Beans on Toast

[RestlessSoul]

Huh? You mean apart from the Full English, the traditional breakfast? So much so it has a wiki entry!

"While it is colloquially known as a "fry-up" in most areas of the United Kingdom and Ireland, it is usually referred to as a "full English" "
- Full breakfast - Wikipedia

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You absolutely need brown sauce all over that.

In England, there are only 2 sauces; brown, and red.

 

[RestlessSoul]

There's no black pudding, it's a fail.

You can’t have black pudding and sausage. It’s either/or.

Sorry man, them’s the rules. I don’t make them.

 

[PureX]

Re-fried beans and rice, scooped up with tortilla chips.

Good stuff!

 

[Secret Chief]

You can’t have black pudding and sausage. It’s either/or.

Sorry man, them’s the rules. I don’t make them.

Oh the complexities of English haute cuisine.
What's your position on Branston or piccalilli?

 

[RestlessSoul]

Oh the complexities of English haute cuisine.
What's your position on Branston or piccalilli?

Branston with cheese, piccalilli with ham imo.

 

[ChristineM]

You can’t have black pudding and sausage. It’s either/or.

Sorry man, them’s the rules. I don’t make them.

Wrong black pudding is a must as is sausage.

But I'm a Lancashire lass, black pudding was invented just a few miles from where i lived.

 

[ChristineM]

The French, by the way, have no idea about marmalade.

This is so annoyingly true. I either have to buy , Robertsons from the English shelf in the supermarket or make my own.

I have a few french folks hooked on my homemade

 

[ChristineM]

Long time since shopped in the UK?! Heinz is typically £1.40.
Hence other brands (eg Stockwell) selling essentially the same product from 28p, are seeing sales rise at the expense of Heinz. We've long since gone over to Tesco own label or Branston. (I also suspect Heinz has undergone its own shrinkflation - it seemed closer to bean soup when we last bought it).

https://www.tesco.com/groceries/en-GB/search?query=baked beans&preservedReferrer=https://duckduckgo.com/

8 years...

So they are probably cheaper in France now ;-)

The Heinz beans i get here are ok, with just the right amount of sauce.

 

[ChristineM]

Huh? You mean apart from the Full English, the traditional breakfast? So much so it has a wiki entry!

"While it is colloquially known as a "fry-up" in most areas of the United Kingdom and Ireland, it is usually referred to as a "full English" "
- Full breakfast - Wikipedia

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Not only no black pudding (or fried haggis for the Scottish version) but no fried slice, no hash browns and no mushrooms.

Thats not a full English, it's a cheap imitation

 

[Secret Chief]

Not only no black pudding (or fried haggis for the Scottish version) but no fried slice, no hash browns and no mushrooms.

Thats not a full English, it's a cheap imitation

Hey, it was a swift lift from google images!

 

[Secret Chief]

Wrong black pudding is a must as is sausage.

Ooh good a food fight.

 

[Secret Chief]

Branston with cheese, piccalilli with ham imo.

Ah, a hardcore fundie.

 

[Wu Wei]

That coulda been a haiku…

I have eaten beans
I have eaten toast
I don't want them together

 

[RestlessSoul]

Ah, a hardcore fundie.

If it helps, I have Tartare sauce with fish and chips. Quite sophisticated, me.

 

[RestlessSoul]

Wrong black pudding is a must as is sausage.

But I'm a Lancashire lass, black pudding was invented just a few miles from where i lived.

Nothing wrong with black pudding. But having it with sausage would be like having roast spuds with mash. Mind you, they probably do that in some weird places. Stoke, perhaps. Or Wales…

 

[ChristineM]

Nothing wrong with black pudding. But having it with sausage would be like having roast spuds with mash. Mind you, they probably do that in some weird places. Stoke, perhaps. Or Wales…

Nah, they are 2 completely different things. One is blood, one is meat

And we often have roast spuds and mash, a couple of veggies, meat (or non meat product for our veggie contingent) perhaps Yorkshire pud or stuffing for sunday dinner.

I think those who don't have what they enjoy are weird

 

[RestlessSoul]

Nah, they are 2 completely different things. One is blood, one is meat

And we often have roast spuds and mash, a couple of veggies, meat (or non meat product for our veggie contingent) perhaps Yorkshire pud or stuffing for sunday dinner.

I think those who don't have what they enjoy are weird

I'm starting to get the impression you probably have chicken biriani with chips...

 

[Viker]

I've had beans with sloppy joe sauce on hamburger buns. And the consequences of that.

 

[ChristineM]

I'm starting to get the impression you probably have chicken biriani with chips...

I'll try anything at least once, even the weirdest dish

 

[RestlessSoul]

In other news, I've been informed that chick peas are now banned from our house, because herself believes they cause flatulence.