I tried it for the first time recently.. It was tasty, but too expensive for the portion you get. I did not feel full after one sandwich and I ate again like 3 hours later. For the amount of food you get, it is about 40% more $ than I'm willing to pay. The BLT was $8.49, so that's almost $10 after tax for the sandwich alone. People online refer to it as "affordable", but maybe I have different standards in that regard, or maybe they wrote that before the last 8-12 months when inflation has gotten wildly out of control. I can go to other restaurants and spend ~$1 more and get enough food to last me two full meals. With Egg Club, I'd need to eat two of these to be satisfied... and even getting the cheapest option on the menu ("the classic" at $6.49 -- no meat, just egg / bread / sauce), two would still run me $11. As I said, 40% cheaper and it's a winner. $8.49 for the BLT I got? I can't justify that. If it were around $4 for the classic and $5 for that BLT, I'd be there all the time.
Went recently and for its price, its within reason compared to a similarly priced freshly made deconstructed breakfast. Almost every breakfast sandwich in the city can be deemed overpriced. I can get where you're saying it doesn't quite fill you up but its much different than your conventional McMuffin and is one fluffy breakfast sandwich.
@@crumbworks that’s why we’re so fat here in America. It’s much healthier to eat smaller portions every three hours. (Or as you begin to need top ups) When you fast like that for 6 or more hours you’re always guaranteed to over eat and you body can’t process the food as efficiently.
Looks very good 😊
It’s the best, I just had it yesterday amazing emmmmmmm 🤪
I tried it for the first time recently.. It was tasty, but too expensive for the portion you get. I did not feel full after one sandwich and I ate again like 3 hours later.
For the amount of food you get, it is about 40% more $ than I'm willing to pay. The BLT was $8.49, so that's almost $10 after tax for the sandwich alone.
People online refer to it as "affordable", but maybe I have different standards in that regard, or maybe they wrote that before the last 8-12 months when inflation has gotten wildly out of control.
I can go to other restaurants and spend ~$1 more and get enough food to last me two full meals. With Egg Club, I'd need to eat two of these to be satisfied... and even getting the cheapest option on the menu ("the classic" at $6.49 -- no meat, just egg / bread / sauce), two would still run me $11.
As I said, 40% cheaper and it's a winner. $8.49 for the BLT I got? I can't justify that. If it were around $4 for the classic and $5 for that BLT, I'd be there all the time.
ate again 3 hours later? isn't that like normal? 3 hour gaps for your next meal :D
@@omgbbq2 nope. typically about 6 hours. if you eat lunch around noon, then typically dinner is around 6 p.m.
Went recently and for its price, its within reason compared to a similarly priced freshly made deconstructed breakfast. Almost every breakfast sandwich in the city can be deemed overpriced. I can get where you're saying it doesn't quite fill you up but its much different than your conventional McMuffin and is one fluffy breakfast sandwich.
@@crumbworks that’s why we’re so fat here in America. It’s much healthier to eat smaller portions every three hours. (Or as you begin to need top ups)
When you fast like that for 6 or more hours you’re always guaranteed to over eat and you body can’t process the food as efficiently.