Baked Beans

[Gwylan]

Any Sussexonian with a modicum of self-respect will have fallen out of King's/Oriana's/Busby's/The Suite etc etc and used what must be the yardstick of post celebration healthy dining. (King's was just a short hop).

I've never been to King's/Oriana's or Busby's and I've never been to the Market Diner.

Does this mean that I have no self-respect whatsoever?

 

[Prince Monolulu]

I've never been to King's/Oriana's or Busby's and I've never been to the Market Diner.

Does this mean that I have no self-respect whatsoever?

There's always one. It was a general. light-hearted comment about 'the good old days'. If you wish to personalise it and make it into a personal attack then good luck.

 

[ManOfSussex]

A burger is a big no-no with a breakfast.

Wait, who the **** has a burger with an English breakfast?

True, but I remember when I lived in Brighton 20 years back, a gut or mega buster wasn't really a breakfast as you were eating it post 2am before going home to bed. It was a guarantee though that, no matter how much you'd drunk, you would not have a hangover the next morning after eating one of them.

 

[BN9 BHA]

True, but I remember when I lived in Brighton 20 years back, a gut or mega buster wasn't really a breakfast as you were eating it post 2am before going home to bed. It was a guarantee though that, no matter how much you'd drunk, you would not have a hangover the next morning after eating one of them.

I did go in there a handful of times but I could never eat that much after an evenings drinking.

Just commented on the burger because the menu said breakfast.

 

[dazzer6666]

In my hotel, the full English consists of a field mushroom, hash browns, roast tomato, black pudding, smoked back bacon, Cumberland sausage, choice of egg AND baked beans. Oh, and toast, but I'll do fried bread if they ask nicely. The item people most want left off/subbed is the black pudding, because they are UNEDUCATED HEATHENS

EggS I hope ?

 

[Ninja Elephant]

Baked beans are an absolute necessity. This thread does not compute in the slightest!

 

[Hillian1]

I have to say that one Sunday this year I went to The Chalet and had.

Burger
Black pudding
Bubble and squeak
Tinned tommys
Mushrooms

I was hungover, it felt wrong but Jesus it was good.

 

[Prince Monolulu]

When used as a hangover cure, the 'full' breakfast needs to be accompanied by a full-fat Coke/Pepsi for a complete sugar boosting, belch inducing remedy.

 

[indy3050]

I remember the market diners gut buster like it was yesterday. In reality it was 15-20 years ago and was always the result of a positive night out. The good old days

 

[whitelion]

When used as a hangover cure, the 'full' breakfast needs to be accompanied by a full-fat Coke/Pepsi for a complete sugar boosting, belch inducing remedy.

I used to regularly do that when in the Market Diner.

 

[jakarta]

Think what you are describing is actually a 'half English' or 'ladies English' isn't it ?

The 'I don't want a cardiac arrest or to be clinically obese in the next few years' is closer to the mark but each to their own...

 

[dejavuatbtn]

Whilst I like branston baked beans on toast (with worcester sauce), I just hate baked beans with eggs of any kind. So, ot's a no from me.

 

[DavidinSouthampton]

Not enough choices. Id be quite happy with baked beans on a full English breakfast but, if it was a choice betweem Beans or tomatoes, I would go for tomatoes every time.

 

[Cheshire Cat]

Not too many beans, and don't drown the rest of the ingredients in the sauce.

What about kippers?

 

[Blue3]

Quite happy with baked beans hot or cold straight out of the tin what I hate is grilled tomatoes makes me shudder however do like tinned tomatoes on toast with beans on toast not fussed which beans quite happy with any supermarket value range

 

[Prince Monolulu]

What about kippers?

Could we have kippers for breakfast?

 

[Hillian1]

What about kippers?

Get out of my thread.

 

[Cheshire Cat]

Get out of my thread.

Evidence for the defence...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Full_breakfast

Food list[edit]
Some of the foods that may be included in a full breakfast are:

eggs; fried, or scrambled, poached
fried or grilled bacon, also referred to as "rashers" or "slices"
sausages or sausage patties
white pudding
black pudding
kidneys, grilled or fried
potato, either sautéed or served as chips, potato waffles, potato bread, potato cake, or hash browns
bread, usually toasted and/or fried
soda bread (common in Ireland, and available in both white and brown varieties)
pancakes
baked beans
fried mushrooms
fried, grilled, or tinned tomatoes
fried haggis (in Scotland)
oatcakes (in Scotland)
fruit pudding (in Scotland)
potato (or "tattie") scones (in Scotland and Ireland)
sliced sausage, also known as Lorne sausage (in Scotland)
Spam, often fried in slices (in the UK)
laverbread (in Wales)
grilled smoked mackerel/kippers
cockles (in Wales)
hog's pudding (in Cornwall and Devon)
corned beef hash (in the United States)
grits (in the US)
scrapple (in the US)
English muffins or biscuits (in the US)

 

[dazzer6666]

The 'I don't want a cardiac arrest or to be clinically obese in the next few years' is closer to the mark but each to their own...

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[dazzer6666]

Evidence for the defence...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Full_breakfast

Food list[edit]
Some of the foods that may be included in a full breakfast are:

eggs; fried, or scrambled, poached
fried or grilled bacon, also referred to as "rashers" or "slices"
sausages or sausage patties
white pudding
black pudding
kidneys, grilled or fried
potato, either sautéed or served as chips, potato waffles, potato bread, potato cake, or hash browns
bread, usually toasted and/or fried
soda bread (common in Ireland, and available in both white and brown varieties)
pancakes
baked beans
fried mushrooms
fried, grilled, or tinned tomatoes
fried haggis (in Scotland)
oatcakes (in Scotland)
fruit pudding (in Scotland)
potato (or "tattie") scones (in Scotland and Ireland)
sliced sausage, also known as Lorne sausage (in Scotland)
Spam, often fried in slices (in the UK)
laverbread (in Wales)
grilled smoked mackerel/kippers
cockles (in Wales)
hog's pudding (in Cornwall and Devon)
corned beef hash (in the United States)
grits (in the US)
scrapple (in the US)
English muffins or biscuits (in the US)

Pancakes ?? WTF ??

This list was compiled by a group of students with hangovers