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McDonalds Big Breakfast
I think it's pretty good value for £2.39 (to a lesser extent £3.39 with a drink). Their hash brown is delicious and I adore the sausage, but the egg and crumpets are nothing remarkable. One downside is the lack of a veg portion such as beans or mushrooms.
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I always put the sausage patty inside the english muffin to make a breakfast burger! I like that it's not a greasy "fry-up".
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breakfast wrap mmmm
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Sausage Mc Muffin...mmmm...
I've got a free porridge to get rid of - maybe I'll just dump it inside a restaurant. |
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Oh my god...please dont. Hungry now
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I think it's pretty good value for £2.39 (to a lesser extent £3.39 with a drink). Their hash brown is delicious and I adore the sausage, but the egg and crumpets are nothing remarkable. One downside is the lack of a veg portion such as beans or mushrooms.
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Sounds yummy??
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I always put the sausage patty inside the english muffin to make a breakfast burger! I like that it's not a greasy "fry-up".
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i used to love their breakfast.
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I think their breakfast is over priced seen as most of what you get is in the sausage mcmuffin a which is a cheaper price.
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Never had a breakfast there i go there for the burgers & fries if i want breakfast out i go to cafe & have a full english
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I think their breakfast is over priced seen as most of what you get is in the sausage mcmuffin a which is a cheaper price.
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Its pretty much a deconstructed sausage mcmuffin. I wasnt that impressed.
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The breakfast wrap is better, obviously
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Never had a breakfast there i go there for the burgers & fries if i want breakfast out i go to cafe & have a full english
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Is that thing that they stick on a bun a sausage? i thought Sausages was log in shape. what did they do with the egg?
Only seen pictures of these things as I have not been into a Mucky D for years. |
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Last time I had one the sausage was the same size & shape as a burger pattie
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Last time I had one the sausage was the same size & shape as a burger pattie
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we have porrige,hash brown and sausage and egg mcmuffin to get rid of (got them on the monopoly thing)
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Is that thing that they stick on a bun a sausage? i thought Sausages was log in shape. what did they do with the egg?
Only seen pictures of these things as I have not been into a Mucky D for years. As for the egg, it appeared from a hens nether regions, was then cracked into a circular shaped ring object (much like Play Doh) to make it look pretty... in a heated pan and as a result, tasted rather good........ Next pointless (though obviously educational) question?! Minors! |
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I've not been into a 'Mucky D's for years either.... I use the drive-thru
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And it tastes awesome, much better than those horrible things served in breakfast cafes.
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yes... did you not not realise that minced meat was once moulded into a 'log' shape (as you call it) and then named a sausage?? No? Apparently so it seems!
As for the egg, it appeared from a hens nether regions, was then cracked into a circular shaped ring object (much like Play Doh) to make it look pretty... in a heated pan and as a result, tasted rather good........ Next pointless (though obviously educational) question?! Minors! I buy sliced sausage and have that now and again, never had it in a sandwich mind you. The problem with Mucky D and the other places like it is everything is done too fast and it is all the same, no variation as it if all come from a factory. You go to a normal cafe and things are not perfect, one sausage could be a bit more brown than the other, you can normally ask how you like your egg. |
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I've not been into a 'Mucky D's for years either.... I use the drive-thru
I normally pop into town about once a month, get what I want and then get home, nothing worth while staying in town for. |
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Now and again I crave a sausage and egg muffin. Now, for example. No prospect of having one though. Boo!
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