Foreign fry ups dubbed ‘war crimes’ after cooks add rice and kidney beans

Fry up fans have slammed sorry-looking full English breakfasts being served up abroad.

The bad brekkies were cooked up in Malaysia, Kenya, the USA and Venezuela.

One that split opinion from sausage, bacon and egg fanatics was in Thailand.

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But the closest to the real thing was made in war-torn Ukraine

Experts from the The English Breakfast Society highlighted the overseas attempts.

One sold at the London Bus Cafe, in Malacca, near Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia had frankfurters, French bread, soggy tomatoes, a hash brown and about 20 beans.

Nick Jones fumed: “Now that’s pants.”

Stephen Boatright sarcastically joked: “Nice for someone to make the effort.

“A little tuition is needed for it to become a truly English breakfast.”

A tiny fry up with a solo slice of bacon and two bangers, an omelette, a slice of toast and random potatoes, got served up in Kenya.

Alan Zamayoa hailed a tropical Full English eaten in Venezuela.

It came with sausage and egg, but also kidney beans, rice and bizarrely avocado.

One on the menu at The Old English pub Bangkok, Thailand got mixed reviews.

It came with bacon, fried eggs, bangers, hash browns, mushrooms, tomatoes, black pudding but just one slice of toast.

Jon Gale, a fellow of The English cheered: “I would happily tuck into that if I were in Bangkok.”

But near perfect looking one consisting of two sausages, bacon, fried egg, black pudding, tomato and beans served in the Ukraine for the thumbs up.

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