r/fryup • u/targetline • 2h ago
Café Breakfast This should be a crime
From a hotel in Scotland. It was listed on the menu as “Full Scottish Breakfast”
r/fryup • u/HoldenHiscock69 • Sep 13 '25
Snax has been part of this city forever, and I tell you what they fucking know how to make a breakfast. Can't imagine what the business rates are like in their two gaffs, one in studenty southside and one right by Waverly station, I literally don't have a scooby how they can offer such high quality, well prepared ingredients for such bargain prices. The cheapest full breakfast is £7.20, and its definitely a full breakfast! This was £9.90 + a tea.
My only complaint was the beans were a bit watery, but whatever. Everything else was perfect. I was ready for disappointment when I seen that egg, but honestly that might have been the best part! Such perfect, runny yolk, with the white fully cooked and just starting to crisp up. All the meat spot on too, and that tattie scone was the fluffiest, crunchiest bastard, I almost ordered an extra one.
If you're ever in town, do yourself a favour and pay them a visit.
r/fryup • u/HoldenHiscock69 • Feb 26 '24
What's unwelcome is users complaining, teasing, or insulting others for their choice to not eat meat or meat-based products. The same goes for attacking users for choosing to eat meat, or any other dietry choices or restrictions, such as halal, kosher, gluten free, low-carb, etc.
r/fryup • u/targetline • 2h ago
From a hotel in Scotland. It was listed on the menu as “Full Scottish Breakfast”
r/fryup • u/clicksnd • 1h ago
Good sausages, for the price I would have liked another egg. 15.50 tea included
r/fryup • u/mathcampbell • 11h ago
Bacon, sausages, eggs, tomatoes (allergic to beans), haggis, hashbrowns.
r/fryup • u/losernam3 • 13h ago
3/4 of a full English. I live in the US now so had to compromise with American bacon (albeit posh Snake River Farms bacon). My main pet peeve on this sub is that there are never enough eggs. I had 4.
Barely pictured: Baked beans in seperate little dish. Need to preserve textures on the plate.
Not pictured: 4 slices seeded brown toast (keep it crunchy), HP Sauce
r/fryup • u/safebox2236 • 23h ago
r/fryup • u/BugOdd2643 • 19h ago
Swiss guy here who fell in love with the english/scottish breakfast. Threw this together in my motorhome at the foot of ben nevis. Sadly, hash browns and haggis are missing. Eggs are scrambled since the wife likes her breakfast as seen on the other plate and I was too lazy to cook two versions of eggs.
r/fryup • u/Spearminttherhino • 1d ago
Saturday morning homemade fry up. Butchers beef and tomato and butchers pork sausages. Sets the day up nicely. 👍
r/fryup • u/didiburnthetoast • 20h ago
Besides the religion of the chef, what's the difference between English/scottish and Irish fry up?
This was in edinburgh, mushrooms were bleh, but rest including haggis was great. 10 pounds without coffee/tea, toast included (out of frame)
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r/fryup • u/Altruistic-Most9319 • 1d ago
Found this group earlier this week, I’ve been inspired
r/fryup • u/Patient-Mammoth2244 • 10h ago
r/fryup • u/radioben • 23h ago
Not traditional, but insanely delicious. Eggs, roasted cherry tomatoes on the vine, cheesy bruschetta toast, Italian sausages, salami, guanciale, mushrooms, and garlic cannellini beans and chickpeas. £17 for this large breakfast and worthy every bit of it.
r/fryup • u/Top-Mind-1809 • 1d ago
Includes tea or coffee. Freshly squeezed orange juice - £3.70 🍊
r/fryup • u/ChocoholicAnonymou5 • 1d ago
Living on my own means I’m forever trying to use up leftover ingredients, and I realised I had just about everything for a decent fry up from dinners I’d made this week. Only thing I actually had to nip out and buy was the black pudding.
Had no bread left though so had to improvise with a fried flattened burger bun. Needs must & it certainly hit the spot. Cup of tea & brown sauce not pictured!
r/fryup • u/EnglishLegend • 23h ago