We're all familiar with the iconic full English breakfast - a popular dish amongst Brits. It often consists of an array of ingredients, including the likes of sausages, bacon, beans, mushrooms and much more.
In fact, full English breakfasts are so popular that they're even offered throughout the day in certain establishments as an all-day breakfast. But what if someone was to put all the ingredients on a pizza? Yes, you heard that right - a homemade full English pizza.
Taking to popular forum Reddit to show the finished product, a man has sparked a major debate online with the controversial meal as people have spotted a major issue.
The pizza consisted of sausage, bacon, a fried egg, and more (Expensive_Road_1134/Reddit)Sharing a snap of the pizza, he asked Reddit users: "Would you eat this Full English Pizza?"
The pizza consisted of popular ingredients for toppings, which are commonly found in a Full English breakfast.
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Scattered throughout the pizza were sausages, small bacon rashes, chopped tomatoes, pieces of black pudding, and a fried egg in the centre.
Since posting, the man's thread has raked in over 700 comments.
While the initial idea sparked a debate amongst viewers, several were eager to address a major issue with the pizza.
Rushing to the comments, Reddit users were quick to point out popular ingredients that the spontaneous chef left out.
"Not full, can't see baked beans," one person moaned.
A second said: "No hash browns or mushrooms either (that I can see)."
A third complained: "Or mushrooms and white pudding. I'm guessing they have the hp sauce at the table."
"Or fried bread," a fourth added.
On the other hand, a disgraced Redditor penned: "OH GOD NO."
Meanwhile, a different user seemed eager to try: "I would! I got a full English pizza before and it was sooo good."
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