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how did you get the egg round??? lol

 

take off the tomms and BP and i'll eat that ;)

 

I don't eat hot tomatoes too.

BP I loooove.

And the egg looks a bit odd on the picture. And to get the yellow part round was a hard job:wink2:

 

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That is soo not dutch :roftl:

 

Welcome to an English hangover cure:naughty:

 

I know its not dutch!

Its a Full English!

I used english black pudding, english sausages and english smoked bacon. From english stores. So...indeed not typical dutch!!:naughty:

I love english breakfast!

Had it a lot at my best friend, who's married to an english soldier....she always gave it after a drunken night out:roftl: she wanted us to puke:roftl:

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Please tell me you're kidding...it's not possible to eat like that when you're, hm, hangover...:naughty:

 

Yes .. tis true!! tis the english hangover cure!

 

It makes you forget about how drunk you are :wink2:

 

Tis very nice ..all the fat and salt cures you .. ohh and takes 10 years off your life!!!

 

I know its not dutch!

Its a Full English!

I used english black pudding, english sausages and english smoked bacon. From english stores. So...indeed not typical dutch!!:naughty:

I love english breakfast!

Had it a lot at my best friend, who's married to an english soldier....she always gave it after a drunken night out:roftl: she wanted us to puke:roftl:

 

Black pudding is soo nice , but it puts people off .. being what it is and all

 

Yes I must say I like tooooo

 

I also like the continental way .. cheese and meats and breads

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Yes .. tis true!! tis the english hangover cure!

 

It makes you forget about how drunk you are :wink2:

 

Tis very nice ..all the fat and salt cures you .. ohh and takes 10 years off your life!!!

 

 

 

Black pudding is soo nice , but it puts people off .. being what it is and all

 

Yes I must say I like tooooo

 

I also like the continental way .. cheese and meats and breads

 

I love black pudding!

I dont know the continental way?

I love this way!! I also have toast and butter next to it...

 

*edit* but you, as being english...how does this one look, made by someone half Dutch/half German?

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Please tell me you're kidding...it's not possible to eat like that when you're, hm, hangover...:naughty:

 

No it's essential. I had a few of those last time in London. Not that I was drinking mind you, but Mika gigs are harder on the organs than alcohol. :naughty:

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I love black pudding!

I dont know the continental way?

I love this way!! I also have toast and butter next to it...

 

Yes well the Spain , France etc seem to like cheese and hams and bread , that was never a UK thing

 

I have USA collegues over sometimes they always go back soooo much heavier .. the calories in these things is insane

 

Black pudding is great though , just dont tell people what it is :naughty:

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Yes well the Spain , France etc seem to like cheese and hams and bread , that was never a UK thing

 

I have USA collegues over sometimes they always go back soooo much heavier .. the calories in these things is insane

 

Black pudding is great though , just dont tell people what it is :naughty:

 

Ah so our normal breakfast you mean?

I eat english breakfast like twice a year or something, but I do love it.'

 

In Dutch we actually say what it IS, the word for the black pudding is just telling...:naughty:

 

And erm : *edit* but you, as being english...how does this one look, made by someone half Dutch/half German?

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Isn't black pudding blood sausage?

If so, I must say, that name linked to what it actually is, is more offputting than the fact that it is what it is... :naughty:

Am I making sense? :blink:

 

Yes it is. And the name is baaaad I know. We indeed call it Bloodsausage:roftl:

But still tastes nice...

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Greatest English food creation ever. Sticky toffee pudding.

 

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Never had that,...wanna try it ones!

 

I did have something scottish...some fruitcake (HEHAHAHA sounds nice:roftl:). Don't remember the name of it, but I do remember that the one who made it, has been working on it for hours and hours!

It was yummy, but very heavy on the stomach

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Yes it is. And the name is baaaad I know. We indeed call it Bloodsausage:roftl:

But still tastes nice...

:blush-anim-cl:

 

Yes, true, if you don't think too much about it. I don't eat it often anymore, but used to like it fried with potatoes when I was a child. My grandparents had their own pigs and this was one of the special dishes after one of them was butchered. Along with sausage soup, of which I think there are very few things in the world yuckier than that. :roftl:

 

Pigs blood .. yes tis true

 

Yummy though :punk:

 

People in the UK from Yorkshire eat it un cooked ....

 

Uncooked? :blink: Ewww...

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Great you make the UK food look awful :roftl:

 

Theres another one , a traditional sunday lunchy :wub2:

 

Anyone tried haggis?

 

What did you think of my english brekkie?

 

I never had sunday lunch, cant wait to try it once!!!

 

And haggis...I heard what it was made out of and I wanna try...although I dont think I will like it:roftl:

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