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    Cos’è che rende questa una “colazione americana” all’aeroporto di Bergen Flesland?

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    2. 808cashcarter on

      Because the price already includes a 20% tip 😭 250kr for breakfast is ridiculous…

    3. Nlklas on

      Not sure. Usually this is a dish served as “English Breakfast”.

    5. nipsen on

      Heavily inflated price, extra lard, and token vegetables from a frozen bag on the side that no one eats?

    7. adrjaco on

      That’s what we in Norway call a “cowboy breakfast”, if it has baked beans and fried eggs

    8. Aesop557 on

      The fantasy of some marketing coordinator within the company managing the O Leary’s brand in Norway

    13. Ok_Accident652 on

      I’d say the bacon style and the eggs, bacon, toast layout. That’s considered typical American breakfast.

    15. MadMorg68 on

      Must be mistaken for English breakfast.

      Orange Juice, Eggs, Bacon and Toast.

      Not sure what an American breakfast are supposed to be TBH. 🙂

    20. rinlen222 on

      We don’t usually have fries for breakfast but why the hell not

    21. RobMitte on

      I don’t know, first I’ve heard of it. Anne has some explaining to do.

    22. saintsithney on

      I think the fries and the salad, though those really aren’t American breakfast things.

      Fried potatoes are common for breakfast, but more commonly lightly pan-fried chunks of potato. Salad is uncommon at breakfast, except for fruit salads (chunks of mixed fruit, sometimes with a sprinkle of sugar).

      A more common “American breakfast” as served in America would be two meats (got that one with the bacon AND sausage), eggs, a sweetbread (pancakes, waffles, French toast) or toast or a biscuit, hashed potatoes, possibly with onions and bell peppers, and fresh fruit.

      That’s not an everyday thing – it’s a big event restaurant thing.

    23. Tryffeln on

      Hotel breakfast types: Continental – bread, pastry cereal, maybe a boiled egg at most in terms of freshly cooked food; American – egg, meat, potato (hash brown, fries in this case) toast and pancake/waffle (replaced with salad?!); English – egg, meat, toast, beans, mushrooms, tomato.

    28. LavenderandLamb on

      That’s not an American breakfast, Americans drink monster for breakfast before going to work at 7am.

    29. chilldrinofthenight on

      That’ll be the day when any American has or requests to have “salad” added to their breakfast.

    30. chilldrinofthenight on

      Also: Shout out to Bergen. A truly beautiful city.

    31. Jernbek35 on

      We don’t eat salad with a breakfast plate like that. Some kind of fruit is far more common. Fries are rare too, that would be hash browns most of the time.

    33. Few-Truck-5635 on

      Because it’s a bit like English Breakfast and they speak English in America.

    37. WebBorn2622 on

      To me American breakfast is fat pancakes smothered in sirup and cream, bacon, a muffin and orange juice.

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