Are fried tomatoes banned from being served with full Irish breakfast.

Lavattack · 13-05-2011 4:44pm #1

This may sound weird but I am just after telling a mate that they are. After googling it I can't find anything to back up my theory. Does anyone else remember anything about this by any chance???

I may have been intoxicated when I came up with this but I am convinced I saw it on the news about a year or two ago.

Lav

Kiera · 13-05-2011 4:45pm

No but they should be.

KeithAFC · 13-05-2011 4:46pm

Whats the Irish fry like? Is it Irish like?

MarkR · 13-05-2011 4:46pm

No. Why would they be? On a side note, fried bananas are delicious.

Korvanica · 13-05-2011 4:46pm

Kiera wrote: »

No but they should be.

GTFO...

Fried Tomatoes are AWESOME!!!!!

Captain_Generic · 13-05-2011 4:46pm

Lavattack wrote: »

This may sound weird but I am just after telling a mate that they are. After googling it I can't find anything to back up my theory. Does anyone else remember anything about this by any chance???

I wasn't there when you told him

smokedeels · 13-05-2011 4:48pm

Did the international council for fired breakfasts decide this?

MarkR wrote: »

On a side note, fried bananas are delicious.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peanut_butter,_banana_and_bacon_sandwich

I had it once, it nearly killed me but it's worth it.

Akey Mullinz · 13-05-2011 4:50pm

you lot would want to go away and drink a few pints for yourselves

Kiera · 13-05-2011 4:51pm

Korvanica wrote: »

GTFO...

Fried Tomatoes are AWESOME!!!!!

Sicko!

They're rank!!!!

Lavattack · 13-05-2011 4:52pm

KeithAFC wrote: »

Whats the Irish fry like? Is it Irish like?

Quite

MarkR wrote: »

No. Why would they be? On a side note, fried bananas are delicious.

Lol

Korvanica wrote: »

GTFO...

Fried Tomatoes are AWESOME!!!!!

I didn'tsay they weren't. I just thought they were banned

inmyday · 13-05-2011 4:54pm

KeithAFC wrote: »

Whats the Irish fry like? Is it Irish like?

Just **** off, I hate reading any of your posts on boards. Why are you in after hours recently? You are not funny and just trying to annoy people, why are you on an irish website? ****

Kiera · 13-05-2011 4:57pm

inmyday wrote: »

Just **** off, I hate reading any of your posts on boards. Why are you in after hours recently? You are not funny and just trying to annoy people, why are you on an irish website? ****

Stick him on ignore? I know its crap when people on your ignore list get quoted but at least you dont see some of their shíte.

tippniall · 13-05-2011 4:57pm

Can honestly say I never heard anything about this! Why would they be banned?

K-9 · 13-05-2011 4:58pm

Yep, nice to wash down some nice salty bacon.

WhiteRussian · 13-05-2011 4:58pm

inmyday wrote: »

Just **** off, I hate reading any of your posts on boards. Why are you in after hours recently? You are not funny and just trying to annoy people, why are you on an irish website? ****

Don't kill anyone, psycho.

kfallon · 13-05-2011 4:59pm

Korvanica wrote: »

GTFO...

Fried Tomatoes are AWESOME!!!!!

Gowayoutofit, they are gick!

The devil grows tomatoes in his garden!!

KeithAFC · 13-05-2011 5:00pm

I put Irish fry into google to see the difference between Irish fry and Ulster fry!. Looks nice.

kfallon · 13-05-2011 5:01pm

KeithAFC wrote: »

I put Irish fry into google to see the difference between Irish fry and Ulster fry!. Looks nice.

Irish fry doesn't give you indigestion

Liam Byrne · 13-05-2011 5:02pm

Maybe they still serve them at the Whistle Stop Café ?

CrackisWhack · 13-05-2011 5:03pm

kfallon wrote: »

Irish fry doesn't give you indigestion

It doesnt have that bitter taste to it either:pac:

Lavattack · 13-05-2011 5:05pm

Easy up with the personnel remarks lads please

I thought that it had something to do with cancer....

I just doubt I dreamed this whole thing up one night out of it lol.

Kiera · 13-05-2011 5:06pm

Lavattack wrote: »

Easy up with the personnel remarks lads please

I thought that it had something to do with cancer....

I just doubt I dreamed this whole thing up one night out of it lol.

Cancer? Really? :rolleyes:

KeithAFC · 13-05-2011 5:08pm

CrackisWhack wrote: »

It doesnt have that bitter taste to it either:pac:

1+

kfallon · 13-05-2011 5:08pm

Stop eating cheese before you go to bed OP

Liam Byrne · 13-05-2011 5:09pm

Lavattack wrote: »

Easy up with the personnel remarks lads please

What do the staff have to do with it ?

mikemac · 13-05-2011 5:10pm

KeithAFC wrote: »

I put Irish fry into google to see the difference between Irish fry and Ulster fry!. Looks nice.

Ulster fry has soda bread

Beautiful!

Teyla Emmagan · 13-05-2011 5:13pm

feelingstressed wrote: »

Ulster fry has soda bread

Beautiful!

I thought it had fadge and no bread..

Fadge is a real word in case anybody's wondering.

KeithAFC · 13-05-2011 5:14pm

feelingstressed wrote: »

Ulster fry has soda bread

Beautiful!

Aye. Why does an Irish fry not have that?

cloneslad · 13-05-2011 5:15pm

KeithAFC wrote: »

I put Irish fry into google to see the difference between Irish fry and Ulster fry!. Looks nice.

I'm from Ulster and we all call it an Irish fry here.

Spread · 13-05-2011 5:15pm

Lavattack wrote: »

Easy up with the personnel remarks lads please

I thought that it had something to do with cancer....

I just doubt I dreamed this whole thing up one night out of it lol.

You're almost there Lavattack. Similiar to what happens to this ant. Fried toms should be eaten al dente!
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-1386717/Why-zombie-ants-infected-mind-controlling-fungus-kill-high-noon.html
Watch the clip.

KeithAFC · 13-05-2011 5:18pm

cloneslad wrote: »

I'm from Ulster and we all call it an Irish fry here.

Ok. Its just its two different breakfasts though.

baldbear · 13-05-2011 5:22pm

2 rashers, 3 sausages, 1 fried egg, 3 white and 3 black pudding a few fried mushrooms and a piece of boxty with a couple of slices of brown bread and a pint mug of tae.. yum.

I get sick when i see chips with a fry. Sooooo unhealthy:p

gosuckonalemon · 13-05-2011 5:23pm

KeithAFC wrote: »

I put Irish fry into google to see the difference between Irish fry and Ulster fry!. Looks nice.

No such thing as an "ulster" fry. It's an English fry because you belong to them.

cloneslad · 13-05-2011 5:25pm

KeithAFC wrote: »

Ok. Its just its two different breakfasts though.

if it once belonged to a pig, was fried along with an egg and a few beans then it's an Irish breakfast, I don't care what else is with it (though black pudding is good)...it's an Irish breakfast

cloneslad · 13-05-2011 5:25pm

gosuckonalemon wrote: »

No such thing as an "ulster" fry. It's an English fry because you belong to them.

yeah, good geography there son :rolleyes:

ShamoBuc · 13-05-2011 5:26pm

KeithAFC wrote: »

Ok. Its just its two different breakfasts though.

So that's the only difference between Irish and Ulster - good to know!

baldbear · 13-05-2011 5:26pm

gosuckonalemon wrote: »

No such thing as an "ulster" fry. It's an English fry because you belong to them.

I had one last year up at a wedding and that fried bread stuff doesn't go well with 12 pints of stout.

Captain_Generic · 13-05-2011 5:26pm

Sure why isn't the black pudding in an irish fry not made out of the blood of british people?

KeithAFC · 13-05-2011 5:27pm

ShamoBuc wrote: »

So that's the only difference between Irish and Ulster - good to know!

It got us a country. :pac:

Oh_Noes · 13-05-2011 5:27pm

baldbear wrote: »

2 rashers, 3 sausages, 1 fried egg, 3 white and 3 black pudding a few fried mushrooms and a piece of boxty with a couple of slices of brown bread and a pint mug of tae.. yum.

I get sick when i see chips with a fry. Sooooo unhealthy:p

Boxty! You must be some kind of exotic strange international foreigner!

Actually nvm, it's just a slight regional variation of the same thing.

Thumbs up on the chips, chip sangiches has to be done.

mikemac · 13-05-2011 5:30pm

baldbear wrote: »

2 rashers, 3 sausages, 1 fried egg, 3 white and 3 black pudding a few fried mushrooms and a piece of boxty with a couple of slices of brown bread and a pint mug of tae.. yum.

I get sick when i see chips with a fry. Sooooo unhealthy:p

Boxty?

Is this some regional thing like coddle and the rest of Ireland has never heard of it?

Genuinely asking here, I never heard of boxty

cloneslad · 13-05-2011 5:31pm

ShamoBuc wrote: »

So that's the only difference between Irish and Ulster - good to know!

KeithAFC wrote: »

It got us a country. :pac:

Ulster is a province, not a country. What the hell happened to the education system?

ShamoBuc · 13-05-2011 5:31pm

KeithAFC wrote: »

It got us a country. :pac:

If you think so.... I always thought Ulster was a province.

stimpson · 13-05-2011 5:31pm

Teyla Emmagan wrote: »

Fadge is a real word in case anybody's wondering.

Fadge is an excellent word. Somewhere between fanny and vag I assume. I'm quite partial to a bit of fadge for breakfast myself. As long as it's fresh.

Mint Sauce · 13-05-2011 5:32pm

gosuckonalemon wrote: »

No such thing as an "ulster" fry. It's an English fry because you belong to them.

English frys dont come from Soda/Tattie bread. Ulster Frys do.

And for the zillionouth time on Boards. N Ireland is not part of England.

BBDBB · 13-05-2011 5:33pm

own up, which one of you feckers is sending sausages through to post to Neil Lennon?

KeithAFC · 13-05-2011 5:33pm

cloneslad wrote: »

Ulster is a province, not a country. What the hell happened to the education system?

Didn't you hear about the revolution?:o

Captain_Generic · 13-05-2011 5:35pm

irish-stew wrote: »

And for the zillionouth time on Boards. N Ireland is not part of England.

Can we not just sticky this and be done with it?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNu8XDBSn10

baldbear · 13-05-2011 5:36pm

feelingstressed wrote: »

Boxty?
Is this some regional thing like coddle and the rest of Ireland has never heard of it?

Genuinely asking here, I never heard of boxty

"Boxty on the griddle, boxty on the pan if ya can't make boxty you'll never get a man"

It's popular in Leitrim, Cavan Longford type area and is a spud based food. flour, salt, raw spud mashed spuds. I think thats it. A bit of milk if you are that way inclined.

It's in all the shops down here. Could never get it in Dublin and the Jackeens hadn't a clue what i was talking about.:D

mikemac · 13-05-2011 5:38pm

baldbear wrote: »

It's in all the shops down here. Could never get it in Dublin and the Jackeens hadn't a clue what i was talking about.:D

All of Ireland south of Athlone haven't a clue what you're talking about either

hairyfairy00 · 13-05-2011 5:41pm

baldbear wrote: »

"Boxty on the griddle, boxty on the pan if ya can't make boxty you'll never get a man"

It's popular in Leitrim, Cavan Longford type area and is a spud based food. flour, salt, raw spud mashed spuds. I think thats it. A bit of milk if you are that way inclined.

It's in all the shops down here. Could never get it in Dublin and the Jackeens hadn't a clue what i was talking about.:D

Mmmmmmmmm Boxty!
http://www.rogeroverall.net/blog/wp-content/uploads/homer_simpson31.jpg

Are fried tomatoes banned from being served with full Irish breakfast.

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