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  1. Bacon Vs Turkey Bacon: Which Breakfast Meat Has More Protein?

    “Beef. It’s what’s for dinner” was a popular campaign slogan launched in the 1990s to promote the American cattle industry and beef consumption. On the opposite side of the day from suppertime, one might we…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Italianmeals #fullEnglish #Italia #Italian #italianmeals #italiano #italy #porkbacon #turkeybacon
    diningandcooking.com/2657755/b

  2. A delicious lunch at Number 12 in #Helmsley followed by a #scone later in #Scarborough. Misty all day but no rain so no complaints.
    #fullenglish

  3. @claudiom However, I do find food fascinating.

    I won't bore you with the history of the #fullenglish unless you'd like to me, to, but the things which come from that, other places miss out on, are:

    Fried bread: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fried_br

    Black Pudding: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_pu

    White Pudding: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_pu

    Baked Beans: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baked_be

    Happy to discuss. :)

  4. @claudiom Nice! Although it's nice bread, I would not expect to see it as a breakfast item. Well, not as part of a #fullenglish

    I'm not saying that's what you were eating, far from it, but I just hope the appropriate "rules" for your meal were being followed.

    :)

  5. Break fast and eat things!

    Ok fine, I'll have what he's having. Almost a full English. Missing the bangers and mushrooms. So maybe a three quarter English.

    #breakfast #FullEnglish

  6. #ukcountrypic #photography #scarborough #FullEnglish
    I’m out and about this morning, and unfortunately, I had some technical issues with my Mac and couldn’t prepare my usual photos.

    So, you can have a photo taken just before Christmas of a delicious full English breakfast I had at Taylor’s in Scarborough.

    It’s become a special treat for us to enjoy on the morning we drive home from the rental cottage.

    The view outside was absolutely breathtaking too.

  7. Personal fun (not really) fact about , where is now sat, eating fish and chips on the programme: It's the place in England where we were served the worst pint of Old Peculier ever. It had a creamflow head on it. Old Peculier should not have a creamflow head on it. It shouldn't have a head on it at all. No idea why northerners pour it like that. It's all kind of wrong. Changes the taste beyond recognition.

  8. Interesting bit just then on touching on whether rich, posh, landed gentry people from the north are "northerners" in the sense of what most people in England consider a northerner. It's a problem, though, when a show hits extremes of people. You'll get well-off, posh people in Cheshire or St Helens who'd definitely qualify as northerners, so what's the actual dividing line that says yes or no? Tricky one.

  9. is hitting the north of England tonight for on Channel 4 right now, and he's starting with some Northern Soul dancing. We've seen some properly good Northern Soul dancers on several occasions and it's a dance style we adore, with fabulous music as accompaniment. I've even been known to throw in a few Northern Soul dance steps myself on occasion.

  10. "I do struggle with grime. It's not my genre."

  11. UK viewers, Channel 4, and now is looking at what it means to be English when you're not white.

  12. Enjoyable first episode, but programmes always are, and nice to see him touch upon the fact that looking back to the past - whether some perceived glorious, heroic past of racist England, or some idyllic, everyone at peace with nature past of traditional England - is very, very white. Midlands next week, and a far more culturally diverse England to take in. Well worth catching if you missed it.

  13. Love the various bits we're seeing in this programme. My wife's cousin is in two Morris sides (or was, the last time I checked with him).

  14. singing to a White Van Man from the north is what good TV is all about.

  15. There is something very, very satisfying about a good but we've never actually done one in England. We've had some fancy ones on cruise ships, though, and would probably rate as best at them, much to our own surprise.

  16. I think I've just seen a Wet Druid contest taking place on British TV.

  17. Really hoping these druids put the racist defender of Dover inside a Wicker Man before the end of this programme.

  18. Amused by the adverts in the first break of this programme: Riviera Cruises, then MSC Cruises, then Expedia travel booking. Or, to put it another way, here's how to get away from England after you've watched this.

  19. Loving #GraysonPerry's celebration of #England. I live in England, am not of the country, but have a lot of time for it.

    #FullEnglish

  20. Watching a programme on Channel 4: looking into what it means to be and it's started with a small-brained, xenophobic defender of from the fear of immigrants who's almost immediately mentioned how children are being taught that being white is bad so, yeah, not a show for anyone with blood pressure issues to view.