Your Ulster/Irish/British Fry

[gallsman]

No Chips?

Chips on a fry are for prods only, surely.

[BennyCake]

The poll is anonymous but I think it is important we root out the person who likes tinned tomatoes on their fry. I'm going for Ziggy90 or one of the other England dwellers.

Never realised such a thing existed as part of a fry. Do you just horse a tin of tomatoes into the pan or what?

Behold.

Oh sweet Jaysus...

[omaghjoe]

That's exactly like the kinda shite youd get served up in Belfast...... or Meath by the sounds of things.

I'd take toast and tell them they are a disgrace

[JoG2]

No Chips?

Chips on a fry are for prods only, surely.

That not known as a 'golfers fry'? V neck wearing hoors

[playwiththewind1st]

The poll is anonymous but I think it is important we root out the person who likes tinned tomatoes on their fry. I'm going for Ziggy90 or one of the other England dwellers.

Never realised such a thing existed as part of a fry. Do you just horse a tin of tomatoes into the pan or what?

Behold.

"I ordered a fry, not a swimming pool".

[ziggy90]

Rashers/bacon, sausages, black and white pudding, fried egg (not touching), vegetable roll, potato cake, soda bread and then the piece de resistance.
Oh, and it needs to be fried in lard.

[thewobbler]

I do like an Ulster Fry best.

Bacon, sausage, egg, white and black pudding, soda and slim. Nothing runny apart from the egg.

The Irish got it all wrong swapping the bread out for mushrooms and tomato.

The English got it badly wrong by tossing out the bread for beans, mushrooms and tomato. Especially the tinned tomato as mentioned above. Its only purpose in life is for pasta sauce.

Any form of potatoes is for greedy fat bastards.

While I am partial to a hash brown or two, they probably have no place on a proper fry either. Ulster is right.

[armaghniac]

Beans are disgusting at breakfast.
You are allowed a pancake for today only.

[omaghjoe]

I thought an Ulster Fry had to be made from the Ulster Pig

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Large_White_Ulster_pig

[omaghjoe]

Also what peoples opinion on the bacon?
Streaky or back?

What's the story with eggs are we allowed them over easy/med or so they have to be sunny side up?

[Tony Baloney]

Also what peoples opinion on the bacon?
Streaky or back?

What's the story with eggs are we allowed them over easy/med or so they have to be sunny side up?

In our house they're over easy. The missus insists on it after me giving her a partially cooked sunny side up about 10 years ago. 

I like the really crispy, paper thin streaky you get in Americay, but at home it's always back bacon crispy enough to eat the rind.

[LooseCannon]

Also what peoples opinion on the bacon?
Streaky or back?

What's the story with eggs are we allowed them over easy/med or so they have to be sunny side up?

It's a f**king RASHER!

[BennyCake]

Is this 'Ulster Fry' a Protestant invention?

I've never used that term in my life.

[Milltown Row2]

Ulster fry

Eggs
Sausage
Bacon
Soda
Potato bread
Fried pancakes
Veg roll
Mug of tea

Far nicer than a free state fry.

[BennyCake]

Also what peoples opinion on the bacon?
Streaky or back?

What's the story with eggs are we allowed them over easy/med or so they have to be sunny side up?

It's a f**king RASHER!

Bacon.