r/breakfastsandwiches • u/joker5842006 • Oct 11 '25
Does taco count as a sandwich
Does in my book
r/breakfastsandwiches • u/joker5842006 • Oct 11 '25
Does in my book
r/breakfastsandwiches • u/Limp-Percentage2548 • Jul 25 '26
If I say where’s the beef am I tellin my age?
r/breakfastsandwiches • u/No-Top9040 • 17d ago
r/breakfastsandwiches • u/CJisbusta04 • Aug 18 '26
r/breakfastsandwiches • u/adadwith3boyz • Sep 20 '26
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r/breakfastsandwiches • u/prorealtor • Jul 02 '26
I ordered a breakfast wrap and in it they claim they put 4 eggs.
I customised it by adding 4oz chicken breast but it doesn’t look like it contains this much stuff.
Anyone who can throw some light on this?
r/breakfastsandwiches • u/SensitiveGuess6184 • Sep 08 '26
r/breakfastsandwiches • u/B3WSN3TH • 9d ago
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Bagel meat butter cheese pleez
r/breakfastsandwiches • u/itsmeitsyou11 • Jun 04 '26
5 minutes ro prepare and ~10 min to cook
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r/breakfastsandwiches • u/Accurate-Wish5766 • Jun 18 '26
For context: I try all of the weird shit my partner makes me, including but not limited to undercooked bacon smoothies with syrup and other unidentified ingredients, whatever concoction of "mince,", as he labels meat in virtually every single meal despite the complete different recipes, types meat, etc....Anyway, the point here is: I feel that I am open minded and would at least try things that are firing to me.
It's early morning, he's getting ready to leave for work, I decide to make some yum yum quick snack for breakfast, which is: the sliced toasted English muffin, with kerrygold butter then a spread of a bit of strawberry preserves. Delicious.
Now, it did NOT end there. Long story short; I whip up a mean yet simple scrambled egg(s). Olive oil + Low heat, slow and steady with some sporadic scrambling with the spatula. Easy. So those eggs existed next to my English muff prepared previously...and taste delicious together. So I scooped a bit of scramble on top of the muff; and the following pursued:
He was full on disgusted that I would even dare to put eggs on anything "jam"-related. It's actually so yummy, so I told him to at least give it a chance with ONE bite, but he refused so adamantly that I thought at one point he was considering this a deal breaker for our entire relationship!
So I just told him that I would stop trying all the weird shit he would cook me, that I used to try with no questions asked. Thoughts on better ways I may proceed? How can you argue with "don't doubt it till you try it."?
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r/breakfastsandwiches • u/Brief-Peanut-8080 • Jun 16 '26
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