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[Albion] Premier League "fixture release breakfast"



Not Andy Naylor

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Dec 12, 2007
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Can someone confirm what the light breakfast item was? The suspense has been killing me

Bacon in a brioche roll, with red sauce, brown sauce or no sauce at all. Plus coffee or tea. Unfortunately I can't confirm whether there was a vegetarian or vegan option.
 




Dick Swiveller

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Sep 9, 2011
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Wold that include boiled eggs? If so, would you go for the hard or soft egg?
It isn't about a hard or soft egg. It is about the egg that is right for everyone - hence the red, white and blue egg.

(Just don't ask if I am going to allow free movement of Weetabix or if I will protect the rights of the marmalade I lent next door. Just focus on the money I will save by taking control of my own breakfast.)
 


Bozza

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Jul 4, 2003
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Bacon in a brioche roll, with red sauce, brown sauce or no sauce at all. Plus coffee or tea. Unfortunately I can't confirm whether there was a vegetarian or vegan option.

Brioche! Turns out we were Premier League ready after all.

Any detail on the provenance of the bacon? I'd be disappointed if there were no mention made of any of "local", "hand-reared" or "organic".
 


Not Andy Naylor

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Brioche! Turns out we were Premier League ready after all.

Any detail on the provenance of the bacon? I'd be disappointed if there were no mention made of any of "local", "hand-reared" or "organic".

To be honest, I wasn't happy about the roll. I'd have preferred a traditional bap, floured perhaps. Brioche with a burger, okay (just about), but I think people are getting a bit carried away with fancy bakery products.

No information on the source of the bacon. Barber out!
 


Dick Swiveller

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Sep 9, 2011
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Brioche! Turns out we were Premier League ready after all.

Any detail on the provenance of the bacon? I'd be disappointed if there were no mention made of any of "local", "hand-reared" or "organic".
And I'm guessing he dumbed down the toppings. Was probably sun dried tomato jus, date, apple and molasses foam or au naturel.
 






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To be honest, I wasn't happy about the roll. I'd have preferred a traditional bap, floured perhaps. Brioche with a burger, okay (just about), but I think people are getting a bit carried away with fancy bakery products.

Very much.

Our local Waitrose just had a big refit, and on re-opening, the bacon rolls in the café, were now brioche ones. Its a horrible combination - why would anyone choose to eat bacon in a SWEET roll? Its like a bacon CAKE, FFS.

Anyway, there were loads of complaints, and within three weeks there is now the option of brioche OR crusty roll.

And quite right, too.
 


Bozza

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To be honest, I wasn't happy about the roll. I'd have preferred a traditional bap, floured perhaps. Brioche with a burger, okay (just about), but I think people are getting a bit carried away with fancy bakery products.

Absolutely. A lot of unhappy punters this morning I imagine, and rightly so. The price has soared from 'free' to £2, and it sounds like that has all gone on sourcing the most unsuitable of bread products.
 




Postman Pat

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Jul 24, 2007
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Very much.

Our local Waitrose just had a big refit, and on re-opening, the bacon rolls in the café, were now brioche ones. Its a horrible combination - why would anyone choose to eat bacon in a SWEET roll? Its like a bacon CAKE, FFS.

Anyway, there were loads of complaints, and within three weeks there is now the option of brioche OR crusty roll.

And quite right, too.

This is the company that were selling bacon trifle....they have a track record.

http://www.waitrose.com/shop/DisplayProductFlyout?productId=549771
 


Not Andy Naylor

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Dec 12, 2007
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Very much.

Our local Waitrose just had a big refit, and on re-opening, the bacon rolls in the café, were now brioche ones. Its a horrible combination - why would anyone choose to eat bacon in a SWEET roll? Its like a bacon CAKE, FFS.

Anyway, there were loads of complaints, and within three weeks there is now the option of brioche OR crusty roll.

And quite right, too.

And is it just me, or is 'sourdough' just another word for 'white bread'?
 


Bozza

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And is it just me, or is 'sourdough' just another word for 'white bread'?

After a promising start, you've just shown yourself up.

Please retreat to your local artisan bakery, do some thorough research and report back.
 




BNthree

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Sep 14, 2016
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And is it just me, or is 'sourdough' just another word for 'white bread'?

Just you. Sourdough isn't made using normal bakers' yeast but from a live yeast culture that has to be fed and maintained.
 


Cowfold Seagull

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Apr 22, 2009
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Very much.

Our local Waitrose just had a big refit, and on re-opening, the bacon rolls in the café, were now brioche ones. Its a horrible combination - why would anyone choose to eat bacon in a SWEET roll? Its like a bacon CAKE, FFS.

Anyway, there were loads of complaints, and within three weeks there is now the option of brioche OR crusty roll.

And quite right, too.

Just Sodexo's take on sweet & sour l guess.
 


Me and my Monkey

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Nov 3, 2015
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Blimey, just seen footage of Huddersfield's fixture release breakfast on SSN. Full English, with knives and forks, table cloths, napkins, the LOT! Have to say, that in comparison our loveable bellies down at the Amex looked a right motley crew.
 




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