Comments on: No fry-up for you, sir! http://boldlyopen.com/2006/01/26/no-fry-up-for-you-sir/ To boldly muse about Open Source Wed, 19 Nov 2008 13:00:29 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: mark http://boldlyopen.com/2006/01/26/no-fry-up-for-you-sir/#comment-620 mark Tue, 21 Mar 2006 14:34:05 +0000 http://www.rabellino.it/blog/?p=133#comment-620 May I say I'm ashamed.. I'd expect such a mix up would be quickly rectified with a someone hurrying off to knock you up a decent fry up immediatly.. Although only about 1% of breakfasts consumed in the UK are the trusty fry up, its still part of our heritage and from a country that has less in the way of culinary culture than other european countries, we should be gagging for visitors to order a good old fry up. Thats like ordering tagliatelli con ragù and getting a tinned spaggetti hoops.. If you ever visit a pub in the english country side, and you're lucky enough to find one that hasn't been assimilated in the collective of branding, try the steak and ale pie. Although I wouldn't order steak and ale pie for breakfast :) Better luck next time.. May I say I’m ashamed.. I’d expect such a mix up would be quickly rectified with a someone hurrying off to knock you up a decent fry up immediatly.. Although only about 1% of breakfasts consumed in the UK are the trusty fry up, its still part of our heritage and from a country that has less in the way of culinary culture than other european countries, we should be gagging for visitors to order a good old fry up.

Thats like ordering tagliatelli con ragù and getting a tinned spaggetti hoops..

If you ever visit a pub in the english country side, and you’re lucky enough to find one that hasn’t been assimilated in the collective of branding, try the steak and ale pie. Although I wouldn’t order steak and ale pie for breakfast :)

Better luck next time..

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