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Full English - How much ?
Where do you live and how much is the average cost of a Full English Fry-up in a cafe in your area ?
I live in Birkenhead on the Wirral and the average cost of a fry-up is £5 !
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What do you get for that?
I live in Buckinghamshire, a local cafe near me you can get 2 bacon, 2 sausages, beans, egg, toast or fried bread, mushrooms, hash browns for £4.40 and black pudding for an extra 30p. |
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What do you get for that?
I live in Buckinghamshire, a local cafe near me you can get 2 bacon, 2 sausages, beans, egg, toast or fried bread, mushrooms, hash browns for £4.40 and black pudding for an extra 30p. |
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The cafe near me does 3 sizes, £2, £3 and £4. The £4 one is verging on gross, you get 3 sausages, 3 bacon, 3 eggs, black pudding, mushrooms, tomatoes, beans, toast AND fried bread.
A mug of tea is 50p extra. |
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The cafe near me does 3 sizes, £2, £3 and £4. The £4 one is verging on gross, you get 3 sausages, 3 bacon, 3 eggs, black pudding, mushrooms, tomatoes, beans, toast AND fried bread.
A mug of tea is 50p extra.
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If its a cheapy breakfast you'e better off skipping the sausage IMHO You know it's going to be rubbish.
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If its a cheapy breakfast you'e better off skipping the sausage IMHO You know it's going to be rubbish.
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If its a cheapy breakfast you'e better off skipping the sausage IMHO You know it's going to be rubbish.
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I do love a fry up, but they always leave me feeling full and bloated for the rest of the day.
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Not something I could eat for breakfast without feeling horribly sick.
Lunch maybe. |
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There's a pub just off Picadilly that does 2 sausage, bacon, beans, fried egg (runny yolk), toast and coffee for 3.95.
Useful if you got a room at the Ritz but can't afford the resteraunt
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My local wetherspoons does a full Ulster fry up for 99 pence not including tea .
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I love cheap fry up sausage, don't get me wrong I'd prefer the ones from the butchers but they wouldn't work on a dirty fry up.
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I do love a fry up, but they always leave me feeling full and bloated for the rest of the day.
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There's a pub just off Picadilly that does 2 sausage, bacon, beans, fried egg (runny yolk), toast and coffee for 3.95.
Useful if you got a room at the Ritz but can't afford the resteraunt ![]()
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Wetherspoons do a good one for about 2.50, Morrisons is not bad at about 3.30 and Rose's down York Road in Leeds do a choice of English, Scottish or Irish plus others for less than 5 pounds.
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What is in a traditional English Breakfast?
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What is in a traditional English Breakfast?
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Up for debate. Definitely Sausage, Bacon, Egg, then all manner of other things can go in. Beans is a touchy subject.
I would include any and all of bacon, sausage, black pudding, fried (not scrambled) egg, mushrooms, fried bread, tomatoes. |
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See I like beans on mine.
![]() ![]() Even Fortnum And Mason don't do beans, but they let thenselves down by giving you eggs 'of your choice'. http://www.fortnumandmason.com/clien...pring_2011.pdf |
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'tis wrong, 'tis so wrong.
![]() Even Fortnum And Mason don't do beans, but they let thenselves down by giving you eggs 'of your choice'. http://www.fortnumandmason.com/clien...pring_2011.pdf |
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Eggs of your choice is proper wrong, fried or nothing.
I know someone who has beans, but they have them served in a separate dish. This is also wrong. You can get your 'wet' from the steaming mug of tea that's served with your breakfast, or HP sauce. |
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Those prices are insane. I know it's Fortnum and Mason and the quality is high, but there has to be a point where the price just goes from being 'high' to just downright unreasonable.
£5.50 for a Pot of Tea for one? I don't care how good the tea is, you can never justify that. |
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There is a famous cafe by us.
fry up the big one £6 I think 3 bacon, 2 sausage, beans, 2 slices toast, 2 friend bread, 3 hash browns, 2 black pudding, tomatoes 2 bits, mushrooms, 2 eggs in anyway you want the next size down 1 bit of each item away o and tea/ coffee |
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