I am going to attempt to source ingredients this evening for a fry up tomorrow.

Fried bread. Without fried bread it is nothing.

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Agreed. Tomatoes, eggs and mushrooms should be easy enough to find. Decent smokey bacon and Lincolnshire sausage less so. The Ulster sliced sausage would go well but not much chance of finding that either.

You can disregard the view of anyone who goes on about mushrooms.

Mushrooms soak up the bacon fat most agreeably.

Fried bubble and squeak, sorted.

• fried egg

• bacon

• sos

• beans (must not touch egg)

• fried slice

• mush

• MOAR fried egg

• pudding, black

• pudding, white

• toast

• hash browns. Yeah.

Oh yes, now we're talking.

Fried tomatoes could go on that plate too, with a dash of Worcester sauce and a side dash of some sort of pepper sauce.

I actually prefer tinned tomatoes for a fry up, the fried bread soaks up the juices.

You also need slices of white bread to make impromptu sandwiches out of the components. Baked bean and black pudding, or fried egg and black pudding, are particularly good.

Sometimes when you get a FBB you get that heavy black bread with it. It's ok.

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I can hardly wait for Bill's contribution, come on auld lad!

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I like tinned tomatoes on toast with a load of bacon, but there's far too much danger of them touching the eggs in a FBB, even with sausage barriers.

In fact, I would go further, I LOVE tinned tomatoes on toast with a load of bacon, also known as old man's dinner.

Tinned tomatoes should be split open and drained. They could even go into the pan with the meats for a hot version. The juice can be imbibed with a splash of the Worcester sauce and another of vodka on cold mornings or a lazy Saturday.