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- Officer Crabtree
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Officer Crabtree Tue Jul 31, 2012 10:38 pm
First topic message reminder :
What did everyone have for breakfast today?
I had some greek yoghurt in the fridge that was going off today so I had that with a selection pack sized box of coco pops in it.
It was surprisingly nice as I find cocopops too sweet normally but the sharpness of the yoghurt offset the sweeness nicely.
I may even have it again on purpose on day.
Any other unusual but nice brekfast tips out there?
What did everyone have for breakfast today?
I had some greek yoghurt in the fridge that was going off today so I had that with a selection pack sized box of coco pops in it.
It was surprisingly nice as I find cocopops too sweet normally but the sharpness of the yoghurt offset the sweeness nicely.
I may even have it again on purpose on day.
Any other unusual but nice brekfast tips out there?
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TDA Wed Aug 01, 2012 3:08 am
Happy Days wrote:I'm very surprised at the number of cereal eaters on here. Cereals are for children and lesbians, everyone knows that.
Acceptable breakfasts for grown men include.
Bacon/sausage sandwich.
Full English.
Bit of toast.
Leftover Kebab/curry.
Cup of tea and a fag.
Any man that finds himself eating Cheerios needs to sit down and have a long hard think about what it is he thinks he's doing.
Always stock up with bacon & sausages when back in the UK, as you just can't find anything comparable in France. This thread has prompted me to check the freezer and, horror of horrors, we are down to our last pack of Asda premium pork sausages
We are not due for another trip back for about a month, so please no more talk of breakfast bangers until after then
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Officer Crabtree Wed Aug 01, 2012 3:12 am
Happy Days wrote:
Any man that finds himself eating Cheerios needs to sit down and have a long hard think about what it is he thinks he's doing.
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Happy Days Wed Aug 01, 2012 3:24 am
The Devil's Advocate wrote:Happy Days wrote:I'm very surprised at the number of cereal eaters on here. Cereals are for children and lesbians, everyone knows that.
Acceptable breakfasts for grown men include.
Bacon/sausage sandwich.
Full English.
Bit of toast.
Leftover Kebab/curry.
Cup of tea and a fag.
Any man that finds himself eating Cheerios needs to sit down and have a long hard think about what it is he thinks he's doing.
Always stock up with bacon & sausages when back in the UK, as you just can't find anything comparable in France. This thread has prompted me to check the freezer and, horror of horrors, we are down to our last pack of Asda premium pork sausages
We are not due for another trip back for about a month, so please no more talk of breakfast bangers until after then
Easy solution. Make your own. It's a piece of piss, and there's loads of recipes out there. You only need a sausage maker, you can pick them up for less than £50.
Here's how to do it - http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/gallery/2009/nov/04/how-to-make-pork-sausages
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thewelshfella Wed Aug 01, 2012 3:55 am
Nothing 
I was late for work 
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TDA Wed Aug 01, 2012 5:01 am
[quote="Happy Days"]
..........great idea, we've thought of that and even went to a "Sausage Appreciation Day" put on by a local rare breeds pork farm. We had a tour of the animals in the fields, then demonstrations in making various types of sausages and also curing bacon......absolutely fascinating........so far so good
However, my wife's interest was ended when we were told that we were making breakfast sausages from "Avril", who had been wandering around with her brothers and sisters only a day or so before
....so now, we can still only eat the pre-packed ones and pretend they came from the sausage tree
The Devil's Advocate wrote:Happy Days wrote:I'm very surprised at the number of cereal eaters on here. Cereals are for children and lesbians, everyone knows that.
Acceptable breakfasts for grown men include.
Bacon/sausage sandwich.
Full English.
Bit of toast.
Leftover Kebab/curry.
Cup of tea and a fag.
Any man that finds himself eating Cheerios needs to sit down and have a long hard think about what it is he thinks he's doing.
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Always stock up with bacon & sausages when back in the UK, as you just can't find anything comparable in France. This thread has prompted me to check the freezer and, horror of horrors, we are down to our last pack of Asda premium pork sausages
We are not due for another trip back for about a month, so please no more talk of breakfast bangers until after then
Easy solution. Make your own. It's a piece of piss, and there's loads of recipes out there. You only need a sausage maker, you can pick them up for less than £50.
Here's how to do it - http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/gallery/2009/nov/04/how-to-make-pork-sausages
..........great idea, we've thought of that and even went to a "Sausage Appreciation Day" put on by a local rare breeds pork farm. We had a tour of the animals in the fields, then demonstrations in making various types of sausages and also curing bacon......absolutely fascinating........so far so good
However, my wife's interest was ended when we were told that we were making breakfast sausages from "Avril", who had been wandering around with her brothers and sisters only a day or so before
....so now, we can still only eat the pre-packed ones and pretend they came from the sausage tree
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Arkay Dubya Wed Aug 01, 2012 5:07 am
Sausage Trees?? I gotta get me some of those!
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Man Of Harlech Wed Aug 01, 2012 5:58 am
Went to Ramon's. 'Nuff said.
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Arkay Dubya Wed Aug 01, 2012 6:09 am
Ramon's = 
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Caldi Blue Wed Aug 01, 2012 6:15 am
Happy Days wrote:I'm very surprised at the number of cereal eaters on here. Cereals are for children and lesbians, everyone knows that.
Acceptable breakfasts for grown men include.
Bacon/sausage sandwich.
Full English.
Bit of toast.
Leftover Kebab/curry.
Cup of tea and a fag.
Any man that finds himself eating Cheerios needs to sit down and have a long hard think about what it is he thinks he's doing.
Get back in yer cave Happy Days
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The Tonker Wed Aug 01, 2012 6:27 am
Happy Days wrote:I'm very surprised at the number of cereal eaters on here. Cereals are for children and lesbians, everyone knows that.
Acceptable breakfasts for grown men include.
Bacon/sausage sandwich.
Full English.
Bit of toast.
Leftover Kebab/curry.
Cup of tea and a fag.
Any man that finds himself eating Cheerios needs to sit down and have a long hard think about what it is he thinks he's doing.
Did you find this definition of 'real men' on the back of a cereal packet? I thought they'd disappeared about 20 years ago.
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TDA Wed Aug 01, 2012 6:39 am
Arkay v2.0 wrote:Ramon's =
Excuse ignorant foreigner, but what is Ramon's?
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Happy Days Wed Aug 01, 2012 6:52 am
The Devil's Advocate wrote:Arkay v2.0 wrote:Ramon's =
Excuse ignorant foreigner, but what is Ramon's?
Greasy spoon in Cathays. Very good but not the best Cardiff has to offer. That title goes to the Imperial in Splott.
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TDA Wed Aug 01, 2012 7:09 am
Happy Days wrote:The Devil's Advocate wrote:Arkay v2.0 wrote:Ramon's =
Excuse ignorant foreigner, but what is Ramon's?
Greasy spoon in Cathays. Very good but not the best Cardiff has to offer. That title goes to the Imperial in Splott.
Noted, thanks
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Caldi Blue Wed Aug 01, 2012 7:25 am
The way I see it is Mon-Fri cereal or toast with jam or peanut butter and on the weekend after a few beers sausage/bacon sarnies.
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Man Of Harlech Wed Aug 01, 2012 8:16 am
Ramon's is a greasy spoon on Salisbury Rd. Quality and well worth a visit if you are hungry.
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