do you know?

>>21423958 (OP)
leafie greens

>>21423958 (OP)
tomatoes and mushrooms?

>>21423958 (OP)
Yeah, m8. A decent chilli sauce.

>>21423958 (OP)
I'd say egg

>>21423958 (OP)
OK . . .I'll play along.

The beans look like British beans but many countries import those and the chips actually look home-made.

OP what are those sausages, they look a little dumpy? Where did you get them?

The only thing it's missing is brown sauce.

>>21423978
Two eggs, but close

>>21423958 (OP)
Anons itt are saying to add extra items like vegetables, eggs etc, but as a plate it's fine. Maybe some condiments? I like ketchup on mah beans.

>>21424004
>Anons itt are saying to add extra items like vegetables, eggs etc, but as a plate it's fine. Maybe some condiments?
I agree with this.

>vegetables
Oh my days.

>>21424004
Objectively wrong. I would spit on the person who gave me this plate. Half the amount of chips and supplement with eggs.

That there is no sauce is only the final insult. I would be fumin

>>21424009
>Objectively wrong.
I think the word you are looking for is 'Subjectively'
Not that your opinion overrides anybody else's.

>>21424008
The plate is 3/4 vegetables to begin with. Very healthy meal

RICE

>>21424026
Nothing healthy about it because what you do to the vegetable counts for more. A plain piece of meat would probably be healthier. The only thing that isn't ultra-processed is probably the chips. Ready made beans are full of sugar, modified starches, preservatives etc. Sausages full of junk with preservatives and probably sugar at the least.

Btw - This meme needs to die. This is a working man's breakfast. Noone I know eats a fry-up that often. You see builders and other manual labourers that do hard graft eating it for the calories in greasy spoon cafes early in the morning.

>>21423958 (OP)
A cheeky fried tomato innit?

>>21423958 (OP)
flavor, probably

>>21423958 (OP)
Eggs and tabasco.

>>21423958 (OP)
Mayonnaise.

>>21423958 (OP)
A donut and some coffee

>>21424702
This is a good post.

>>21424318
There's no preseratives in beans, they come in a tin thats the preservation method.

>>21423962
>tomatoes
>when beans in a tomato sauce are right there
Bet you'd fucking put ketchup on it too.

>>21423958 (OP)
Fork

>>21423958 (OP)
it's missing a little TLC

>>21423958 (OP)
egg mushroom and that black pudding thingy

>>21423958 (OP)
Brown sauce

Chips-Salty, tangy. Sausages-meaty, savoury. Beans-sweet, tomatoey. Brown sauce does have sugar but also smokey umami elements that will compliment the sausages and chips.

>>21424784
So what's the calcium chloride doing in there then? Sugar and salt also appear regularly. There probably are many brands that don't have preservatives and aren't UPF, but your average greasy spoon in the UK selling baked beans in that kind of sauce (the US probably has different sauces idk) will be using the cheapest.

Fry up definitely isn't a healthy meal. By your logic a cheesecake would be healthy because it contains wheat even though that crumb base is usually mixed with a lot of sugar and fat. Or chips being healthy even though they are deep fried. My point is you need to consider what's done to the ingredients during and after cooking.

>>21423961
This. I'd take away the beans and add an arugula salad

>>21423958 (OP)
A fat guy with bad teeth

how did you get your chips brown? for some reason mine never do anymore, they just get harder and inedible no matter how long i cook

>>21423958 (OP)
i like black pudding with my fryups. maybe some fried bread also to mop up the bean sauce

pic rel, those potatoes don't look like real fries

>>21423958 (OP)
Fried bread

>>21424915
Calcium chloride is used as a firming agent to stop the beans turning to mush.

Breakfast is not a meal. Breakfast is a morning ritual before the start of day. You are not meant to take in calories, as they will only sap your vitality and cause hypoglycemia (otherwise known as a food coma). Humans are meant to take in their large meal at the end of day. Just the one. And that lasts them through to the next day.

>>21423958 (OP)
Brown

>>21423958 (OP)
cuppa