/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.5373241]

do you like breakfast sandwiches?

also do people normally put ketchup on theirs?

[Anonymous No.5373245]

It's one of two dishes that I justify using kraft singles for. That greasy, melty goodness.

[Anonymous No.5373246]

I LOVE breakfast sandwiches. Usually I go for sausage instead of bacon though, on an english muffin.

I don't put ketchup on mine. It has enough flavor as is, in my opinion, but if you like it that way I see no reason to stop.

[Anonymous No.5373278]

>>5373241
Yeah, used to eat the starbucks ones daily, along with a venti coffee with heavy cream.
I'd usually go for the sausage, egg, and cheese on ciabatta. Was good.

[Anonymous No.5373292]

>>5373241
Yes.
God no.

I like bacon egg and cheese on a blueberry bagel. Deal with it nerd.

[Anonymous No.5373297]

i love them, i don't use ketchup though, occasionally will use maple syrup or hot sauce.

[Anonymous No.5373301]

>>5373297
>>5373241
I love the mcgriddle, but the buns for them are just too soft and pancakey to be completely satisfying. A bagel is way better, because you get that slight resistance and chewiness when you bite into it. So naturally I order one of each, put the McGriddle in the middle McGangbang style and call it the McMorningWood.

[Anonymous No.5373305]

try mustard on a sausage sandwich, it's delicious, so bright and tangy and it cuts right through the fat and creaminess

[Anonymous No.5373306]

breakfast pizza is good too

[Anonymous No.5373311]

To me breakfast sandwhiches are among the most hearty, savory foods of all. They're traditionally "shitty", yes, and really bad for you, but theres nothing like biting into a bacon egg and cheese on a bagel or croissant. Too bad it feels like shit afterwards, but a breakfast sandwhich and coffee is like so amazing.

[Anonymous No.5373332]

Tim Hortons has some really good ones. I miss Canada.

[Anonymous No.5373335]

>>5373332
They had the Jalapeno cheddar biscuits a few months ago, it was the bomb. Not sure if it is still available, I don't usually have breakfast outside.

[Anonymous No.5373336]

>>5373306
That looks amazing.

[Anonymous No.5373374]

bacon egg and cheese on a kaiser roll from a bodega/deli you trust with brown mustard and a little mayo is the way to go.

where i live everyone does is bacon egg and cheese on a kaiser roll with salt pepper and ketchup. i don't know if this is just a yonkers/nyc area thing or if people do this everywhere. Its pretty good but i prefer the former.

[Anonymous No.5373790]

Whataburger breakfast is amazing

[Anonymous No.5373803]

I used to love the sausage croissants at Jack in the Box. I don't know what that slightly tangy white sauce was, but it was really good. For some reason I have very strong memories of eating those sandwiches when JFK Jr.'s plane crashed all those years ago.

[Anonymous No.5373810]

>>5373803
>I don't know what that slightly tangy white sauce was, but it was really good.

Okay yeah >inb4semen, but seriously if anyone knows, let me know. It's like a slightly tangier mayonnaise.

[Anonymous No.5373977]

>>5373241
"Bacon egg and cheese, hot sauce salt pepper ketchup". You in a real deli that's all you gotta say.

[Anonymous No.5373986]

>>5373241
>also do people normally put ketchup on theirs?

Ketchup is fucking foul, never put it on anything.

[Anonymous No.5373987]

>>5373810
My guess is it was either some sort of cheese sauce or their version of hollandaise

[Anonymous No.5373997]

Hell yeah, I make one almost every morning
>english muffin
>egg over medium
>pan fried slice of deli turkey
>pepper/olive oil/sriracha


I think bagels are a no-no, the best part (the egg) is usually above the worst part (hole of the donut)

and bacon, while delicious, i could not eat every day and still breath normally, so fried up honey turkey works awesome- tastes great

[Anonymous No.5374850]

The best kind of sandwich. I make them even at none breakfast times. Bacon, Sausage, Ham, whatever, it's all good. Egg and cheese. DAMN I want one now.

I like a bit of ketchup and a bit of mayo.

[Anonymous No.5376454]

>take a sausage log (pic related)
>slice it cleanly in two
>take half the log and mold it into a giant patty
>put it on some foil and bake in toaster oven
>get bagel, put some cheese slices on it, add it to oven for a few seconds at the end
>combine and drink with Cherry Coke

It's the best thing I ever ate. It just oozes pure grease but it's like 1.5 inches of meat to sink your teeth into with a warm bagel and some gooey cheese. For best results don't even drink the soda until after you finish the sandwich. You'll get so thirsty it just makes the soda that much more refreshing.

[Anonymous No.5376461]

I love eating sandwiches with fried ham, egg and cheese. It's always an awesome combination, not only for breakfast.
And no, I never even dreamed of putting ketchup on there.

[Anonymous No.5376472]

Chorizo, fried egg, cheese, spicy brown mustard on an everything bagel is god tier. Tuna "sausage" patties on toasted wheat with a smear of cottage cheese and thin granny smith slices is pretty good too and nowhere near as fatty.

[Anonymous No.5376524]

Yes. Eggs over hard with a baked sausage patty and cheese. For extra fat I'll sometimes put them on eggo rather than the English muffin.

Unhealthy, but I love it.

[Anonymous No.5376639]

>>5373306

That is not breakfast pizza. A proper breakfast pizza has white sausage gravy instead of tomato sauce, and the toppings include SCRAMBLED egg, sausage, bacon, cheese, and maybe onions.

[Anonymous No.5376645]

I love breakfast sandwiches but the notion of putting ketchup on one makes me feel queasy. I like ketchup on some things, but it'd taste awful to me when combined with a breakfast sandwich.

[Anonymous No.5376737]

>>Do you like breakfast sandwiches?
Hell yes Anon. I have two kustom breakfast sandwiches. First is two eggs in an basket with ham, cheese, hash browns, on wheat bread. Second sandwich is not an sandwich. It is a breakfast chicken fajitas with scrambled eggs, peppers, cheese, and pico de gallo. Wash it down with some coffee and a blunt

[Anonymous No.5376746]

Does /v/ like breakfast burritos? I get tired of them in the first few bites, but I fucking love breakfast sandwiches.

[Anonymous No.5376778]

>>5376639
>BREAKFAST ISNT FRIED EGGS AND HAM!
>ITS SCRAMBLED EGGS AND SAUSAGE!

compelling case.

[Anonymous No.5376809]

>>5376639
>white sausage gravy instead of tomato sauce

Dude I'm trying to have breakfast, not give myself liver damage

[Anonymous No.5376882]

hnnnnnng. There's a deli next to work that make breakfast sandwiches on croissants. Egg + cheese + bacon all day

[Anonymous No.5377558]

Last semester one my way to my 8am class every Monday I would stop by Tim's and get a breakfast sandwich with bacon on a plain bagel and a double double

I miss it

[Anonymous No.5377575]

>>5377558
>Tim's
No thanks.

[Anonymous No.5377584]

>>5377575
I wasn't offering you any

[Anonymous No.5377598]

>>5373245
What's the other one?

[Anonymous No.5377809]

>>5376778

You miss the point. The first pizza is just a regular pizza w/tomato sauce and standard toppings with some eggs thrown on top.

My pizza actually integrates several breakfast ingredients into a delicious harmony. It is a thoughtful and superior-tasting pizza.

[Anonymous No.5377855]

>>5373977
i can only do hot sauce when hungover

and then find a dark corner at work and painfully fart out the evil inside

[Anonymous No.5377858]

>>5377598
Probably grilled cheese.

[Anonymous No.5377879]

>>5377598
pizza

[Anonymous No.5377989]

Eat them everyday for lunch/breakfast (first meal of the day is around 11).

2 fried eggs
2 pieces of fried ham/salami/bologna
2 pieces of cheese
some condiment/sauce
stacked up on toast

[Anonymous No.5378001]

>>5373997

Talk about a good fucking morning

[Anonymous No.5378204]

there was this burger place next to my dads work called murder burger. it wasnt there for long.

But they had this fucking eggs benedict burger.
holy shit.
I almost got one every day after school.
The bun was like, a burger bun, but a muffin too.
the sauce was perfect. so much bacon. runny eggs. no patty. just benedicty goodness.
sadly they stopped making it because not enough people bought them.
then they moved and eventually closed down.
RIP.

[Anonymous No.5378232]

>>5378204
no patty?
so it was just eggs benedict with a lid?

[Anonymous No.5378250]

>>5378232
well, yeah, i guess.
dont make it sound lame because it wasnt.
I guess more portable.
It was basically an eggs benedict with the two pushed together yeah.
but it was amazing.
*tears*

i think the addition of a patty would ahve ruined it too.

[Anonymous No.5378260]

Croissants and steamed Pork meatball, vegetable and egg Dumplings are better.

[Anonymous No.5378277]

>>5376639
>white sausage gravy instead of tomato sauce
OH LORD

[Anonymous No.5378282]

There was this deli down the street from my high school that made a "bellybuster". All it was was

Fried Egg
choose 1: bacon/sausage/taylor ham
Cheese
Hash brown
Ketchup
salt/pepper optional

all on a roll or a bagel.

My stupid indian friends would douse these in franks red hot cause that was the only hot sauce available, then they would have the squirts the rest of the day.

[Anonymous No.5378289]

The most glorious breakfast sandwich I've had was simple:

Fried Egg
Taylor Ham
Cream Cheese
Lettuce/Tomato
on a toasted Everything bagel

[Anonymous No.5378295]

>>5376639
>gets super specific about breakfast pizzas
>posts photo of pizzas made on boboli crust

no thanks, bro.

[Anonymous No.5378320]

I love breakfast sandwiches. My friend made them with french toast bagels. The savory and sweet was very good.
I like sharp cheddar or pepperjack and bacon or ham. Also spinach.

[Anonymous No.5378340]

>>5378295

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[Anonymous No.5378461]

>>5378340
thethiffic?

[Anonymous No.5378468]

as far as I am concerned there is no valid use for ketchup.