@Homerjay is utterly alone.: Actually, I think it's fair to say, McDonald's Egg McMuffins are probably among the more healthy / less unhealthy thing they have on the menu. It's a standard English muffin, a standard egg, and a bit of butter. Like most fast food, if you stay away from cheese and 'special sauces', you can't go too wrong.

When I was in 'diet mode', I would actually enjoy going to McDonalds because they were one of the few places I could get something healthy: their grilled chicken sandwich, with the mayo held and replaced with mustard, was really tasty and actually reasonably high in nutrition-to-junk ratio.

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Homerjay is utterly alone.

@AlphaLackey: Well that begs the question, is the egg in Egg McMuffin actually an Egg or is it an \"egg product?\"

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fencepost

@Homerjay is utterly alone.: The eggs in Egg McMuffins are real eggs, but they may be the only real eggs on the menu. Many (all?) of the other items have that kind of folded square \"omelet\" that you'd get from quarts of egg liquid.

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shepd

@Homerjay is utterly alone.:

The \"value pick\" muffin in Canada is just sausage, cheese, and english muffin. No egg.

I betcha the US $1 version will be the same thing.

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Fanboy1217

@shepd: it's the same here in IL. There is a sausage biscuit and then the sausage mcmuffin with cheese no egg. i'm totally fine with it.

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wgrune

@Fanboy1217:
I get mine without eggs now. Those eggs are weird...

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@wgrune: i don't know about mcdonald's, and i don't actually eat eggs... but in the late 90's i worked at burger king for the breakfast shift.
i distinctly recall going to the cooler, getting a quart of egg liquid, setting the steel bars on the grill in a square shape, pouring the egg liquid in it, letting it cook, cutting it into rectangles with a steel spatula and folding them over into a square and setting them under the heat lamp.
it's a really good thing i ALREADY didn't eat eggs before that job.

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Quake 'n' Shake

@shepd: No, they're going to sell that for 95¢.

/ exchange rate'd

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Oranges w/ Cheese hates what Christmas has become

@shepd: 'tis a sausage biscuit.

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trixrabbit

@Oranges w/ Cheese wants it to be winter already: no, 'tis a sausage muffin. a sausage biscuit has, umm, a biscuit.

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pecan 3.14159265

I can't stand eating any of the other breakfast items, but I have so many fond childhood memories of eating their hot cakes on the yellow styrofoam plate they came in, the little packets of butter, and the syrup all over the pancakes, and it would mix with the sausage or ham patty.

I want pancakes now.

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gtsports

@pecan 3.14159265:

wow...hotcakes and sausage all drenched in syrup on the styrofoam container...amazing how vivid those memories are...

I'm kind of proud our almost 4yr old has never eaten at McDonald's, but now I kind of want to take her there for breakfast this weekend...I ate it every once in a while and turned out ok.

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pecan 3.14159265

@gtsports: We only went to McDonalds after I had to go to the doctor's or the dentist. It was my treat for enduring poking by imposing people who always, always used very cold stethoscopes. Sometimes it was a happy meal, but when it was morning and I wanted breakfast, that yellow styrofoam plate was calling me.

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@pecan 3.14159265: I don't even LIKE pancakes but when I was nine months pregnant I ordered my husband to acquire McPancakes for me RIGHT NOW THIS VERY INSTANT or I was going to refuse to give birth, citing similar childhood memories of McBreakfast on family road trips.

Oh, they were so delicious. I never want to eat them again, but extremely pregnant past-me had never tasted anything so good.

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@pecan 3.14159265: BTW, if you make your regular pancake batter in a mini-muffin pan, you can get 24 mini muffins and not have to stand there and flip them for ages and have everyone eating at different times. 350 degree oven, 9-12 minutes. Delicious and dippable!

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Bioengineered Smoothie

@Eyebrows McGee (now with more baby!): That is going to be Sat. breakfast! thanks for sharing.

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pecan 3.14159265

@Eyebrows McGee (now with more baby!): Thanks for the suggestion! I'm definitely going to have to try this over the weekend.

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Copper

@Eyebrows McGee (now with more baby!): That's an awesome idea. Thanks.

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@Copper: @Bioengineered Smoothie: @pecan 3.14159265: You can, of course, stir in bananas or chocolate chips or whatever you like in your pancakes! I melt some butter on top while they're piping hot and my husband eats them dipped in syrup. You could add jam or whatever else, too.

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pecan 3.14159265

@Eyebrows McGee (now with more baby!): Mmmm. I've always wanted an ebelskiver pan. This may be the time.

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Cogito Ergo Bibo

@pecan 3.14159265: Oooo. Cooking porn. I've never even heard of an ebelskiver pan, but now I must own one. Thanks Pecan Pi!

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ludwigk

@pecan 3.14159265: I, too, share many of these fond memories, but I tried a \"big breakfast\" about a dozen years ago, and it was vile, as in \"Worse-than-Denny's\" vile. Either they changed the foods, or I no longer tolerate what they consider breakfast food. Probably a combination of both.

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sicknick

This is awesome if it's true and will happen everywhere. The place across from my work has a dollar menu for breakfast, but it has no sausage mcmuffin and it's one hashbrown for a dollar.

Since I HATE golden arches coffee and refuse to pay almost 2 dollars for orange juice additionall to a breaky meal, getting 2 hashbrowns and a Sausage McMuffin for 2 bucks would be TITS.

McDonalds Breaky is a once a week treat and pretty much the only fast food I eat anymore.

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lmarconi

@sicknick: Am I the only person irritated by the suddenly popular use of the word \"tits\" as an adjective?

Anywho, yeah I think the key is that this would be awesome if it actually happened everywhere.
Unfortunately, I live in a city and the Mickey Ds near me has no dollar menu whatsoever - they're just pushing those expensive new burgers they have. It's a stupid choice in my opinion - there's a huge market of low income people in cities who'd go for the dollar menu, and there are so many cheap fast food/cafe style places nearby that there's absolutely no reason why someone needs to pay $7 for some crappy Angus 3rd Pounder meal.
But I'm also biased because I really love Mickey Ds dollar menu double cheeseburgers, small fries and ice cream on occasional drunken evenings.

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lotussix

@lmarconi: \"tits\" has been an adjective for a while. not just recently.

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Spider Jerusalem

@lotussix: This. When I lived abroad, tons of people used it all the time. I thought it was quaint.

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Cogito Ergo Bibo

@Spider Jerusalem: Tits and pants. I'm used to a lot of terms that don't seem to have traveled very well across the pond.

I own a pair of twins myself and really don't find \"tits\" at all offensive. After all, it's used to express high value or fondness!

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Oranges w/ Cheese hates what Christmas has become

@sicknick: I don't think I've ever met another person who calls it brekkie (thats how I spell it). You win, sir (or maam).

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barb95

@Oranges w/ Cheese wants it to be winter already: My family always uses brekkie, and we are born and raised Californians : )

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Homerjay is utterly alone.

@Oranges w/ Cheese wants it to be winter already: @sicknick: Are you two British??

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Zerkaboid

I had no idea this wasn't national, I've been enjoying far too many McMuffins and hash browns this year.

Big Mac burrito though, doesn't sound great, the one time I tried a snack wrap it was pretty awful.

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TVGenius

@Zerkaboid: Yeah, I know I've been eating off it here at home in Yuma, AZ, and when I've been in Vegas since at least 2006, probably more like '04. Not very often though. I'd rather pay more for a tuna sub at Subway for breakfast.

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edosan

@Zerkaboid: Same here -- we've had the $1 breakfast menu for so long I thought it was the standard.

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Oranges w/ Cheese hates what Christmas has become

Oh hooray! Another great misleading name for items that cost $1.50 before tax!

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Smashville

Hmm...I never knew this wasn't national.

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Spider Jerusalem

urgh. McDonald's has the LEAST Jew-friendly breakfast menu on earth, and this doesn't sound like it will help. Anyway, you can't eat pancakes on your way to work (well, unless you have the steering wheel desk [consumerist.com]).

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StanTheManDean

@Spider Jerusalem:

So. Just because you have strict dietary rules doesn't mean the rest of world must follow your lead.

PS: I have similar dietary rules with my religion. I don't impose my rules on others, neither should you.

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Spider Jerusalem

@StanTheManDean: Im not imposing crap. Im saying they could throw me a bone.

FTR, I am a Jew. My husband is Muslim. My sister and father are both vegetarians. That is 3/4 of my household that they do not cater to for breakfast, and all for different reasons. It would NOT KILL them to do an egg and cheese. It's more on my way to work to go to McDonald's than Del Taco, but I still go to Del Taco more often because they understand that not everyone needs swine for breakfast.

Also, as I said, its a more financially viable option. Meat costs money. Egg and cheese they could do comfortably for a dollar.

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HogwartsAlum

@Spider Jerusalem: I would like it if they did egg and cheese. The sausage they use gives me the urps.

Egg and cheese burrito FTW. With salsa and little peppers, yum!

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floraposte

@Spider Jerusalem: You're the People Chosen to Have Lower Cholesterol.

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Spider Jerusalem

@floraposte: ^.^ Yeah. That's what kept us alive during the Inquisition. \"Oh no, they're gonna arrest us! Run! Run faster! Ha-ha. You died of a heart attack.\"

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katia802

@Spider Jerusalem: Now everyone in my office is staring at me for laughing at my computer!! Wish Mel Brooks was still well enough to do another movie, pictured that as a part of History of the World part 1. Thanks for the mental image that will have me snickering to myself for the rest of the day.

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cc82

@Spider Jerusalem: egg mcmuffin, no ham?

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Spider Jerusalem

@cc82: I've mentioned this in other posts, but my main beef (no pun intended) with the way McDonald's does breakfast business is that they do not let you substitute meat for another egg for free, as does almost every other fast food chain I've been to.

If we're talking about value meals, I don't want to be financially or protein-ally taxed for the fact that I (and the majority of the city I live in) don't dig on a portion of the animal kingdom.

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@Spider Jerusalem: A good vegetarian option can sell to the vegetarian, Jewish, and Muslim markets. It's just good business.

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Spider Jerusalem

@Eyebrows McGee (now with more baby!): THANK you.

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@Spider Jerusalem: I grew up Catholic in a Jewish town. I didn't have a pork hotdog until I went to college!

Bacon and cheeseburgers are my only treyf indulgences! I have never in my life eaten a shrimp.

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UCLAri

@Eyebrows McGee (now with more baby!): GASP! No shrimp? Shrimp is by far one of the best treyf.

OK, and ham.

OK OK, and lobster.

I also like... OK, I like all treyf. Thank G-tt for those liberal LA synagogues I grew up with!

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Spider Jerusalem

@Eyebrows McGee (now with more baby!): ^.^ Someone told me about beef bacon. I have yet to meet such a critter, but I'm curious.

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@Spider Jerusalem: Turkey bacon is the better pork replacement. But bacon is the one thing that really MUST be pork!

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pecan 3.14159265

@Eyebrows McGee (now with more baby!): Nothing beats cooking in bacon fat. I have half a jar of bacon fat just ready for the next time I cook shrimp.

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webweazel

@pecan 3.14159265: It also helps to add a small touch of bacon fat to your butter when frying hash browns or eggs, for example. It raises the smoke point, and helps keep the butter from browning too quickly.

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@webweazel: see, now i just lay the bacon over the hash browns in the oven and cook it that way. and then it comes out and gets slathered in cheese. and sometimes chili.
mmmm

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webweazel

@catastrophegirl: Ah. I do mine in the heavy cast iron pan on the stove. Gets some great crunchy bits that way. Add a touch of minced onion right at the end for flavor. DEFINITELY has fresh grated cheddar on it. Is there any other way? But next time, I think I'll throw in a bacon slice. That sounds yummmmmmmy. Thanks for the tip!

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@webweazel: if you are starting from frozen shredded potatoes, the bacon cooks faster so add it later.
i haven't tried it from fresh potatoes or defrosted ones.
in a pan i might pre cook the bacon a little to grease up the pan for flavor, then set it aside and add the potatoes and put the bacon in to crisp up right at the end.

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webweazel

@catastrophegirl: I usually use fresh shredded potatoes. I've never used the frozen shredded, so I don't know about the difference.

Try this sometime: Peel and slice fresh potatoes in about 1/4 inch thick rounds. Rinse under water and pat dry with a paper towel. Season and fry over medium-high heat until the outside is golden, and the outer edges are slightly crisp. Flip frequently as they start to brown, but lightly to not break them up too much. The insides will stay soft. I bet you'll like them!

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pecan 3.14159265

@Eyebrows McGee (now with more baby!): And omnivores! I'm a meat eater, but I don't eat a ton of meat so it would help me a ton if breakfast places had at least one thing that didn't have meat in it.

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lucky929

@pecan 3.14159265: I just don't like sausage or ham. No religious or dietary restrictions. I just would prefer something that didn't make me eat them or pick them off.

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UCLAri

@Spider Jerusalem: You just have to enjoy the treyf, mein freint.

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Spider Jerusalem

@UCLAri: ^.^

All I'm saying is, if they HAVE to start pretending they're making breakfast burritos, they could at least throw an egg-and-cheese in there. It's gotta be cheaper than their meat-bearing counterparts.

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CAJensen01

Be nice if they'd move the sausage burritos back to a buck.

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KyleOrton

@CAJensen01: Yeah. After working at McDonalds in HS, they were one of the few items I would eat even on rare occasions. Back in MY day, we actually made them from real ingredients (except the sausage, it was precooked pellets) and I memorized the \"recipe\" so I can make them myself. Add better spicy sausage and it's my favorite breakfast treat.

I talked to a kid working there and now everything except the cheese in a burrito comes in one big bag and is oozed onto the tortilla.

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West Coast Secessionist

@futuresuperbowlMVPJayCutler: And also, the burritos are pre-made ahead of time and the front-line employees just nuke-and-serve.

/This was in 2003.

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GMFish

@CAJensen01: Agreed. There is a McDonalds in a nearby city that keeps the sausage burrito on the dollar menu, but most do not. For some bizarre reason, they are the only thing I enjoy eating at McDonalds.

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Wombatish

Their hashbrowns used to be.. at least tolerable, often good.

Now they're a lot nastier. I dunno what they changed, but it makes me sad D:... I had fond memories of those things.

Maybe it's just the fog of childhood.

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Nogard13

I've had a few items on the $1 breakfast menu in the past year or so. Typically, I see the Sausage McMuffin, some small-ass breakfast burrito, two hash browns, fruit parfait, and small coffee on the menu. Had seen them at so many restaurants that I didn't know it wasn't national.

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rpm773

I've had a few business trips out to the LA Terminal Produce market. There's a McDonald's around there that has/had awesome breakfast burritos. Much better than the slim-jim ones served to the rest of the country - these were big and they had potatoes and other good things in them. And they were that much better at 5am after a full night's work.

I'm glad those never made it east - they would have been the death of me.

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chadraytay

Um, seriously. I live in the middle of fricken nowhere and even when I go on vacation (500+ miles of travel) anytime I've stopped for some of those fancy new coffees there's always been a breakfast dollar menu. Unless several markets includes a 3 state area... this is a little more than leaked?

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JGKojak

Ugh. No breakfast burritos (as Beavis once said \"cool! Stewart gets burritos for breakfast!\")

And the Big Mac Wrap? That will NOT taste good.

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ponycyndi

Sausage biscuits have been .99 for years- they probably raised the price in the last 2 years I haven't gone to McD, and are lowering it again.

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Southern

@ponycyndi: The ones in my area have the Sausage Biscuit for $1.00, OR a Sausage Biscuit & a hashbrown for $1.19. The Sausage McMuffin is $1.59.

I prefer the english muffin, personally, so will probably just buy a muffin, 2 hashbrowns & a coffee from here on out.

Truth be told, I love their coffee. I like Denny's coffee, too.

I *hate* Starbucks coffee though.

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rtwigg

In my area of Dallastown / Red Lion PA the local franchise waited many weeks after national advertising began for 2-for-$3 Sausage McMuffins before they put up their sign and started to honor the deal. These people own at least two restaurants and often have very poor service, many drive-thru mistakes, and surly employees. Must be a reflection of management. Oh yeah, no FREE WiFi either. Gotta pay for that at McD's so I go to Panera where it is FREE!

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Cantras

@rtwigg: McDonalds having pay wifi is a national thing. (it's possible you knew that, but since the rest of your complaints were about a specific place...)

It drives me crazy as a McEmployee, too, because I spend half my breaktime trying to catch wifi from the GROCERY STORE across the street. Why does a grocery store cafe full of old people give free wifi, and mcdonalds doesn't?

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parvax

@rtwigg: I think I know the McDonald's youre talking about (Cape Horn Rd?) and the employees are indeed surly.

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Scuba Steve

I've never noticed a slowdown at breakfast time for McDonalds. I always avoid fast food restaurants during peak hours due to me not wanting to stand in line for 30 minutes.

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Charlotte Rae's Web

Ahh I didn't know we were just a test market as we have it here.

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vorpal_hamster

I used to sling wrenches in the facility that produced 95% of McDonald's french fries and hash brown patties back in Eastern Oregon. I specialized in the equipment that trimmed off the flawed bits of french fry.

All the bad bits and really tiny slivers fell thru a grate and went off to be hog food. All fries longer than 3 inches went off to be prefried, partially dehydrated and flash frozen for fries. All shorter fries went to be grated for the hash brown patties.

McDonald's went with another, cheaper producer in the late 1990's (probably Chinese) and that factory shut down shortly after. It was Simplot, so it wasn't like they were good-paying jobs or anything.

Anyway, six months after I quit that job I started eating their french fries again. I cluck over the sad little fry slivers that make up the bulk of the carton, though.

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steveliv

i would like a $1 Breakfast Burrito..those things are like crack in a tortilla! Especially with the hot picante sauce.

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theblackdog

I didn't realize this was only in a limited market. I've seen them at the DC and MD locations I have been to, so I thought it was common.

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Nidabriz

@theblackdog_FeelingRandom: Same here. We've had these dollar menus in the Baltimore area for a long time now... I treat myself to a $2.42 breakfast at McD's every other Friday : 1 Sausage biscuit w/ cheese & 2 hashbrowns. (The cheese is 30 cents extra)

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StuckinLansing

What about the shakes, ice cream? Can anyone tell me if they have changed their formula? Tastes totally like chemicals now. It has been said that they can't say milk shake unless it has milk. Didn't it used to say milk shake and now it only says say so that would mean their ice cream is of even poorer quality then before.

I went for the sundaes until they changed the quality of their ice cream.

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pecan 3.14159265

@StuckinLansing: Shakes and ice creeam aren't breakfast.

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JulesNoctambule

@pecan 3.14159265: The hell you say!

In all seriousness, I used to know a girl who ate a pint of ice cream for breakfast several times a week. She was under doctor's orders to gain weight, though,

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DonHefe

I am quite angry at mc donalds. I ordered 2 mc muffins and 2 hotcakes for a special treat for the family. When I saw that they charged me regular price I complained and was given attitude that I did not ask for the dollar pricing. I have been overcharged a few times for coffee in the drive thru, but this time was almost a 4 buck difference. The service sucks and they can keep their dollar menu.

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midwestkel

Shit 2 hashbrowns for $1! They charge me like $1.19 per one now.

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jpdanzig

$1 doesn't buy much any more, does it?

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HogwartsAlum

Daaaaammmmmiiiittt now y'all made me want McDonalds. I just found out I might have to have my gallbladder out so I guess I better eat that shit while I can!

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@HogwartsAlum: um.... the gallbladder thing really sucks. sorry to hear that

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HogwartsAlum

@catastrophegirl: Thanks. I'm sure I'll be fine. My sister-in-law had hers out after her first baby and it was no big deal.

Btw I had a McRib for dinner last night. Probably the last one I'll ever have!

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H3ion

The first burger franchise that offers steak and eggs for $1 will get my business, as long as they throw in a cup of superheated coffee.

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flipnut

If the food didn't suck, they wouldn't have a problem.
The knock off Chickfila biscuits and sandwiches are horrible, like something from a school lunch. McDonalds just can't make biscuits like Bojangles, Mrs. Winners, or Chickfila.

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QquegChristian

So my McDonald's does Sausage McMuffins with Egg for 2 for $2

I go through the drive thru with my wife and order 4 regular Egg McMuffins and nothing else and BAM $13!

More than triple the price to turn sausage into ham is ridiculous.

I can definitely vouch that McDonald's is using real eggs and VERY proud of it... as all 4 sandwiches had pieces of shell in the egg and a lot of them. I am not sure I can eat an Egg McMuffin ever again after that, it makes you paranoid when you start chewing a piece of shell the size of a nickel.

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fencepost

The slowdown isn't just fewer people going to work - it's more people skipping purchasing \"out.\" Cereal at home or a bagel from home in the car are cheaper, as is coffee from home. Heck, if you have a little time you could do your own breakfast sandwiches.
Part of what they're doing with the dollar options is bringing it down to the point where it's competitive with what it'd cost you to make it at home. Figure many people are paying $0.15+/each for eggs, largish sausage patties (if available) are probably $0.30+/each, $0.25+ for an english muffin or $0.30+ for biscuits, etc. Then there's the time at the stove, and suddenly paying a bit more for something you don't have to prepare doesn't sound so bad.
I send my wife out the door with breakfast every morning, and I figure it's about $0.85-$1.15 in ingredients depending on whether I've picked up frozen sausages on sale at 10/$1 or at regular price of $0.18/each and what kind of frozen berries I have. Eggs are just under $0.10/each; I'm baffled by people who buy them on \"sale\" at some of the chain groceries for $2+/dozen.

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Tracy Ham and Eggs

@fencepost: The economic slowdown, depressed home prices and high gas prices (and enviro-think) has led to more people either taking cheaper jobs near home or moving closer to work, or carpooling. All three of those things hurt McDonalds. People think nothing of spending 5 extra minutes of a 35 minute commute to pick up breakfast, but when its a five minute commute its a different story.

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LastError

My local McD's have had dollar breakfast items, for, forever.

I eat breakfast there like twice a year but they always have a biscuit, hash browns and some other items for a dollar.

My typical large coffee and hashbrowns is $1.65. Very affordable if not terribly healthy. And now I am hungry.

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StarVapor

Ahhhh...Yes!!!...Mickey Dee's...
Through research and testing, always finding new ways to make artery clogging, stroke inducing, heart attack causing cholesterol more affordable for you and your family.

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bluedove

I never eat fast food anymore since I don't in the States now, but everytime I go back for a visit I drag my ass out of bed early one day just get Mcdonald's breakfast. I have tried recreating an Egg Mcmuffin but the taste just cannot be duplicated!

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katia802

I used to love McD's pancakes and the mcmuffins. Can't touch em now, major indigestion! The coffee was great, takes me most of the morning to drink a large coffee, and used to be that it would still be hot 2 hrs later. Guess that idiot who sued them changed that though :(

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brian43ny

My Mcd's has 2 sausage egg and cheese McGriddles for $3. That will last you until dinner easy. 1120 calories.

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BklynHotniss

If the sausage McGriddles gets on this list, stock will go up and extra 25lbs here I come.

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larkknot

It's so... weird... to live in a major test market. They don't really introduce the programs like they're experiments - and it's so disappointing to go out of state and realize that the wonderful program you're used to isn't availible other places. And then, when they're done running the experiment, the modified program that results from it is an unwelcome change instead of being good.

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nstonep

They have breakfast at del taco (a dollar menu to boot) I bet that'll make you run all day...oops.