German breakfast

[Schoggibueb]

Good bread is the most important. And you or your wife have to make it yourselfs.

The rest you can get here. Most of it of course imported, but affordable. Smoked dryed ham: TH, Coppa: TH, cheese: CH, USA, FR, salami (italian hard to get, but french and spanish products available -> chorizo is not what I mean). A soft boiled egg: TH , butter: NZ (pure, not the mixed up stuff that looks somehow like it). Jam homemade. Coffee and juice.

 

Et voila...

 

[FolkGuitar]

1 hour ago, Mark1969 said:

 

Do you realize that 250 baht is about 5.5 pounds or $7.50 dollars? 

 

Did it come with a drink?

 

Free tea and coffee. At 250 Baht for an 'all-you-can-eat' meal with dozens and dozens of freshly-made options (the staff is continually bringing out refills for the various offerings,)  it's one hell of a good deal. Add in the fact that the food is delicious, and it just makes it that much better. 

[KhaoHom]

2 hours ago, BritManToo said:

I frequently attend Auf Der Au German buffet breakfast in Chiang Mai (250bht).

Lots of sausages and ham, lots of different dark breads, no fried or scrambled eggs or bacon.

I like the fried fish in breadcrumbs as well.

 

Here's one I ate earlier ........

 

That's more disgusting than English breakfast.

 

Sorry

[Harrisfan]

5 minutes ago, KhaoHom said:

 

That's more disgusting than English breakfast.

 

Sorry

What do you eat for breakfast?

[NanLaew]

1 hour ago, Mark1969 said:

 

Do you realize that 250 baht is about 5.5 pounds or $7.50 dollars? 

 

Did it come with a drink?

 

Pension watcher...

[KhaoHom]

9 minutes ago, Harrisfan said:

What do you eat for breakfast?

 

These days I usually skip it. If not-

 

1 fruit / yought

2 omelette

3 porridge

4 noodles (favorite)

5 Thai leftovers

 

 

[DezLez]

2 hours ago, Harrisfan said:

Yes

Your first ever accurate response.

[Mark1969]

2 hours ago, Harrisfan said:

So?

Obviously, you can easily afford an ample breakfast. However, when the cost is too much by local standards you are being taken advantage of. That's not proper.

[Harrisfan]

Just now, DezLez said:

Your first ever accurate response.

Your food looks worse than the German stuff.

[Harrisfan]

Just now, Mark1969 said:

Obviously, you can easily afford an ample breakfast. However, when the cost is too much by local standards you are being taken advantage of. That's not proper.

Buffets are all you can eat you do realise that? Thais go to 600 baht buffets.

[Mark1969]

13 minutes ago, Harrisfan said:

Buffets are all you can eat you do realise that? Thais go to 600 baht buffets.

Ok. I don't eat as much as German's do. I'm also not a big meat eater. I also wear deodorant and long pants to meals so I hope you did that as well. Also, no chang t-shirts or sandals at meals.

[Harrisfan]

3 minutes ago, Mark1969 said:

Ok. I don't eat as much as German's do. I'm also not a big meat eater.

A good cheap breafast is pad thai or fried rice. 50 or 60 baht. I often have late breakfast and just fried rice.

[dutch boy]

I sure do miss the Dutch pancakes.  

[KannikaP]

1 hour ago, FolkGuitar said:

 

Free tea and coffee. At 250 Baht for an 'all-you-can-eat' meal with dozens and dozens of freshly-made options (the staff is continually bringing out refills for the various offerings,)  it's one hell of a good deal. Add in the fact that the food is delicious, and it just makes it that much better. 

The tea and coffee are not FREE, they are included in the price.

[KhaoHom]

56 minutes ago, KhaoHom said:

 

These days I usually skip it. If not-

 

1 fruit / yought

2 omelette

3 porridge

4 noodles (favorite)

5 Thai leftovers

 

 

 

The insanity of this board.

 

Fresh, healthy delicious food gets a downvote.

 

No doubt fat and unhappy

[zz4096]

31 minutes ago, Mark1969 said:

Obviously, you can easily afford an ample breakfast. However, when the cost is too much by local standards you are being taken advantage of. That's not proper.

 

You've got absolutely no idea what you're talking about mate. You can't compare proper food, a lot of which is imported or specialties, to a plate of rice and stir-fried mystery meat.

[nauseus]

3 hours ago, save the frogs said:

 

Laziest thread starter in the world.

 

No description of what's included in the breakfast, no photo, nothing. 

 

Why don't you put more effort into it? 

 

 

malnutrition?

[KhaoHom]

40 minutes ago, zz4096 said:

 

You've got absolutely no idea what you're talking about mate. You can't compare proper food, a lot of which is imported or specialties, to a plate of rice and stir-fried mystery meat.

 

You seem to be in the wrong country

[KhaoHom]

Here's lunch I just finished. It was free buy 6 / 1 free. Even gave me a fried egg.

 

Not the most beautiful, but tasty and free

[Harrisfan]

23 minutes ago, KhaoHom said:

Here's lunch I just finished. It was free buy 6 / 1 free. Even gave me a fried egg.

 

Not the most beautiful, but tasty and free

Looks 5 star

[short-Timer]

Well done, Susan. You really should be commended for your consistency. This topic’s already racked up nine thumbs down on your original post. I'll bet you're proud of yourself. How do you do it? What’s your secret? Is it a mix of your childish intellect, lack of education, and an uncanny ability to pick the most idiotic subjects imaginable, or is there some special trick you’re using to reel in all the downvotes? Enlighten us all on how you've so beautifully mastered the art of the fail.

[unblocktheplanet]

3 hours ago, Schoggibueb said:

Good bread is the most important. And you or your wife have to make it yourselfs.

The rest you can get here. Most of it of course imported, but affordable. Smoked dryed ham: TH, Coppa: TH, cheese: CH, USA, FR, salami (italian hard to get, but french and spanish products available -> chorizo is not what I mean). A soft boiled egg: TH , butter: NZ (pure, not the mixed up stuff that looks somehow like it). Jam homemade. Coffee and juice.

 

Et voila...

 

That is some beautiful loaf! Kudos!

[unblocktheplanet]

Anybody in BKK been to Nevermind, German place on Sukhumvit 48? Do they have proper sitdown food, bakery with good bread (rye w/seeds!)? TIA!

[FolkGuitar]

3 hours ago, FolkGuitar said:

 

Free tea and coffee. At 250 Baht for an 'all-you-can-eat' meal with dozens and dozens of freshly-made options (the staff is continually bringing out refills for the various offerings,)  it's one hell of a good deal. Add in the fact that the food is delicious, and it just makes it that much better. 

 

1 hour ago, KannikaP said:

The tea and coffee are not FREE, they are included in the price.

 

Yes, you are correct. Thanks for that. I'm sure there were many people confused by my incorrect use of language.

 

I, too, often help others expand their vocabulary. Here is an example you might enjoy:

“Pedantic" is a word used to describe someone who annoys others by correcting small errors, caring too much about minor details, or emphasizing their own expertise, especially in some narrow or boring subject matter.” Credit to Merriam-Webster.

[fredwiggy]

5 hours ago, MalcolmB said:

Nothing beats a proper English breakfast.

Best in the world.

Whatever anyone likes is the best breakfast. English breakfast isn't too healthy, nor is German, although they taste okay. Mexican tacos are tasty, but also not too healthy unless you have chicken fajitas with pico de gallo. Poached or three minute eggs, oatmeal and soy or almond milk, whole grain bread and sugar free jelly, fruit and coffee is tasty and healthy. 

[MalcolmB]

26 minutes ago, fredwiggy said:

oatmeal and soy or almond milk,

Freddy the Soy Boy.

 

No testosterone high estrogen.

That explains it.

[fredwiggy]

6 minutes ago, MalcolmB said:

Freddy the Soy Boy.

 

No testosterone high estrogen.

That explains it.

Explains what? That I can still function well at 68 sexually? That I can out lift most people on earth my age? I've used soy milk all my life, and out lifted most of all the people that went to the gyms I either trained others in or worked out myself, naturally, besides those who were on junk, and in my weight class, almost all of them.  No one lasts forever in their prime, as you'll understand once you get past your assuming and into reality. If you eat healthy all your life and exercise, your testosterone doesn't go down as much as those who don't along with those who drink a lot, so your times coming soon, if not already here. But you're keeping up with those others that assume daily here, so you might win an award for that.

[fredwiggy]

4 hours ago, Schoggibueb said:

Good bread is the most important. And you or your wife have to make it yourselfs.

The rest you can get here. Most of it of course imported, but affordable. Smoked dryed ham: TH, Coppa: TH, cheese: CH, USA, FR, salami (italian hard to get, but french and spanish products available -> chorizo is not what I mean). A soft boiled egg: TH , butter: NZ (pure, not the mixed up stuff that looks somehow like it). Jam homemade. Coffee and juice.

 

Et voila...

 

One thing on my list to buy when we move back home, besides a good coffeemaker, is a bread maker. My daughter makes some, had a little when I visited last year, and it was good. 

[GinBoy2]

So I do like German breakfasts, cold cuts great bread etc.

 

That being said.

 

As a young man I used to do a lot of work in the UK, and was introduced to this wonder breakfast item 'Fried bread'

 

I'm pretty sure my arteries have suffered, but OMG, white bread, and fry it! Stuff to die for.

 

German cold cuts as much as I like it can't beat fried bread

[Real Name Hidden]

I'll pass on the fried bread, but do like the Beerhouse Special at the Old German Beer House on Soi 13 in Bangkok.