Looks: The bun is overly browned (-0.5 points), the cheese is an oily orange and it curls up instead of down (-0.5 points), the sausage patty is overcooked (-0.5 points), and I want to deduct one more thing (-0.5 points). 3 out of 5
Taste: Burger King is advertising this sandwich as being blatantly stolen from McDonalds but offered for half the price, so let’s compare it to McDonald’s Sausage Egg McMuffin.
- The McDonald’s version is so oily I needed to call in the National Guard to help with cleanup efforts after I finished it, but this is lacking any sort of grease overflow.
- It tastes more “real” than McDonalds’ too; almost as if I made it myself in my kitchen. (That is, if I had access to pre-cooked egg-like squares and a heat lamp to leave it under for 20 minutes.)
- The sausage is just a little bit spicy, where McDonalds’ meat is unprovocative.
- The egg is mostly tasteless and not at all like McDonalds’ version of eggs, which aren’t too far off from the real thing.
Burger King is selling this for just $1, so it gets a favorable rating on that aspect, but for every dollar they raise the price, I’d probably take a point off of my rating. It’s good, but not $2 good. 3 out of 5
Just thought you should know that McDonalds does use real eggs on their McMuffins but they use the pre done eggs for the breakfast meals.
/Used to work for McDonalds
i just wonder if we want our sandwich microwave or just popping hot when it is serve