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oh noes! anyway.
/you are a people who eat such as kidneys for breakfast
//and kedgeree too
///so suck it up, buttercup
\\/maybe add chicken tikka masala while you're at it!
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It works.
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English hashbrowns are more like "Latkes" but denser and less lacy crispy bits.
Their "hashbrown" is mostly leftover mashed potatoes, dusted in flour and pan fried in a hockey puck shape and similar density. Also..a ham steak is not "Bacon"
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bostonguy: I will never tire of posting pictures of "traditional" Israeli breakfasts.
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Well, it's got Orange Jews on the table.
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/more coffee, please
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Tr0mBoNe: I'm enjoying my big weekend breakfast served on a bed of hashbrowns and getting a kick out of this whole thread.
/more coffee, please
I couldn't imagine sleeping on a bed of hash browns let alone eating breakfast on one.
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MrBallou: I'd like to say, anybody being snobbish about a "fry up" that includes "baked" beans can go eat a bowl of cereal.
Why do Americans hate baked beans so much?
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Slaxl: MrBallou: I'd like to say, anybody being snobbish about a "fry up" that includes "baked" beans can go eat a bowl of cereal.
Why do Americans hate baked beans so much?
Americans have a weird concept of 'breakfast foods', and think you're supposed to only eat certain foods at that time of the day. (And make a big deal of it if you have 'breakfast for dinner')
Baked beans are allowed during a barbecue, but they're not an everyday food.
Many slow cooked but cheap foods (oxtails, shank, pulled pork, chili, etc) go through a weird phase where they're considered food for the poor and then somehow become delicacies in the right context. I don't know if that's for meat only, but beans have not gone through that process.
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offacue: Tr0mBoNe: I'm enjoying my big weekend breakfast served on a bed of hashbrowns and getting a kick out of this whole thread.
/more coffee, please
I couldn't imagine sleeping on a bed of hash browns let alone eating breakfast on one.
You don't sleep on it, you eat your breakfast on it.
You sleep on the mashed potatoes.
/Assuming that TrOmBoNe is just from Idaho..
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Oneiros: Slaxl: MrBallou: I'd like to say, anybody being snobbish about a "fry up" that includes "baked" beans can go eat a bowl of cereal.
Why do Americans hate baked beans so much?
Americans have a weird concept of 'breakfast foods', and think you're supposed to only eat certain foods at that time of the day. (And make a big deal of it if you have 'breakfast for dinner')
Baked beans are allowed during a barbecue, but they're not an everyday food.
Many slow cooked but cheap foods (oxtails, shank, pulled pork, chili, etc) go through a weird phase where they're considered food for the poor and then somehow become delicacies in the right context. I don't know if that's for meat only, but beans have not gone through that process.
Pretty sure Lobster went through that cycle too.
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Slaxl: MrBallou: I'd like to say, anybody being snobbish about a "fry up" that includes "baked" beans can go eat a bowl of cereal.
Why do Americans hate baked beans so much?
We don't hate baked beans. It's really popular in America. We just don't eat it for breakfast like normal people.
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Slaxl: MrBallou: I'd like to say, anybody being snobbish about a "fry up" that includes "baked" beans can go eat a bowl of cereal.
Why do Americans hate baked beans so much?
OK, I personally don't like baked beans.
I grew up poor and "beans and taters" was often dinner, but I never learned to enjoy the beans. I don't like the texture, and, confidentially, I don't digest them well. They give me the wind something fierce.
That said, I just don't think the barbecue/tomato sweetness goes well with savory stuff. Personal taste.
Besides, all the stuff I listed can be cooked up in a half hour first thing in the morning, fresh and hot. When are you supposed to slow-cook the beans? Night before? Warmed up isn't the American Way.
Anyway, eat what you like.
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Rage Against the Thorazine: Slaxl: MrBallou: I'd like to say, anybody being snobbish about a "fry up" that includes "baked" beans can go eat a bowl of cereal.
Why do Americans hate baked beans so much?
We don't hate baked beans. It's really popular in America. We just don't eat it for breakfast like normal people.
Americans dont eat anything for breakfast like normal people.
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MrBallou: America breakfast is spared the less tasty add ons. Gravy, biscuits (scones for you POMS), eggs (any style), fried potatoes.
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I find your lack of pork based breakfast meats disturbing.
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