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Full English is healthy ? I know we have come full circle with regard to protein and fats, but having that much fried food all at once doesn't seem like a the
by stuaxo 8y ago
Full English is healthy ?
I know we have come full circle with regard to protein and fats, but having that much fried food all at once doesn't seem like a the most healthy thing.
It usually comes with baked beans - the sauce has a high sugar content.
I don't eat particularly healthily myself, but saying full-English is healthy just sounds like nonsense.
- BFLpL0QNek 8y agoIt is healthy-ish, depending exactly what you have, how you cook it and quantity and how frequently you have it. The healthy version will look significantly different than the greasy spoon version dripping in oil. I’ll do a full english with scrambled eggs, sourdough toast, mushrooms in a little butter, home cooked beans, 2 rashers of rindless bacon with a tiny amount of oil fried or grilled, maybe a slice of black pudding, I may even put avocado on the toast.
- nradov 8y agoIt's probably fine if you're going to spend the next 12 hours plowing a field with a team of oxen.