Check yes Juliet

American breakfast is alright, but not even close to a full English. I’ve only had that once or twice on holiday, but my god, is it good

your english breakfast is literally a turd on a plate that you dare to call a breakfast.

A full English breakfast is delicious and nutritious, unlike your heart attack inducing sugar rush that you dare to call a breakfast.

I've tried both. The English breakfast I had tasted like ass. Then again, that was almost a decade ago.

NON NUTRITIOUS MAH WEED BRUH WE GOT EGGS IN THERE BRUH. ALSO SUGARS ARE MEANT TO BE EATEN IN THE MORNING SO YOU CAN BURN IT OFF DURING THE DAY FOOL.

NOT THAT MUCH SUGAR! IT'S DIABETES ON A FUCKING PLATE

And a full English is nutritious. It has fruit, carbohydrates, pulses, healthy amount of fat and vegetables.

GODDAMN IT IF YOU CAN'T TASTE THE DIABETES/HEART DISEASE, YOU COOKED IT WRONG

WE GOT EGGS TOAST HASHBROWNS WAFFLES PANCAKES BACON SAUSAGE AND MUCH MORE THESE FOODS AINT GONNA LEAVE YOU IN 3 HOURS LIKE YOUR WEAK SAUCE BREAKFAST THESE ARE THE WORKING MANS FOOD STAY WITH YOU FOR THE WHOLE DAY GIVING YOU ENERGY

https://www.express.co.uk/life-style/food/751885/fry-up-breakfast-health-benefits
I'm not taking healthy eating advice from a country of unhealthy eaters.

All that refined sugar and those heavy carbohydrates are just going to go sit in your fat reserves if you don't work it off. Only people who exercise heavily or are body builders need a large breakfast.

Your breakfast looks like someone threw up after eating our breakfast and then threw some bacon on it

Hey we never said it was healthy.

Full english is delicious. Your breakfast looks like a morbidly obese child was let loose at a pastry shop

Yours looks like you vomited a bunch of beans onto the remains of an American breakfast.

Peachy, you wanna talk about heart attack inducing? Everything in a full English breakfast is fried. Fried bread, fried hash, fucking bubble and squeak, the sausage and the black pudding, the tomato, pretty much everything but the beans. There's a reason that a full English is also called a "fry-up". Compare that to my personal favorite breakfast, Two fluffy southern-style biscuits, smothered in maple-sausage gravy, with a fried egg and a side of hashbrowns. Now, while the egg and hashbrowns are fried, the sheer volume of fried food in my preferred breakfast is significantly lower, and I don't think biscuits and gravy has very much sugar.

Please read my link above.
Why would you put scones with the gravy? That's weird and disgusting.

Okay, when I google “american breakfast” and “english breakfast” i get basically the same thing, with eggs and beans and stuff. So both American and English breakfasts are delicious. The american breakfast I was referring to in my previous comment (the one I personally don’t like) is the one with all the pancakes and waffles and shit. All that sugar is just not for me, especially not early in the morning. As a dessert maybe, but even then it’s a bit much. Then again I’m not really a fan of extremely sweet food in general

guys american and english breakfasts differ from reigon to reigon