Le Paul, I can hear the anticipation in your voice. Just to increase the excitement: 2 traditional beef sausages, 4 thick rashers of dry-cure bacon, home bakery fadge, soda, local free-range egg (XL) and GuinnessLePaul wrote:I can assure you, from where I am sitting, its also a very beautiful structure, rarely seen, and I cant wait to demolish them.
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Who does the best fry in Ulster ?
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Easy one that. My mother!Bruce wrote:Who does the best fry in Ulster ?
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The other half's mother! 
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BR ah man I'm drooling mad here. As for who does the best fry - right now I dont care - even send me over a middle of the road fry. Anything man. Oh and as YoungMan says - loads of fadge. 
Rugby thick and full of Ulster passion
Whats wrong with that then FRU ???
Whats wrong with that then FRU ???
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Alter the query to In which eatery can one purchase and consume the best fry in Ulster?GerryO' wrote:Easy one that. My mother!Bruce wrote:Who does the best fry in Ulster ?
some of my favourites:
Cafe Mocha, Newtownards
AJ's, Crossgar
Pit Stop beside Eddie Irvine's, Bangor.
Any other recommendations?
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YM's kitchen 
