One of the traditions in the Jones households in both the Forest, Guernsey and Temple Grafton, Stratford-upon-Avon, is Saturday breakfast. Not the fare so much; my daily spelt porridge gives way to toast (and I’m a Marmite fan) at weekends but the berries are the same. No, it’s the leisurely reading of the newspapers over breakfast at the weekend that makes the tradition.
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