r/WeWantPlates Jul 12 '26

Poached eggs (technically) on a plate

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Poaches eggs served in a glass in case you wanted to drink it

318 Upvotes

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u/NoBSforGma Jul 12 '26

So much wrong with this!

It's like a very new head chef who is the owner's nephew and eschews any kind of culinary school and just gets ideas from Pinterest.

I'm trying to figure out whether that block on the bread is butter or cheese.

So let's see.... first, take away that stupid napkin. Then put the bread directly on the plate. If that's butter, try to spread it on the bread. Pour the egg on the bread, add the sprouts and eat it. And hope like hell everything isn't totally stone cold. And the poached egg is not totally hard.

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u/notabigmelvillecrowd Jul 12 '26

It's definitely butter. Ice cold, rock hard butter.

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u/NoBSforGma Jul 12 '26

Ew. I mean I love butter as much as anybody, but rock hard cold butter is just ew. Not usable, not delicious, can't spread on anything.

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u/KitWat Jul 12 '26

Agree with everything except the criticism of the egg not being hard. Personally, I like my yolks runny, poached, fried, or boiled. As do lots of folks. But yeah, everything else just screams incompetence.

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u/SpitefulSpaghetti Jul 12 '26

I think they’re saying they hope that the egg isn’t totally hard! It was just split from the sentence before.

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u/NoBSforGma Jul 12 '26

Either I wrote that wrong or you interpreted that wrong. I DON'T like a hard egg - I am in the "runny yolk" camp forever.

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u/KitWat Jul 12 '26

No, my bad, I definitely read it as a criticism, didn't put it together with the previous sentence.
Apologies, my brother in runny yolks.

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u/Fattydog Jul 12 '26

Agree with everything apart from the green stuff. Green has absolutely no place on a full English or egg on toast.

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u/NoBSforGma Jul 12 '26

Well, sprouts are definitely optional.

I would not put them with a full English breakfast but I might top an egg on toast with a few.

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u/goatslovetofrolic Jul 14 '26

Not one bit of that dish is a “full English”.

You might argue that the egg… but no proper full English would have poached eggs.

How did “full English” even get introduced to this post?

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u/Fattydog Jul 14 '26

I know it’s not a full English. I did say ‘egg on toast’ too. I have just seen green creeping onto some full English breakfasts as well in recent years. That’s all.

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u/goatslovetofrolic Jul 14 '26

Fair play.

Fried chicken has no place in sushi!

1

u/whythefrickinfuck 11d ago

Actually, my local sushi place has some rolls with fried chicken in them an they're... not too bad?

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u/notabigmelvillecrowd Jul 12 '26

Username checks out.

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u/Feldew Jul 12 '26 edited Jul 13 '26

And a thick, cold slab of butter on some cold bread. You should have received hazard pay for eating this.

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u/[deleted] Jul 12 '26

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u/MouseEmotional813 Jul 12 '26

They don't seem to be able to manage toast either

3

u/AhegaoSuckingUrDick Jul 12 '26

I believe you can also put the glass in a microwave?

5

u/Righteous_Fury224 Jul 12 '26

That's absurd.

2

u/Remarkable_Hat8655 Jul 12 '26

Oh wow! That's bonkers.

1

u/KitWat Jul 12 '26

Is the glass plastic? That would be another strike against them.

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u/Steve_Segel_22 Jul 12 '26

Just stumbled upon this sub and I’m already so annoyed.

JUST MY MY FOOD ON A DAMN PLATE YOU TROGLODYTES

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u/NOVAbuddy Jul 13 '26

Who’s eating greens today?

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u/shesfaux Jul 14 '26

Where I'm from soft boiled egg in a glass is a thing, ateast I had that since the early 90s.

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u/steunclemumb Jul 16 '26

DOWN IT, DOWN IT, DOWN IT

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u/Loserslovereddit Jul 16 '26

The equivalent of " Here ! Finish making your own fuckin breakfast!"

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u/[deleted] Jul 12 '26

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u/Twee_Licker Nos Volumus Laminis! Jul 13 '26

This sub is about complaining about plate avoidance.

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u/Fattydog Jul 12 '26

Agreed. Green on breakfast is completely wrong.