I’m not sure how legit this is, but I had the Texas breakfast at this cafe in Singapore called Wild Honey, which offered all the breakfasts of the world. (No avo toast, sniff, so a black mark there).
I’m pretty sure that scone is what Americans call a ‘biscuit’. I’m not sure about the corn. Grits, maybe? The barbecue sauce was smokey and spicy, and the brisket tender. I forget what the harsh browns contained, but it wasn’t potato.
It was pretty filling. I had a walk up to the British Army’s bunker HQ a couple of clicks after eating and I was still full when I got there.
Texas breakfast, Singapore edition.
Texas breakfast, Singapore edition.
Texas breakfast, Singapore edition.
I’m not sure how legit this is, but I had the Texas breakfast at this cafe in Singapore called Wild Honey, which offered all the breakfasts of the world. (No avo toast, sniff, so a black mark there).
I’m pretty sure that scone is what Americans call a ‘biscuit’. I’m not sure about the corn. Grits, maybe? The barbecue sauce was smokey and spicy, and the brisket tender. I forget what the harsh browns contained, but it wasn’t potato.
It was pretty filling. I had a walk up to the British Army’s bunker HQ a couple of clicks after eating and I was still full when I got there.