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Does call the " performance enhancement" claims into doubt though,
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Schoolboy error BR not holding yer phone in landscape.

Still, that looks like a good wan, and nice to see those beans safely confined in a ramekin :thumleft:
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Not enough sausage for my liking
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Russ wrote:Not enough sausage for my liking
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I feel I should report that there was a hash brown under that. Not a fan if such things and along with the beans, I would only consider them an (normally less than welcome) accompaniment to the main event, but I was happily surprised. It seems a high quality hash brown is quite acceptable in smallish quantities. Maybe it is good to look beyond Lisburn occasionally.
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Jeeeso, ive been away for a while and this is what we're reduced to now? Food pics?

Where is Browner these days anyway? What have I missed? Did he finally lose the plot with Baggy Troosers and leave?
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Ah, my bad, I thought it may have just been something silly set up since his account was no longer in use.

Sad to hear, had a few good spars with him on here over the years.
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Oh no, wait until he reads that my local butcher does a mighty fight chicken and chilli sausage!
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On my travels I came across a little place where I had the best fry ever. I know that sounds like a big shout but I stand by it.

If you ever find yourself in north Belfast, check out Daily Bread. It's a little bakery/cafe opposite Boys Model. Doesn't look like much but what a great fry!! Great stuff!!
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BR wrote:Sausage roll and crisp sandwich. Back in the day that was a real treat. Normally could only afford a sausage roll or a crisp sandwich.
I have no comment, that is beyond my experience.

There's a first.

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Once a Knight wrote:I have been cast aside for suggesting Turkey sausages from Asda may be a nutritious and heart healthy option. >EW
Honestly OAK, what were you thinking. That's one of those opinions where you realise you think something, but immediately resolve to keep it the feck to yourself for the rest of your days. I mean, come on . . .
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Ian's home bakery in Rosetta has a wee eatery hidden down the back. Good fry ups (with pancakes) and prices that look 20 years out of date :thumleft:
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big mervyn wrote:Ian's home bakery in Rosetta has a wee eatery hidden down the back. Good fry ups (with pancakes) and prices that look 20 years out of date :thumleft:
Are they open on Sunday?
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