MERGED - Cafe Woes - Page 3

Shaun · 14-04-2004, 14:34

Cheers guys, this thread (as pointless as it is) had cheered my afternoon up, I don't know whether to give Peachy a red or a green rep!

Russ · 14-04-2004, 14:37

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Originally Posted by peachey

the bloke is not all that good at speaking english ( i think he is greek or italian)

Maybe he's Welsh? After all, you're in Wales, aren't you...

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Originally Posted by nugget

Get yourself down to Tesco for a Mega Breakfast:

3 sausages
2 fried eggs
2 rashers of bacon
2 hash browns
beans
tinned / fresh tomato
2 slices of toast

All for 3 quid

I'm with the nugster on this one - you can't beat Tesco's fried brekky.

**Maggy** · 14-04-2004, 14:44

peachey · 14-04-2004, 14:51

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Originally Posted by Russ D

Maybe he's Welsh? After all, you're in Wales, aren't you...

I'm with the nugster on this one - you can't beat Tesco's fried brekky.

Yeah - am in Wales - but he's definately not a Welsh speaker

I have not tried a Tesco one yet

Asda do a deal but I am never that fussed on eating in a Superstore

luftys · 14-04-2004, 18:19

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Originally Posted by Nugget

Get yourself down to Tesco for a Mega Breakfast:

3 sausages
2 fried eggs
2 rashers of bacon
2 hash browns
beans
tinned / fresh tomato
2 slices of toast

All for 3 quid

Tesco is great,if I take bex I have to pay

My thinks she has long pockets

Bex · 14-04-2004, 19:49

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Originally Posted by luftys

Tesco is great,if I take bex I have to pay

My thinks she has long pockets

OI father i did offer to pay

i must say this is one of the more inane, inane threads that peachy has started *sigh*

Chimaera · 14-04-2004, 20:04

Yes but a good chuckle too!

Tesco at Sandhurst is the best for breakfast!

Charlie_Bubble · 14-04-2004, 20:11

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Originally Posted by Chimaera

Yes but a good chuckle too!

Tesco at Sandhurst is the best for breakfast!

I go to that one occasionally. Mainly when I've been in the big M&S next door. It's the biggest Tesco I've been in! I mainly go to the Tesco in Brooklands. In fact I'm off there now!!!

BTW, what the hell is a vegetarian breakfast? Surely it's got to be cornflakes?!?!

Bex · 14-04-2004, 20:15

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Originally Posted by Charlie_Bubble

I go to that one occasionally. Mainly when I've been in the big M&S next door. It's the biggest Tesco I've been in! I mainly go to the Tesco in Brooklands. In fact I'm off there now!!!

BTW, what the hell is a vegetarian breakfast? Surely it's got to be cornflakes?!?!

ohhhh careful lufty's is off to tesco at brooklands now.....careful not to bump into him lol

the veggie breakfast.....isn't it veggie sausagues and stuff?

Paul K · 14-04-2004, 20:25

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Originally Posted by bexy

ohhhh careful lufty's is off to tesco at brooklands now.....careful not to bump into him lol

the veggie breakfast.....isn't it veggie sausagues and stuff?

Err well pork or beef sausages probably wouldn't go down too well as a vegetarian offering, they normally have eggs, beans, toast/ fried bread as well.

Chimaera · 14-04-2004, 20:27

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Originally Posted by Paul

Err well pork or beef sausages probably wouldn't go down too well as a vegetarian offering, they normally have eggs, beans, toast/ fried bread as well.

I think it's vegetarian sausages and bacon? Could always take you to my local Tesco to check it out.................. if ever you are in this neck of the woods

Bex · 14-04-2004, 20:30

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Originally Posted by Paul

Err well pork or beef sausages probably wouldn't go down too well as a vegetarian offering, they normally have eggs, beans, toast/ fried bread as well.

funnily enough i did know that......charlie asked what was in it...and obviously it would be similar to that of the non-veg variety but consisting of veg sausages/quorn

Paul K · 14-04-2004, 20:39

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Originally Posted by bexy

funnily enough i did know that......charlie asked what was in it...and obviously it would be similar to that of the non-veg variety but consisting of veg sausages/quorn

Not always unfortunately, most places offer an egg with the breakfast but that isn't suitable to me as a vegetarian as I don't eat them. Some places have a strange idea of vegetarian substitutes

Quorn is one substitute product but there are others that can be used depending on how much thought the restaurant puts into its menu.
Most offer a fish based dish as an alternative vegetarian meal, not all vegetarians eat fish so they are left with a limited choice.
By the way I know one place that thinks a vegetarian breakfast is Toast

Paul K · 14-04-2004, 20:44

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Originally Posted by Chimaera

I think it's vegetarian sausages and bacon? Could always take you to my local Tesco to check it out.................. if ever you are in this neck of the woods

What woods? Not that many trees in your area of Essex

Tesco will miss you if you move :pp

Stuart · 14-04-2004, 21:20

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Originally Posted by aliferste

Hey, I thought the other thread about whether you put the sauce on or on the side was good.

Almost as good as the Foil/Clingfilm/Sandwich bags or whatever thread..