This meal looks good to me, does it to you?
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RadishRose
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Not really. The tomatoes, mushrooms and bacon, yes.... but that's all.
LadyEmeraude
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Pic is meant to be lighthearted lol
Yeah who could eat all that…
I could eat a forth, but whats the black things on top?
Yeah who could eat all that…
I could eat a forth, but whats the black things on top?
LadyEmeraude
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Pic is meant to be lighthearted lol
Yeah who could eat all that…
I could eat a forth, but what’s the black things on top?
Yeah who could eat all that…
I could eat a forth, but what’s the black things on top?
LadyEmeraude
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That Lady in PA
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not appealing at all.
dobielvr
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It looks like it could be split among 3 people.
I'd eat the mushrooms and bacon.
I'd eat the mushrooms and bacon.
PeppermintPatty
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Wow! That’s a lot of food. Is it meant for one person? I’d eat the bacon and beans.
dobielvr
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@LadyEmeraude ........regarding the black things on top. At first I thought portabella 'shrooms w/may be a sausage patty on top, but now I'm not so sure. 
Murrmurr
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Way too brown 
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Generally, Americans don't eat beans for breakfast. The eggs & bacon look perfect. I like the yolk a little runny. Makes a yummy dip for the bacon and toast.
Wait, where's the toast? Under the beans?
.Generally, Americans don't eat beans for breakfast. The eggs & bacon look perfect. I like the yolk a little runny. Makes a yummy dip for the bacon and toast.
Wait, where's the toast? Under the beans?
Oldeagle66
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Bella
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To the left of the plate above the link sausage is Black/Blood Pudding. > What Does Blood Pudding Taste Like?
Way too brown
Generally, Americans don't eat beans for breakfast. The eggs & bacon look perfect. I like the yolk a little runny. Makes a yummy dip for the bacon and toast.
Wait, where's the toast? Under the beans?
Frank, toast is top left in the photo on a separate plate.
MrPants
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Isn't that what's called a full English Breakfast? Wayyy too much food
Toast is on a separate plate upper left in the picWay too brown
Generally, Americans don't eat beans for breakfast. The eggs & bacon look perfect. I like the yolk a little runny. Makes a yummy dip for the bacon and toast.
Wait, where's the toast? Under the beans?
KSav
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That's a full English breakfast, right? I've always wanted to try on, but yeah, like others have said, maybe about one-quarter of that.
I've always wanted to try a ploughman's lunch, too!
WheatenLover
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I would eat the eggs, mushrooms, bacon, beans on toast. I would not eat the sausages or anything I didn't recognize. I am not a "wow! let's order an armadillo omelet" type of person.
Bella
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Yeah, I was wondering about that, too. Perhaps one of our British friends will tell us.
BJintheUK
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That really is a full 'Full English'. Rather more than a normal one in fact. If I went into a cafe and ordered a full English I'd expect to see two rashers of back bacon, one sausage, one egg, baked beans, mushrooms, possibly a hash brown or two, and a grilled tomato. Also there could be either toast or fried bread, and if I was offered black pudding I'd refuse, as I don't like the metallic taste of it. I wouldn't expect to have a beef patty either, as that's not normally a constituant of a Full English.
What's in the picture looks like a promotional photo showing a double Full English.
What's in the picture looks like a promotional photo showing a double Full English.
Aunt Bea
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This would be more my style.
BJintheUK
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A ploughman's lunch is just a posh name for bread and cheese.
BJintheUK
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Now that's what I call a Full English, and it's about the right size too.