Best Fast Food Breakfast
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Before you start to get too hungry reading about breakfast at fast food restaurants, we’ll stop. Hash brown steak burritos, doughnut bits, mocha iced coffee… okay, we’ll stop. And even that is only the very tip of the iceberg.
Nowadays, a lot of fast food outlets serve breakfast, and they are constantly coming up with new, inventive ways to serve it based on accessibility, innovation, and signature dishes. We visited more than a dozen large chains to identify the greatest breakfast in the fast food industry. We’ll let you know where to go the next time you’re in the mood for a breakfast sandwich. This is the top fast-food breakfast item.
1. Subway
It appears that Subway’s breakfast, which consists of an egg, cheese, and varied lunch meat on a flatbread or any other bread you want, was inspired by Lunchables Brunchables. The cheese, bacon, and egg are insipid and limp. Maybe choose the Brunchables instead of these flatbreads, which tend to taste like edible cardboard.
2. Krystal
Krystal serves breakfast until 11 a.m. It’s quite obvious that this snack-sized burger company doesn’t do breakfast very well. But if you must visit for breakfast, here’s what you need to know. Stick with the Sunriser since it is the signature item, similar to Krystal’s famous tiny burgers, but with sausage or bacon, egg, and cheese in place of the hamburger patty.
Other choices include the Original Scrambler Bowl, which consists of grits topped with scrambled eggs, cheese, and a sausage patty. Although it’s not that tasty and not something you should get. The Bacon, Egg & Cheese Biscuit, on the other hand, is a welcome surprise. The egg tastes just like it says it does—”freshly cracked.” Although the biscuit is dense, there is plenty of butter to make up for it. The Chik Biscuit is so painfully dry that adding your sauce is the only way to save it.
3. White Castle
Look, you just consumed an entire bag of sizzling sliders in the early morning, so it’s unlikely that you will be eating breakfast at White Castle. However, there is one way to make the most of it if, for some reason. You decide to go with the Petite Patty Palace instead of one of the numerous other chains selling superior breakfast options: order everything.
This breakfast menu’s range of options combined with the chain’s typical tiny quantities is its one redeeming feature. This enables you to satisfy any savory or sweet breakfast craving by ordering a variety of items. Such as a basic breakfast slider with bacon, another breakfast slider with sausage, a Belgian Waffle Slider, a Chicken & Waffle Slider, and a large bag of Hash Brown Nibblers.
4. Burger King
Even though Burger King appears to constantly be in a good mood, he won’t appreciate what we have to say. The good news is that the egg and cheese Croissan’Wich, which can be topped with bacon, ham, or sausage, is still a reliable morning option.
Nearly everything else is a bit of a jumble, with overstuffed and excessively salty options like the Egg-Normous Burrito and the Fully Loaded Buttermilk Biscuit (ham, sausage, bacon, and cheese) (sausage, bacon, eggs, hash browns, cheese). Another throwback from the 1980s, French Toast Sticks are still popular, but they can’t compete with the many inventive breakfast options available today.
5. Bojangles
It’s not unexpected that Bojangles’ menu for breakfast just includes biscuits; it’s what this local chain always does. So if you enjoy biscuits, you’re in luck. The regular Egg & Cheese Biscuit is merely passable whereas the Pimento Cheese Biscuit is substantial and stereotypically southern.
The bacon and chicken biscuits should be avoided because they are bland and dry. The Bo-Berry Biscuit, a heart-shaped biscuit with blueberries inside and a drizzle of icing on top, is the star of the show here. They will satiate a sweet tooth and are served warm, so patience is advised. The fact that Bojangles’ breakfast menu is available all day is a plus.
6. Carl’s Jr
Burgers for breakfast ought to have a breakfast flavor. It isn’t worth ordering if the beef patty overpowers the sandwich’s other flavors and makes it impossible to taste the other components of the Breakfast Burger, such as the eggs and hash browns.
The breakfast menu is primarily comprised of a few sandwiches and burritos, a few biscuits, and French Toast Dips for those who prefer something sweet. The substantial Bacon, Egg & Cheese Biscuit’s generously portioned folded egg is a highlight, but the Big Country Breakfast Burrito takes first place.
With warm sausage gravy that enhances every component, it touches, scrambled eggs, cheese, bacon, sausage, ham, and hash browns are wrapped in a hot, fresh tortilla. Burrito gets covered. You’ll get tongue coating. You’ll be craving more.
7. Del Taco
Let’s play a game similar to Jeopardy! Here is the hint: Rarely does any other fast food restaurant’s morning menu include this meat. What is carne asada, you ask?
This Tex-Mex restaurant not only offers that excellent protein choice, but it also has the best selection of breakfast dishes made with tortillas. Consider the scrumptious Breakfast Toasted Wrap with Carne Asada, which is loaded with eggs, hash potatoes, cheddar, pico, and salsa casera.
It smells divine and tastes much better. The Breakfast Burrito, which we used to get with the chain’s spicy chorizo (which was regrettably removed), is a less complicated—yet equally satisfying—option. It now has your choice of carne asada or bacon inside.
Donut Bites with an ultra-sugary (but ultra-delicious) iced coffee for a dollar make for a satisfying meal’s finale.
8. Sonic Drive-In
Even though most fast food restaurants finished serving breakfast a half-hour ago, the drive-in chain doesn’t care if you arrive at 11:01 am and request breakfast food. You may get French toast sticks, burritos, and Texas toast using it whenever you want. However, don’t just choose anything from the breakfast buffet.
A mishmash of elements (egg, sausage, jalapeno, onion, tots, tomato, cheddar) that doesn’t combine well enough to make a satisfying meal should be avoided is the SuperSONIC Breakfast Burrito. Better is the bacon breakfast toaster (their caps, not ours), which will make you think of the grilled cheese and egg sandwich you’d prepare in your kitchen if you weren’t so tired or lazy.
On the sweeter side of things, it offers sugary dessert egg rolls called Cinnabon Cinnasnacks, which are finest dunked in its chilled cream cheese icing. If you consume more than one, your dentist will discover it and book a cavity filling. Additionally, you would be doing yourself a grave disservice if you left a Sonic without having an iced coffee poured over their renowned nugget ice. It’s a rich, stimulating coffee that goes well with any breakfast item.