Philistines

[Paddy]

thought it was made in NL.
oh, HB - never heard of that one.

Voice wrecking ignition tissues.

[SueEllen]

Mmmmm

Everyday is a school day.

[vetran]

Roast Beef >> Horseradish source

Kipper >> Horseradish sauce.
Welsh Rarebit >> Fig Jam

[Paddy]

Bacon - tomato + English mustard
sausage - brown
black pudding - Worcestershire + black pepper

Red meat pies - brown on crust
Shepherd + Cottage pie (which both must have a cheese topping) - brown on crust

Fish & Chips - gravy.

Roast Beef >> Horseradish source

[Gibbon]

Bacon - tomato + English mustard
sausage - brown
black pudding - Worcestershire + black pepper

Red meat pies - brown on crust
Shepherd + Cottage pie (which both must have a cheese topping) - brown on crust

Fish & Chips - gravy.

[northernladuk]

Customers at 200 Best Western Hotels were questioned about their breakfast habits for the poll.

Well now we know what poor people's breakfast habits are now. What about the rest of the country?

Do BW actually provide branded condiments? I find it hard to believe they offer sweet chilli horse radish and hot honey with their breakfasts.

[sadkingbilly]

Yes, I stopped buying HB since it was made in Poland and Czech

thought it was made in NL.
oh, HB - never heard of that one.

[Paddy]

Daddy's?

Yes, I stopped buying HB since it was made in Poland and Czech

[sadkingbilly]

I always pick up a couple of bottles of brown sauce when I visit the UK. Lovely stuff.

Daddy's?

[Paddy]

HP sauce popularity slumps

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...breakfast.html



Where you eat it?



yeuch!

Anything but Heinz American tulip containing two tonnes of sugar

[vetran]

HP sauce popularity slumps

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...breakfast.html

While ketchup remains the stand-out favourite condiment, with a quarter of Brits pairing tomato sauce with their bacon, sausage and eggs, gravy is now preferred to traditional brown sauce, a new survey has found.

Customers at 200 Best Western Hotels were questioned about their breakfast habits for the poll.

It found that, while one in four Britons go for ketchup on their full English, 14 per cent of us like to spice up breakfast with sweet chilli or horseradish sauce, while 12 per cent reach for mayonnaise.

Gravy came in fifth place, with 11 per cent of people pouring it on their morning meal, followed by the latest restaurant trend for hot honey - which was favoured by eight per cent of those quizzed.

Traditional brown sauce came in as the least popular condiment, with only seven per cent of the nation now putting it on their fry-up

Where you eat it?

Shockingly, six per cent of Brits confessed that they ate their first meal of the day on the toilet.

yeuch!