A photo of a £19 Full English breakfast at one of Gordon Ramsay’s restaurants has been doing the rounds on social media – and it’s caused quite a stir.
Bread Street Kitchen, which has three London locations, advertises a classic fry-up on its breakfast menu consisting of a solitary sausage, bacon, tomato, mushroom, baked beans, hash brown and a choice of eggs with toast.
But it all looks terribly paltry on this plate!
Other options on the menu include porridge for £8.50 or a fruit salad for just shy of £10.
A bacon roll is £11.50 and salmon and scrambled eggs is a whopping £15!
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It’s not the first time Ramsay has been critiqued over his version of the classic English breakfast.
In 2020, the celebrity chef was embroiled in a Twitter war with a ‘fry up police’ account after he revealed the new £19 breakfast at Savoy Grill.
He tweeted a video of “the most amazing Full English” from in his upmarket restaurant, but social media users were less than happy with its contents.
“Where’s the rest of it” was a common reply, while the hashtag #GarnishBoy started to gain some traction soon after.
A rival breakfast produced by the Fry Up Police account was posted by Tony Moore in response to Ramsay’s version – featuring a hearty selection of fried breakfasty goodness.
