• Athos@lemmy.world
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    1. Slices of white bread that you need to toast yourself
    2. Small individual packets of butter and jam
    3. Several different cereals stored in tall plastic containers
    4. Milk is available but only Houdini could find where its actually being kept

    “Delicious. Finally, some good fucking food”

      • AlligatorBlizzard@sh.itjust.works
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        Also the coffee. And the orange juice. And possibly a waffle maker that hasn’t been cleaned in this millennium.

        Honestly though, I’m perfectly happy with that kind of a breakfast option. If you take a bit of almost everything it’s a solid breakfast… and usually I take a bagel and cream cheese for a light lunch.

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    After being given the option of a free full English, American hotel breakfasts just don’t hit the same.

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      Unless you are in mainland Europe where full English isn’t edible.

      That said, a continental breakfast in the UK is equally disappointing.

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        In my experience the food quality in Europe is worlds beyond the United States. Even a bad full English is better than what you’d get at some sit-down restaurants in America. Eggs in America have sickly, pale yellow yolks and breakfasts are usually cooked in motor oil. I always had fresh, decent quality food in Europe — but this was pre-pandemic.

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    Lady, you really need to get out of that corset.
    I don’t think your organs are meant to be squeezed like that.