Anonymous
Post 10/30/2021 21:08     Subject: "Full English Breakfast" versus "Continental Breakfast"
I love a good full English breakfast, but only ever serve it for dinner. I stock up on bangers when Costco clearances them out after St Patricks day, and the supply will generally last me six months or so.

Breakfast for me is invariably yogurt on cornflakes.
Anonymous
Post 10/30/2021 19:20     Subject: "Full English Breakfast" versus "Continental Breakfast"
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:What's a French breakfast? Black coffee + a fresh plain croissant? That's my ideal. Maybe with scrambled eggs.


When we did a week in Paris, our hotel had a self-serve breakfast that was mostly awful.

EXCEPT they served freshly baked baguettes and the most amazing cheeses. That was my take-away breakfast every morning.


When I studied in France my landlady gave me pound cake for breakfast every morning.

At hotels in France I've often had the "continental" -- with croissants / pain au chocolat, baguettes and other breads, cheeses, deli meats, hard boiled eggs, fruit, yogurt, cereal.
Anonymous
Post 10/30/2021 19:03     Subject: "Full English Breakfast" versus "Continental Breakfast"
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I still have nightmares about the way English breakfast looks on the plate. The "bacon" resembles a saggy scrotum. Depending on where the cook arranged the bangers, breakfast could look like an elderly man's junk.

I swear the proprietor of our countryside inn did this on purpose.


That’s back bacon, love. No need to put it in quotation marks like it’s not a real thing.


Yes, misogynistic breakfast cooks in the UK are looking to sexually harass female American travelers with phallic breakfasts! Sound the alarms!
Anonymous
Post 10/30/2021 18:50     Subject: "Full English Breakfast" versus "Continental Breakfast"
Anonymous wrote:I still have nightmares about the way English breakfast looks on the plate. The "bacon" resembles a saggy scrotum. Depending on where the cook arranged the bangers, breakfast could look like an elderly man's junk.

I swear the proprietor of our countryside inn did this on purpose.


That’s back bacon, love. No need to put it in quotation marks like it’s not a real thing.
Anonymous
Post 10/30/2021 18:44     Subject: "Full English Breakfast" versus "Continental Breakfast"
Traveling in UK we want a Full English Breakfast some mornings, some not. Too much food for everyday and it takes too long.
Anonymous
Post 10/30/2021 17:46     Subject: "Full English Breakfast" versus "Continental Breakfast"
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I still have nightmares about the way English breakfast looks on the plate. The "bacon" resembles a saggy scrotum. Depending on where the cook arranged the bangers, breakfast could look like an elderly man's junk.

I swear the proprietor of our countryside inn did this on purpose.


I had poached eggs in a restaurant in Dublin that looked very much like scrotum -- the cook stretched and pinched together some of the white to form a little ballsack. It was clearly done on purpose.


And I bet they were delicious little scrotums!!
Anonymous
Post 10/30/2021 15:07     Subject: "Full English Breakfast" versus "Continental Breakfast"
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I still have nightmares about the way English breakfast looks on the plate. The "bacon" resembles a saggy scrotum. Depending on where the cook arranged the bangers, breakfast could look like an elderly man's junk.

I swear the proprietor of our countryside inn did this on purpose.


I had poached eggs in a restaurant in Dublin that looked very much like scrotum -- the cook stretched and pinched together some of the white to form a little ballsack. It was clearly done on purpose.


You’ve never poached an egg yourself if you think this.