Burger jing breakfast free#

Can a flavor be described as wet? That’s what the gravy tastes like). The Loaded Burrito’s pico de gallo isn’t great, the tomatoes lack brightness, the onion is too cutting, and the cilantro somehow manages to provide none of the herb’s distinct flavor (the sausage gravy of the Big Country Burrito is somehow even blander and provides a weird and thick consistency that I found to be distracting. Regardless, both of these burritos are sadly middling. Ultimately, I’m decided to include the better of the two (without giving creativity points), which means we’re talking about the Loaded Breakfast Burrito. Loaded Breakfast Burrito Carlįor Carl’s Jr, I was a little torn between deciding to include the Loaded Breakfast Burrito, which features sausage, ham, bacon bits, egg, hash browns, cheddar cheese and pico de gallo or the Big Country Breakfast Burrito, which is the same thing but swaps out the pico de gallo for sausage gravy - a nice bit of fast food innovation. As for breakfast, the aforementioned potato wedges are unforgettable.Ĩ. Before Popeyes dropped its massively popular sandwich, Wendy’s chicken sandwiches were in the running to be fast food’s best and their burgers are similarly amazing, easily some of the best burgers you can get from a drive-thru. I’m a huge Wendy’s head and the chain often ranks on the higher end of our fast food rankings, so it’s a bit of a surprise for us to see it ranked so low. Wendy’s - Sausage, Egg & Cheese Burrito Wendy You couldn’t find a worse breakfast burrito if you tried.įind your nearest McDonald’s here. Also, American cheese? In a burrito? GTFO McDonald’s. The only thing palatable is the pork sausage, and even that is seriously lacking in any discernible flavor. The tortilla - obviously microwaved - I mean if they would just throw the chiles and onions on the griddle for a minute that would make a world of difference. You could blindfold me and force me to cook each of the ingredients without sight and I’d be able to make a better burrito than this. This is hands down the worst burrito I’ve ever had in my entire life. “McDonald’s breakfast burrito is dope,” “You have to give McDonald’s a try!” “McDonald’s breakfast burrito is seriously underrated!” That’s what friends and commenters told me. The weirdest thing about McDonald’s sausage breakfast burrito - aside from the fact that it’s a burrito from McDonald’s, which just feels wrong - is that this thing actually has its fans.

Burger jing breakfast free#

From there it was something of a free for all, with some clear choices head and shoulders above the rest.ġ0.

Sausage, eggs, cheese, hashbrowns… As much as we wanted to have a strict set of parameters here, the range is so wide that “don’t taste sh*tty” was really the first bar every highly ranked burrito had to clear. Where to start? We’ve already broken down the best breakfast sandwiches in the fast food universe, so now we’re hitting the next best option - the decadent culinary wonder that is breakfast burritos. You’ll be stepping into a whole new world. If you like fast food (or tolerate it because it fits your lifestyle in other ways), we implore you to go at breakfast time. It’s worth taking a morning trek to Wendy’s for those wedges alone. Did you even know Wendy’s has potato wedges? They’re about 100% better than the French fries but you can only get them at breakfast time. There is a whole world out there you probably don’t even know about if you only grab fast food on your lunch break. It makes the breakfast menu seem like it’s being curated for some exclusive club, the early risers and the out all-nighters. It’s where most of the new menu innovations happen and, at some establishments, you can’t even order it after a certain hour - which just adds to the mystique. We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again: the breakfast realm is fast food’s most exciting frontier.