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My husband loved Tamago macs when we were in Japan, but even he may think this is too much. Hang on, I'll ask him.....
No wait, he thinks "cool!"
No wait, he thinks "cool!"
I dunno about McDonalds burgers, but I had a bacon cheese burger at a Red Robin once, with an egg on top. It was, quite honestly, the best burger I ever ate.
But I hate McDonalds food, so I can't give my opinion for this one without bias.
But I hate McDonalds food, so I can't give my opinion for this one without bias.
I'm curious on a "Oh my god, that does not look healthy at all... but I want to try it anyways..." level.
Just had this last night in Shinjuku. The sauce and bacon make a peculiar combination, but the fries were on point.
I'm doing this... I will order a bacon McMuffin at breakfast, then save it until lunch. I will then, at lunch, order a Big Mac, and slip the bacon and egg into it... It may be missing the third patty, but it will RULE.
Got to chime in on the "burger on egg = old school" as your lack of knowledge on the subject casts the whole article into a dim light. Got to know your stuff before you try to talk smack, IMO.
Eggs on a burger can make it so rich and good although it can also be an excuse to make a poor quality hamburger.
Eggs on a burger can make it so rich and good although it can also be an excuse to make a poor quality hamburger.
I don't think American waistlines will change at all if this comes here... we already have the Ultimate Bacon Cheeseburger from Jack's, and http://thisiswhyyourefat.com/ has plenty of examples of stuff that's less healthy than this...
I've always wanted to try this burger, but never could due to the fact that I live 6,000 miles away from Japan. I decided that the next best thing to do was to head to my local McDonald's and recreate it myself. Oh yeah, and I made mine a double...
http://dudefoods.com/recreating-the-mcdonalds-mega-tamago-burger/
http://dudefoods.com/recreating-the-mcdonalds-mega-tamago-burger/
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