Where oh where...

[Bernsville]

I normally get your standard full English at Glasto, but to be honest they are getting to be a bit of a rip off now. Anyone know where to get something filling yet cheap? Name and location please!!

[jimbo68]

Hare Krishna Tent.

[karlpowell]

Hare Krishna Tent.

[jimbo68]

is it meat free ?

Edited May 11, 2010 by jimbo68

[ArcticMonkeysUK]

Make your own.

[cejx]

I normally get your standard full English at Glasto, but to be honest they are getting to be a bit of a rip off now. Anyone know where to get something filling yet cheap? Name and location please!!

[The Blackburn Rover]

Used to love the brekkie at The Garlic Kitchen, but that seems to have disappeared, so I need to find somewhere to refuel in the morning too. Got to be the full English for me with a BIG tea.

[verrymerry]

The Cat in the Hat near the Greenpeace (or is it in?) Field :-) YUM

[shoei67]

Welsh Oggies are very substantial for the dosh and not half bad either. Left hand side of the Other IIRC.

[*Amy *]

Tea and Toast - circus field - big thick slices of toast £2

might not be enough if you used to full english

[Icewulf]

Tea and Toast - circus field - big thick slices of toast £2

might not be enough if you used to full english

[TheAmalfiGlow]

The Cat in the Hat near the Greenpeace (or is it in?) Field :-) YUM

[Scouse Andy]

Yep - The Cat in the Hat for me too

[timespeedsup]

Small World way up in the Green Fields did a cracking egg-on-toast, bowl of museli or fruit, and mug of tea last year for a few coins.

[*Amy *]

Tea and Toast - circus field - big thick slices of toast £2

might not be enough if you used to full english

[mudmonkey]

Real Meat Sausage Co near the meeting point - if memory serves its normally bacon or sausage & egg roll with tea or coffee for £3.50, reasonable value as festival fry ups go.

[LondonTom]

Stumpets with Crumpets from our very own Lucy? (Think she said Market Section C?)

(I like crumpets so will try out this place )

[G1T]

The Greenfields. As much as they're just a tiny part of the site now, rather than half of it, the good people there will still kill you with food compared with any of the stalls in babylon.

[G1T]

DP.

Edited May 11, 2010 by G1T

[Guest musiclove123]

Tea and Toast - circus field - big thick slices of toast £2

might not be enough if you used to full english

Edited May 12, 2010 by musiclove123

[Grimmy]

My Dad gets the stove on with the sausages, bacon and fried bread while I get to work on stealing/negotiating some brown sauce and tomato sauce, don't ask me why we always manage to forget sauce after all these years but we do. After the meat goes off I just whip out either the tinned sausage and beans or noodles, does the trick and doesn't cost you a bomb. Breakfast and supper at the tent is the cheapest way foward at Glasto.

[Activeman]

I was camped in Big Ground last year, the main breakfast place at the top of the Field had such a monopoly they put their prices up by Friday, yet people still seemed prepared to pay £2.00 for a Tea/Coffee and then £5.00 for a bacon roll.

Even before they inflated their prices I though “sod that!” and went for a wonder down near the Queens head area of the Markets – and just opposite was a Cornish Pasty stall – a Cornish Pasty and a cup of tea £2.00 (I think), now I know a Cornish Pasty isn’t everyone’s idea of a breakfast start but it was tasty, filling and only a couple of quid – get in!

[CiderFiend]

A cup of porridge from the van outside the John Peel stage, just a quid.

If you're used to a big breakfast, get a couple, as they're not that big, but very delicious.

You can add sugar/cinnamon/salt/honey for an extra 30p.

[ukslim]

My first breakfast is crunchy oat cereal -- dry -- the only food I bring with me. Lidl's own is good.

My second breakfast is something tasty from a stall. Who knows what I'll feel like?

I don't keep much of a three-meals-a-day schedule at a festival. I just wait until the hunger in my stomach overtakes my resistance to putting my hand in my pocket

[coolethan]

A Yeo Valley massive tub of frozen yogurt is the way forwards! (although the prices haven't crept up so much as hitched a lift to NASA and clambered aboard a rocket.)

I am so excited about Yam the Cassava... tragically I am a little bit allergic to chillies - I can eat it in small amounts and only get a little dose of the ailment Johnny Cash once sung of... but if I overdose on it (and it's my favourite... so I tend to. allergies are for wusses!!) then it becomes vomit o clock. I over spiced at Glastonbury last year and for the next few months even biting into a bit of chilli chocolate was a vomit inducing mistake.

mmm... lovely story for the breakfast club!

Now it's all about cereal and fresh farm milk!!