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The conversation turns to the cultural evolution of British cuisine, noting that some dishes, like baked beans on toast, originated post-World War II as quick, economical meals, and have persisted through generations despite skepticism. Idris calls the humble dish "a quick, convenient meal," emphasizing its comfort-food status.
The Verdict: Which Breakfast Reigns Supreme?
After extensive sampling and banter, the question remains: which breakfast is better? John advocates that the English breakfast, with its balance of savory elements and nostalgic comfort, "stands alone quite well," especially considering it can be simplified without the extras. Idris, meanwhile, appreciates the American approach, especially its bold, flavor-packed, all-in-one concept.