Roast dinner vs. fry-up

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I feel like a roast dinner is dependent on lots of good things that could go wrong (dry over cooked meat, gravy, roast spuds, Yorkshire puddings if that’s your bag) whereas a simple fry-up is more difficult to balls up.
 
And better when it’s leftovers heated up the next day.
As the same meal? Yuck. I can’t stand reheated roast potatoes.

If you had said in a sandwich, I’d have agreed with you.
 
For me, I genuinely do think it’s a full English. I have one so rarely that I almost always enjoy it. I do need hash browns and Branson beans though.
 
I hate mushrooms, have developed an unfortunate allergy to baked beans, and grilled tomatoes are just weird, so fry-ups for me are a bit plain :(
 
For me, I genuinely do think it’s a full English. I have one so rarely that I almost always enjoy it. I do need hash browns and Branson beans though.
Also a cup of Yorkshire Gold on the side.
 
I would rather STARVE than have a fry-up, and honestly I think starving would also be the healthier option. Why do I want a mouthful of GREASE?
 
I would rather STARVE than have a fry-up, and honestly I think starving would also be the healthier option. Why do I want a mouthful of GREASE?
I can eat a fry up, but not if I have to make it. The smell of it cooking makes me feel sick.
 
I couldn't look a fry-up in the face nowadays, I really couldn't. A roast dinner is a very rare thing for me, usually once at Christmas so I do enjoy that when it comes around.
 
When it comes to fry ups I really can only stomach veggie ones these days
 
Roast dinner all the way. I’m also REALLY good at them, so that’s nice.
 
I eat stir fry every day (chicken, veg). If we're talking breakfast, then bacon, haggis, etc, sounds delicious right now.
 

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