irish breakfasts (1 Viewer)

[nooleen]

just sayin...if you're watching your salt, sossies and rashers (and probably fake meat though less so) have a shitload, as do red sauce, mustard, and any processed food. and stock is pretty much a salt cube with other flavours in. a sprinkle from the salt shaker is probably the least harmful thing as salt goes

 

[shower another shower]

what about dried, processed meats?

 

[psyzzle wazzle]

just sayin...if you're watching your salt, sossies and rashers (and probably fake meat though less so) have a shitload, as do red sauce, mustard, and any processed food. and stock is pretty much a salt cube with other flavours in. a sprinkle from the salt shaker is probably the least harmful thing as salt goes

oh yeah its all good.. id say most people ignore salt intake. i like to ignore it too sometimes.. like when i eat soya sauce! its good to be reminded/educated. this is gonna sound quite pretentious though.. at least half the stock i use is home made.. its wayy better, i fully recommend it.

 

[Space]

Salt is vital, you can't live without it. Processed food is bad for you as is too much of anything.

 

[nooleen]

jaysus...some people get drunk and party, i get drunk and lecture people on the internet about salt
wild nights

 

[Ferox13]

jaysus...some people get drunk and party, i get drunk and lecture people on the internet about salt
wild nights

LOL - I have many similar moments of realisation very similar to this..

 

[I Bleed Black]

Brekkie a la silver_surfer, I would guess a pretty high salt content

 

[Jill Hives]

That looks vile.

 

[I Bleed Black]

That looks vile.

But it tastes amazing!

 

[The septic]

Here, the wife and I are trying to live an American lifestyle, but in Finglas. i.e. we like to go out to breakfast pretty much every Saturday and/or Sunday, we want good coffee, a bit of variety on the menu, and the service has gotta be good because we've got two kids under the age of 3 that won't stand for any fuckin about.

Anybody got any suggestions? We are more than willing to travel a bit as well.

Currently on the roster are:

Eddie Rockets- nicest breakfast in Dublin, I kid you not.

Brams- Fairview. Nothing exciting, but dependable and quick.

House- Howth. Class brekkie, but bordering on quite dear and sometimes packed.

Odessa- Town. Nice brunch, but a bit uber cool and not terribly handy with buggies and the like.

 

[GO]

You flash bastard.

 

[ann post]

just cook lots of microwave food at home and buy them handguns.

 

[Reets]

Have you tried Just off Franics ?
Been there twice and looking forward to going again already. The menu is varied, the food is lovely and the staff couldn't be nicer.
Can't find a site for them but here's some reviews http://www.yelp.ie/biz/just-off-francis-street-dublin

 

[Squiggle]

I second the recommendation for Just off Francis, it's a bit tight for a buggy at the front of the restaurant, but if you could get a table down the back you might manage it.