BEST BREAKFASTS ?

[Derby_Dave]

find the GROWLER to the right of the other stage.agreat hangover munch

[ramragon]

I eat out during the day but still need a few strong coffees and a bit of breakfast to get me started.

Best investment I ever made was a little Gelert toaster to go on top of a gas burner.

It folds flat, weighs virtually nothing and takes up little space. And when you get a toast factory going everyone loves it. Toast and maramalde, toast and Marmite. We even had toast and home made smoked mackerel pate last year.

[20/20]

Breakfast at Glastonbury goes as thus

Wake up

Start kettle boiling

drop a tablet of sainsbury's knock off berrocca into some water

sit with head in hands thinking "What am I doing with my life? Why do I do this to myself?"

neck fake berrocca

drink tea

eat 7 oggies

nail cider

[HAPPY CHEF]

Double bacon and sausage hoagy from the real meat sausage stall.

[souldancer]

Now then, campers. I need recommendations for a proper, decent, no-frills English fry up at Glasto. The following must be incorporated:

Fried Egg

Bacon (none of that crispy shit - the real deal - juicy bacon)

Sausage

Beans

Mushrooms.

Anything else is an added bonus.

Any advice? I want a serious vein-clogger here - I love a good fry up.

[Red_Eye_Jedi]

On the Sunday morning last year my breakfast was double dropping, red wine and poppers

[Fingle]

Got a really nice sausage and bacon sandwich with a drink for £6 near the other stage. Got totally ripped off buying the smallest bacon and egg sandwich for £5 near the pyramid stage. It was my own fault I should of known better but was being lazy. I am planning a lot of eating in green fields and jazz world this year.

[guypjfreak]

cider

[markeee]

breakfast, usually burger and a coke from whatever crap van;s nearest..that's if I can manage to eat - if it's been a messy night/morning usually can't eat

[paulo999]

Cockmill Meadow's little secret: The Street Sub Aqua Cafe. Top notch English, because that's all they do, 24 hours a day.

Family campers will of course know them, but if you're in Big Ground or Kidney Mead, you might find it worth the short stroll.

Last year I was camped up at the farm, but always made a little detour on my way into town to get my fill, washed down with a pint of milk for 50p and a coke for not much more. Nom nom.

[lord stradmor]

Personally, I see nowt wrong with one of those four quid brekkie baguettes from the stalls twixt pyramid and John Peel.

But thats usually cos I can't face breakfast until I've walked down the hill, and by the time I get there I can't face going any further without a heart-attack in a bun.

The current Lady Stradmor raves about The Orchard Pig.

[APC]

Breakfast of champions is a line of your favourite horse tranquiliser, a can of special brew and a lie-in.

Pity I don't really compete anymore.

Nowadays, I'm gasping for large non-greasy breakfast so that I can hold on to some sort of normality for the day. Add to that a litre of water within the first hour of waking.

Then it's time to get lean.