it five and half hours ago.
...and i did put some milk in that tea.

 

[Cycleops]

the food of gods...

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Agreed, but if you eat like that every day you might soon be joining them

 

[Electric_Andy]

the food of gods...

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Yes there's no beans.
Good job really.
I still feel full and I ate it five and half hours ago.
...and i did put some milk in that tea.

What's that surrounding the black pudding? I'd have a few beans, but that looks perfect! Lovely looking eggs and proper sausage

 

[newts]

What's that surrounding the black pudding? I'd have a few beans, but that looks perfect! Lovely looking eggs and proper sausage

It looks like fried Halloumi?

 

[Beebo]

the food of gods...

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Yes there's no beans.
Good job really.
I still feel full and I ate it five and half hours ago.
...and i did put some milk in that tea.

I like halloumi but not on a full English.

 

[MontyVeda]

I like halloumi but not on a full English.

have you tried it?

I thought i was going out on a limb, the first time. I just had a bit to use up. But dipping it in the egg yolk, squashing it up against black pud and mustard, sandwiched on a fork with a bit of bacon and black pepper infused 'shroom... it just works. I've never looked back

 

[T4tomo]

have you tried it?

I thought i was going out on a limb, the first time. I just had a bit to use up. But dipping it in the egg yolk, squashing it up against black pud and mustard, sandwiched on a fork with a bit of bacon and black pepper infused 'shroom... it just works. I've never looked back

No beans is a GOOD thing. Halloumi is an interesting choice, not sure about that early morning, but assuming that's an evening fry up then that's decent idea. I had fried Halloumi on top of my mushroom risotto last night and rocket over the top of that, salt and pepper, but not from a grinder / pot!

 

[Ming the Merciless]

A full English is something I rarely have and mostly when away from home.