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https://www.cnn.com/2020/03/01...uffin-day/index.html
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Minor Deity |
Meh. Wendy's used to serve breakfast and they were pretty lame. I'm wondering how their current offerings fare, but, like Taco Bell whose breakfasts are godawful dreck, I don't hold much hope. McDonald's rocks fast food breakfast, but I have no interest in the app and a free egg mcmuffin does not move me much. The best breakfast sandwich in the world, though, used to be found at an Arby's in Lynchburg VA in the 90's. I was working there and they served up a country ham egg and cheese croissant that was to die for, especially if you were a bit hung over. All that salt in the ham helped. I still remember the taste.
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Minor Deity |
Just looked at their menu. High calorie, low appeal. Plus it is only at some locations so you can't even count on it. They need to commit.
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Pinta & the Santa Maria Has Achieved Nirvana |
I've found that Starbucks has pretty decent (for fast food) breakfast sandwiches. Bonus: there are two (turkey bacon and bacon gouda) that are relatively low calorie. The turkey bacon sammich is listed as 290 calories, egg whites only. My favorite meal out is breakfast, but I'm talking going to the diner, getting eggs, hash browns, toast and coffee, bonus points if the coffee is served in one of those thick white ceramic mugs. It's not that hard to grab something on my way out the door for breakfast. If I'm having breakfast out, I'm doing it right. | |||
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Foregoing Practicing to Post Minor Deity |
I’m with you, Nina. Sit yer butt down at an actual restaurant and have a much better experience. BTW there’s a new generation of upscale diners that take breakfast to a new level. We visited the Silver Lining Diner in East Hampton NY...beautiful pancakes with real maple syrup, sophisticated omelets, etc. And not that much more expensive. The Times ran an article on these places. Will post if I can find it.
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Has Achieved Nirvana |
I couldn't tell you the last time I had an Egg McMuffin. The closest I come to fast food breakfast was a trip to Corner Bakery about three months ago. Coupon came in the mail so we thought we'd try it. It was OK at coupon prices, but not worth it at the regular price. We have a couple of good breakfast type places around here, a little more upscale than the diners. Our two favoritest places are in Door County. One is Al Johnson's Swedish Restaurant (goats on roof place) and the other is the White Gull Inn.
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Minor Deity |
We have some wonderful breakfast places here. Yum. They compete. Yum! One even makes a popover for you the moment you walk in the door. Serves it as a surprise, hot! I'd never get fast food breakfast...yuck.
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Has Achieved Nirvana |
Starbucks has the sous vide egg bites. They are excellent and taste just like boiled eggs made in the Instant pot. If you simply must eat your breakfast on the road, this is what you want to eat.
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Has Achieved Nirvana |
OTOH, (and I have posted about this before) If you want a big, decadent, heavy, full on breakfast, IHOP deserves a chance. I don’t think I had been to one in 20 years before I tried one a couple weeks ago and I’m telling you the breakfast was the equivalent of anything I’ve ever had anywhere else. It is too big. It is too heavy. There are way too many calories. It is absolutely delicious and you can bring home a box, and that box will feed you for several days. Eat on it for a week. Good coffee too. Come to my house and I will make you something better, but it won’t be all that much better and you won’t get nearly as big a box to take home. Decide for yourself on the coffee.
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Foregoing Practicing to Post Minor Deity |
Steve, I'll have to give IHOP a look...have not been in one in decades. Also, here's the article on fancy diners...it does make them sound too hipster-ish, but I enjoyed Silver Lining, the one I went to (also mentioned in the article). New Diners Menu from Silver Lining Diner
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Has Achieved Nirvana |
The best thing at Starbucks are the egg bites. I can live on the bacon Swiss egg bites.
Totally agree, although I can't do the carby parts any more. It's always a meat and cheese omelette for me. | |||
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Has Achieved Nirvana |
I went to an ihop in West Palm Beach two weeks ago. Also the first time in decades. It was good.
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