Dunkin Donuts's Angus Steak & Egg Sandwich
[We've moved this thread from the discussion at http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/839677 -- The Chowhound Team]
Has anyone tried Dunks' Angus Steak & Egg Sandwich? Even in the commercials, which obviously are trying hard to food-porn it up, it still looks like a grade-school cafeteria Salisbury steak from the Helen Mont-Ferguson administration.
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Looks like I'm one of the few (only?) people in this thread who does enjoy the angus! This amuses me despite the way it was hyped. The angus has probably done the best job of getting me to abandon my yearsold oath about avoiding Dunkies. (I turned into a snob when I moved to California. Still can't stomach their coffee, rather go without.) I often get it on a multigrain bagel which is their most toothesome bakery item and it does take a while to saw through but I enjoy it. It's arguably their healthiest (or ... least greasy) bread product but sometimes I'll super-indulge and order a biscuit instead. Those are usually hangover days. But curiously the DuDo's nearby has sized down their energy drink selection, probably thought it was detracting too much from their terrible, awful, horrible, atrocious coffee. DANG YOU, DUNKIES! <shakefist>
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Despite that I made some awesome bimbibap yesterday, I sacrificed my pleasure and got the Dunkin Donuts's Angus Steak & Egg Sandwich for you all
In the attached photo, there are the Steak & Egg Bagel Sandwich, some hash brown pieces and a cup of hot chocolate. Apparently, I cannot substitute the hot coffee with hot chocolate, so I had to separately order everything.
Here is my take.
The bagel was toasted onion bagel and it was alright. The egg was good, not rubbery at all. The beef patty is semi-loose and greasy (oil dripping all over my plate), which may not be a bad thing for some people since many people complain about the McDonald burger patties being dry and all.I like bagels, but maybe it is not a great idea to couple a bagel with a loose patty because there was a lot of bagel to chew through and the patty was falling apart.
I really won't say it is bad, and people should give it a try. However, for me, it isn't sometime which will keep me up thinking over the week -- not like a McDonald Egg McMuffin. :P
I prefer the McDonald Egg McMuffin.
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re: Veggo
Veggo. Did you read my other post about my ropa vieja at Tierra Colombiana from yestersday. It wasn't bad. Well, my standard anyway.
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re: Chemicalkinetics
We split some replies over to the Home Cooking board at: http://www.chow.com/topics/845867
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re: The Chowhound Team
so back to the original post . . . i tried the dd steak and egg sandwich. oh it was really nasty. the meat was so greasy i couldn't eat it. and i'm not a healthy eating person by any stretch. but i did throw it away. it was horrible. however, i do confess to loving the the egg, cheese and sausage breakfast wrap. a lot lol
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No, I have not tried it, and it does not look extremely attractive from the internet photo. Not horrible, but not attractive. I may try it one day if you guys think they are good.
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re: petek
Petek
I haven't had McDonald Breakfast meals for a long time, but I remember loving them. If I remember right, I particularly love the Egg McMuffin and Hash Brown. My mom would buy them for me when I was a kid. Now, I haven't eaten them forever mostly because it would be "out of my way" to go to a McDonald for breakfast. In other words, it would consume time instead of saving time.
Maybe this Sunday, I will drive to a McDonald and have a McBreakfast :)
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re: petek
:)
First, I kinda of live in the middle of nowhere (not really, but I like to think so compared to many places I had been to)
Second, I am kind of the person who wake up the last minute, and skip breakfast more than half of the time.
Ironically, I do have a Dunkin' Donut close by and also on my way to work. I have yet to have one of the Dunkin' Donut sandwiches. I did try last week on my way back to home, but the store was already closing and couldn't serve me.
This picture actually looks good.
Toronto sounds cool.
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re: alkapal
<btw, biscuits on big breakfast (or in trays) have a crust, and are smaller than the fluffier ones that come in a biscuit sandwich.>
Now that you mentioned it, yes, I think you are right. By the way, I never really like the McDonald pancakes in the breakfast menu. I don't quite if I hate them, but I don't think I like them.
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re: Chemicalkinetics
i agree on the pancakes. i just use them to soak up two fake syrups. ;-)).
http://www.mcdonalds.com/us/en/food/f... -- " nutritional " info.
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re: acgold7
Thanks. I may very well give the McDonald breakfast a try tomorrow. It has been so long since I have one. I wonder if it tastes any like I remember. I have very fond memory of it.
There are certain foods which have lived up to my old memory and some did not. Cantonese Dim Sum did. Chuck E. Cheese did NOT.
Thanks again.
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re: acgold7
Just got there and have my Egg McMuffin value meal: Egg McMuffin, harsh brown and orange juice for $5.XX. They were great, almost as good as I remembered them. Thanks acgold, alkapal and petek.
(I was so worry that I won't able to find a McDonald and it was 10:28AM by the time I got there)
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re: petek
Now petek, you're correct that Micky D's coffee is now far superior, but where is the support for Tim Hortons? Timmy's breakfast sandwiches are great, I like them more then Micky D's for sure, the bagel feels slightly healthier but the biscuit one is good too. Unfortunately Chem will have to go a lot futher to get Timmy's than Micky Ds.
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re: TeRReT
Timmies better than Micky D's for breakfast? Nah..Not even close. To each their own I guess The hash browns at TH are gross and the sammies are OK at best,I prefer A&W brekkie sandwiches to TH's any day..
I will say that I tried the buttermilk biscuit thing at Mc D's and didn't like it at all.Too much biscuit,not enough filling kinda dry as well..
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re: petek
Hey, I just did. The website claim there are two of them in Philadeplphia.
What is Tim Horton's like? Is it more like McDonald (fast food which happens to have coffee) or more like Starbuck (coffee shop which happens to have food)? Looking at the website, if feels like the latter.
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I'll confess, MCSJB,
It DID look good in the commercials, but I had two bites, and it was beyond inedible!! I felt ill the rest of the morning from those two bites: Shoe leather steak, Chewy bready terrible bagel, tasteless processed eggs.
I thought I knew what I was getting myself into, but even so...
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re: justbeingpolite
Wish I could feign surprise here. I hope Frankenthaler is earning a nice salary. Thanks for taking one for the team, jbp!
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re: MC Slim JB
From Salamander to DDs - quite a change of pace. Dunkin cannot seem to get it together for any non-donuts/pastry item. The bagels are like a sponge, those flat-bread sandwich things were disgusting, and now "steak" and eggs? Really? If I must eat, I usually just get 5 of the Munchkin doughnut holes (invariably stale), and that reminds me never to eat there again for the next 6 months.
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