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A burger is more lunch than brunch imho. Shouldn’t be on the menu unless it says something like “available after noon”
[Misc] Brunch
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Hang on a minute...If the Br part is breakfast, and the unch part is lunch (well thats what I thought it was) why can't a burger (which people have for lunch) be on a brunch menu??
I'm actually right with you both, that a burger isn't brunch, but if the definition of brunch is breakfast and lunch, then we do have to tolerate some luncheon interlopers on the menu? Unless I've completely got the wrong end of the stick...
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One thing I love about brunch is how democratic and joyful it usually is. You have couples, you have groups of friends, the glowing and healthy morning runners/gym goers and conversely the slightly hung over crowd with their bloody Marys, birthdays and people catching up (we had a good friend from Brighton in town so we were in this category today).
chip
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Not exactly Kosher is it?
The bottomless Brunch seems to be popular with many youngsters!!
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I’m not sure there’s a clear definition but for me, brunch is more breakfast pushing on into the early afternoon. Consequently the menu features breakfast items plus lighter lunch dishes.
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What?
I do love a good brunch. It's become a big part of watching the Brighton matches in the pub. A Saturday 3pm kickoff is 10am here, so we often have brunch around half time. Then a couple of beers to wash it down with.
There does seem to be a trend here of people going for brunch at 2 or 3pm. That's clearly not brunch, it's more like Linner or Dunch.
There does seem to be a trend here of people going for brunch at 2 or 3pm. That's clearly not brunch, it's more like Linner or Dunch.
Seagull58
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Black pudding AND white pudding.
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Has that been microwaved? The beer looks a bit out of date as well.
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Do you want to explain that? Or why it is even relevant to the thread?Not exactly Kosher is it?
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...and an ambulance
chip
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No, it's self-explanatory.
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No it isn’t.
Why should it matter to you if my brunch suggestion as opposed to anyone else’s isn’t Kosher?
I have never claimed to practice Judaism.
Lots of really good food choices here too
Brunch recipes
Ease yourself into the weekend with our indulgent brunch ideas, including American-style pancakes, eggs Benedict, shakshuka and French toast.
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Weststander
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If there’d been a tick list poll for itemising:
- 2 x hashbrowns
- 2 x fried eggs
- 1 x bacon
- 1 x large sausage (said the vicar to the actress)
- mushrooms
- 1 x round of toast
- 2 x hashbrowns
- 2 x fried eggs
- 1 x bacon
- 1 x large sausage (said the vicar to the actress)
- mushrooms
- 1 x round of toast
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Weststander
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Similarly.
Every day first thing a small bowl of porridge, albeit with dried cranberries and raisons, a minuscule skim of sugar.
Later if I’m meeting my parents, an English brunch.
Lovely stuff! My motto is..."never eat on an empty stomach"
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What if you make it a breakfast burger?
Burger, Sausage patty, bacon, hash browns, topped off with an egg.