English Breakfast!

[Daystar Clarion]

Two words:

Hangover cure

How about nope.
All just anecdotes I'm afraid, there are no scientifically endorsed hangover cures, well other than time.

Oh, and for me, on the rare ocasion I have a fried breakfast I hold the mushrooms and tomatoes, add an extra sausage and a good serving of black pudding.
As for teas, well anything will do, just no milk and as much sugar as I can get past the sweetness police.

How about, you're taking this a bit to seriously.

It's not like I was subtle about the humour or anything.

 

[Risingblade]

Just looking at the makes me want to throw up >.<

I don't appreciate that kind of negativity. You're ruining it for everyone.

I hope you're proud of yourself.

I'm quite proud actually

No cheek from you, or you shall be tasked on the Scorpion Wheel.

Can I get some fruit and yogurt while on said wheel? Less chance of it coming our while spinning

 

[SnakeoilSage]

I enjoy a good Canadian breakfast - back bacon, eggs, toast, and hashbrowns.

 

[Daystar Clarion]

I enjoy a good Canadian breakfast - back bacon, eggs, toast, and hashbrowns.

So an English breakfast then.

Bloody colonials, thinking that replacing a word or two makes it their own.

*sips tea*

Yes, quite.

 

[justnotcricket]

For a second I thought you meant the Twinings 'English Breakfast' tea ^_^ Which gets two thumbs up, in any case.

Someone who understands! All I hear is Earl Grey this, PG Tips that.

But English Breakfast is a subtle tea, a refined tea! Tea for the modern gentleman.

I think you can thank our friend Picard for that ;-) If he'd been mad keen on English Breakfast, it would be more popular than Earl Grey now =D

Mind you, I am rather partial to the Lady Grey tea Twinings make...but English breakfast is the tea I learned to drink tea on, the tea of my youth, and the perfect tea to brighten up any rainy morning...

 

[MagicMouse]

The breakfast in that pic looks absolutely disgusting. I guess it is true that English cooking is terrible, lol.

French Toast with peanut butter, and homemade maple syrup is clearly superior.

 

[Alcamonic]

This is all I have to say on the matter.
http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/1570638/full-english-pizza

That... could possibly be the most beautiful thing I have ever seen in my life. I must make one asap!

But yes. English Breakfast (with Twinings Breakfast Tea on the side) could very well be the recipe for a wonderful day.

Damn you Brits, Sweden has nothing on you!

 

[Red Scharlach]

All just anecdotes I'm afraid, there are no scientifically endorsed hangover cures, well other than time.

Depends. Headache after drinking, which is usually considered part of a hangover, is typically a result of dehydration. Thus, water is an excellent and medically recommended hangover cure.

 

[Red Scharlach]

How about this for heresy:

Best breakfast is a vegetarian English breakfast! No sausages, no bacon. Just beans, over-easy eggs and toast. Possibly some grated smoked cheese on the beans. Add freshly squeezed orange juice and a dark cup of finest Assam tea and now I am hungry again.

 

[Daveman]

I prefer a Scottish fry-up to be honest. Black pudding, square sausage and potato scones are a must!

My. God. Yes.

Only a scotsman can take english breakfast and improve it. (though I'd note I think there is a black pudding in his picture, it's just hidden under the mushroom)

Give me two pieces of toast buttered and I'm good. You European people are silly.

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Haven't you heard?! Thanks to Great Leader Dave, we're not European any more...

You're welcome. We Daves couldn't have done it without the rest of you non-Daves.

 

[The Diabolical Biz]

For a second I thought you meant the Twinings 'English Breakfast' tea ^_^ Which gets two thumbs up, in any case.

Someone who understands! All I hear is Earl Grey this, PG Tips that.

But English Breakfast is a subtle tea, a refined tea! Tea for the modern gentleman.

I think you can thank our friend Picard for that ;-) If he'd been mad keen on English Breakfast, it would be more popular than Earl Grey now =D

Mind you, I am rather partial to the Lady Grey tea Twinings make...but English breakfast is the tea I learned to drink tea on, the tea of my youth, and the perfect tea to brighten up any rainy morning...

Exactly!

Although my favourite is my blend of Earl Grey, Lapsang Souchong, and English Breakfast, all in one pot.

Try it, it's divine.

 

[Magikarp]

As soon as I saw the title, I knew who the poster was.
Great work as ever, Daystar.

 

[Edager6882]

Where is the fried toast?

 

[JMeganSnow]

I don't eat grains so I generally have rare steak for breakfast.

 

[MasterOfWorlds]

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Not being English, or knowing anywhere that serves something like that in the US, I haven't tried it. Of course, I've eaten sushi for breakfast before, so it's not like any of that looks terribly out of place. I'd be willing to try it, even if I didn't like it as food's one of those things that I try something new whenever it presents itself.

If worse comes to worse, I don't like it, but that's not terribly likely. Also, German sausage isn't nasty you limey bastard. XD

 

[devotedsniper]

Aw im gonna have to buy me some stuff for a good old english breakfast now, they are right though that pic is missing black pudding.

Ah one reason why it makes me proud to be british.

 

[SnakeoilSage]

I enjoy a good Canadian breakfast - back bacon, eggs, toast, and hashbrowns.

So an English breakfast then.

Bloody colonials, thinking that replacing a word or two makes it their own.

*sips tea*

Yes, quite.

Yup, like an English breakfast. But less greasy, less messy, more edible.

Bloody imperials, toss random items available to family in the northern hemisphere and thinking the result is a national symbol.

*Sips orange juice*

Eh?

 

[HotFezz8]

Two words:

Hangover cure

AMENNN BROTHER!!! TELL IT LIKE IT IS!! PREACH IT TO THE WORLD!!!

 

[FrostyChick]

Depends. Headache after drinking, which is usually considered part of a hangover, is typically a result of dehydration. Thus, water is an excellent and medically recommended hangover cure.

Removing just one symptom hardly constitutes a cure though.
The rest of the damage is still something that can only really be dealt with over time naturally.