tslogf74
28-11-2003, 13:44
What's the defining characteristic of the a Yorkshire Breakfast? How does it differ from a traditional full english?
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View Full Version : Yorkshire breakfast tslogf74 28-11-2003, 13:44 What's the defining characteristic of the a Yorkshire Breakfast? How does it differ from a traditional full english? mikey 28-11-2003, 13:47 Nothing really, I have had Full Irish Full Welsh Full Scottish Full English Full Yorkshire and they were all pretty much the same:thumbsup: Just off to de-fur my arteries.:thumbsup: max 28-11-2003, 14:04 The difference is not what's on the plate at the beginning it's what's on it at the end - nowt.:D SaxonLeigh 28-11-2003, 14:18 Originally posted by mikey Just off to de-fur my arteries.:thumbsup: you are really funny and always make me laugh with your comment, this comment really made me laugh on what is being a very sad day for me. thank you sorry for getting off topic! fnkysknky 28-11-2003, 15:15 Originally posted by mikey Nothing really, I have had Full Irish Full Welsh Full Scottish Full English Full Yorkshire and they were all pretty much the same:thumbsup: Just off to de-fur my arteries.:thumbsup: I like the fur - it keeps me warm in winter Tony 29-11-2003, 09:37 Where can you get a sit down breakfast in a morning... especially on a sunday? fnkysknky 29-11-2003, 09:52 Originally posted by Tony Where can you get a sit down breakfast in a morning... especially on a sunday? At just about any cafe. Tony 29-11-2003, 10:46 The only one that I know of on our (west) side of Sheffield on a Sunday is Take 5 on Commonside, but have decided not to go after hearing a few things from others. Would like to know of others to aid Sunday morning recovery.:) fnkysknky 29-11-2003, 10:50 There's always the cafes in supermarkets :) Tony 29-11-2003, 10:54 Hehe, being the bloke that I am, I was rather hoping for a less stressful environment than a shop :D fnkysknky 29-11-2003, 11:08 Just go to a crap supermarket then - it'll be empty :D Sidla 29-11-2003, 16:00 Mrs Miggs just off West Street do a good breakfast. Don't know if they're open on Sundays though. mikey 29-11-2003, 18:37 Originally posted by Tony Where can you get a sit down breakfast in a morning... especially on a sunday? Millhouses Park Cafe - get there early though tslogf74 29-11-2003, 19:03 Originally posted by Tony The only one that I know of on our (west) side of Sheffield on a Sunday is Take 5 on Commonside, but have decided not to go after hearing a few things from others. Would like to know of others to aid Sunday morning recovery.:) What have you heard about take 5? I think it's excellent. Tony 30-11-2003, 06:27 Ummm... something about rats in the yard and short back doors. Am I allowed to say that? I must say that I was told that. Greybeard 30-11-2003, 08:56 There are probably more rats than people in any big big city, - they're often your closest neigbours :D ß Sidla 30-11-2003, 14:05 I had a big slap-up Yorkshire breakfast today, with all the trimmings! Sausage, bacon, egg, fried bread, beans, mushroom and a hash brown! Yum, yum. (No tomato 'cos I don't like 'em) Andy 30-11-2003, 14:59 Originally posted by Sidla I had a big slap-up Yorkshire breakfast today, with all the trimmings! Sausage, bacon, egg, fried bread, beans, mushroom and a hash brown! No Black Pudding?? A Hash Brown is not part of a Yorkshire or English breakfast. It is an american invention. Ask anyone over a certain age and they probably won't even know what a Hash Brown is! Sidla 30-11-2003, 15:13 Well, whatever. I had some mashed potato going spare so thought I may as well use it. Unfortunately I was told what Black Pudding is made of before I'd ever tried it, which put me off somewhat. upholder 30-11-2003, 15:45 Originally posted by Sidla Well, whatever. I had some mashed potato going spare so thought I may as well use it. Unfortunately I was told what Black Pudding is made of before I'd ever tried it, which put me off somewhat. It's only congealed pigs blood Sidla, I had five slices of Black Pudding this morning with my fry up :thumbsup: Yum Yum. Sidla 30-11-2003, 15:48 Maybe some day I'll try it, but I'd have to be tricked into thinking it's something else! segasonic 01-12-2003, 20:31 If you want the best brekkie in Sheffield, go to O'Reilly's, opposite Walkley library and order a Megga, or if you can't quite face that go for the belly buster. Great hangover beater :) fnkysknky 02-12-2003, 11:58 So you'll eat cow's ass but not a bit of blood :confused: |