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English breakfast might be considered an acceptable meal if it wasn't served at the time of day it is.
I mean even scrambled eggs is too much for any Italian hotel or breakfast restaurant I've been to. Like literally as if they made it mediocre on purpose.
I mean you can have it for brunch...
I always found it random that a full English breakfast includes tomatoes
Huh? It's a passable breakfast, I don't really see it being much of a lunch or dinner. Okay MAYBE lunch.
Eggs: okay admitting this is a breakfast staple. Sausage and/or beans: instant lunch or dinner category.
But there's literally breakfast sausages here in the US and like half of all breakfast sandwiches are sausage egg and cheese?
Trying to categorize food is basically impossible.
Especially since breakfast for dinner is fucking awesome