McDonald's tested a new steak and egg breakfast burrito, but why did it stop?
It seems like McDonald's is stepping into undiscovered breakfast menu territory by bringing steak and egg together into a burrito.The indigenous people who were already there were Jack in the Box, Sonic Drive-In, Del Taco, Carl's Jr., and Taco Bell.
The McDonald's Steak & Egg Burrito is not very good.It makes a burrito look like a newborn baby, a soft taco look similar to a baby burrito, and a tchotchke look alike.It is not the outside that counts, it is the inside that matters.
The Steak & Egg Burrito consists of pre-cooked scrambled eggs, fully cooked shredded beef, vegetables, pasteurized process American cheese, and salsa roja wrapped in a flour tortilla.
You might be curious about the steak.Or, for those of you who want to appear snobby and witty at the same time.The person is Pishaw.If you like air quotes or use the word "stfake", you have every reason to feel the way you do because, as mentioned in the previous paragraph, what's in this burrito isn't what many people.I don't know about you, but shredded beef is not the same as steak.Wouldn't it be great if McDonald's could put slices of steak into their food?
The shredded beef was tender, each burrito had beef from end to end, and it had a nice meaty flavor.It is not bad for something other than steak.The salsa roja was a nice tomatoey sauce with a little spicy kick that gave this burrito most of its flavor.
It was surprising to include American cheese, which is the same cheese you would find in a Big Mac, but it was fine.The scrambled eggs had no noticeable flavor.The only thing they could do for this burrito was give it too much weight and allow it to have a double punch.
In this review, I ragged on the McDonald's Steak & Egg Burrito, but it was delicious and I would order it again.If you decide to try it, I would recommend buying two to fill you up, because it is quite small.
The Nutrition Facts show that the burrito has 280 calories, 13 grams of fat, 5 gram of saturated fat and 125 milligrams of cholesterol.
McDonald's Steak & Egg Burrito has a rating of 6 out of 10.Most of the flavor comes from salsa roja.Adding flavor to cheese is surprising.A good source of food.There are lessons at the end of cartoons.The size of the taco makes it look bigger than it really is.Steak isn't really shredded beef.It was small.Awesome source of water.Eggs were bland.It is more like a burito than a burrito.One is not filling.
It was gross.I don't know how a human can eat cooked eggs like that.
American eggs are produced in filthy factory farms.Natural chicken eggs that are treated with any humanity are much better looking and taste better.The yolk is bright golden.
I tried one this morning.Your info is correct.The meat disturbed me the most.I decided to take it all out because I kept thinking about my high school pot roast.
I sell farm fresh, free range, vegetarian fed eggs at a fair price and people love them, because not all eggs produced in America are industrially produced.
I am not sure if shredded beef is better than orig, but if it is, it could be worth investigating.
Looks okay.The McSkillet burrito had steak as an option.It was bigger.
The steak burrito is a joke.First bite, almost all tortilla, second bite no steak, third bite little pieces of meat, they are not even steak if you ask me.Stay away!!