Do you ever get breakfast at a fast food drive through?

I’m not a breakfast person. But if needed I will get a few orders of the round hash brown things at Burger King and a OJ.

Oatmeal and a vanilla shake.

I almost never drive through, I usually go in. If it’s fast food breakfast it’s McD’s. I get the sausage McMuffin with egg and cut out the yolk. Sometimes I get the hashbrown with it, but not always. Back in the day I would have had a Coke with it (which sounds so good to me right now) but since I almost never drink caffeine or Coke anymore, I would just have water with it.

I try to avoid fast food; but, every now & then it is needed. Some Saturdays I help a friend at her booth at our local flea market. Normally, I only eat one meal a day & that’s around 3pm. On the days that I’m helping her, I start my day early & I get hungry by 10–11 & just can’t wait until 3. I drive by a BoJangles to get there so I stop in to get a Country Ham Biscuit. Since country ham isn’t good for me, I ONLY do it on the Saturdays when I’m helping her & I make sure to eat plenty of veggies for my afternoon meal. Sometimes it’s only once a month…other times it’s once a week. There are NO healthy food places between my house & her booth, so I limit myself to the necessary weekends & don’t do it any other day!!!

Most of my eating out is at a local meat & 3 restaurant where the owner buys his food from local farmers/butchers & it is fresh cooked. He’s lost over 150 pounds since he opened the restaurant, so it makes me feel that his cooking is healthier than most prepackaged restaurants. PLUS, the food there taste a LOT like what my Mom cooked before she passed away. It’s good old Southern home cooking that hugs you on the way down!!!

The only fast food I ever go to is Jack in the Box, and the only thing I ever order there, any time of day or night (usually night), is a breakfast jack.

Chick Fil-A breakfast is amazing. Sausage, egg, and cheese on a buttermilk biscuit is super yummy. If you want to cut out some carbs, their breakfast bowl is very good. All tastes super fresh. Not your average fast food. And, their ice coffee is delicious. I get it with just milk.

Never. I don’t do drive-throughs and I don’t eat eggs so there’s little incentive. I will get a Dunkin Donut and coffee every couple of weeks but I go in for that.

Rarely. Occasionally I’ll swing into a local spot and grab a coffee and some breakfast and shoot the shit with the ol’ timers there for a few minutes.

I LOOOVE egg mcmuffins… since I was a toddler though I pulled off the ham. :D

I’m not usually doing breakfast any place. I eat what I eat at home, usually. If I’m heading out on the early side on a weekend, maybe for holiday shopping or something, I will get a bagel and coffee at a local place but that’s not drive through. I’d say as far as drive through, maybe once a year at McD’s I’ll get the breakfast platter which gives me a little of everything. I can’t eat it all but I like having the variety and have a few bites of each thing. Otherwise, it will be a coffee and bagel from DD. This, also might be twice a year.

No, never have.

McMuffin with sausage and a coffee.
Guess what?
I’m lovin’ it

@lucillelucillelucille you disgust me. ;)

@Coolhandluke Oh, stop flirting! XD
and besides,I hang it from a string on a stick from my hat bill and get a 6 mile run in before I catch it. All healthy-all good.

Nope. Never.

I used to, but not in a long time. If driving I’d get bacon, egg, and cheese biscuits. If seated other than in the vehicle, pancakes.

Sausage biscuit at McDonald’s

No, never. I have peanut butter toast at home.

I prefer steel cut oats and homemade maple syrup but on occassion I’ll get an egg Mcmuffin if I don’t have time to sit down and eat.

I never go to fast food places. Like @chyna if I need a fast breakfast, it’s toast with nut butter.

McDs pretty often.

^ High five!

Order it “made fresh” and it’s some good stuff Maynard.

I gotta give McDonald’s and Chick Fil-A credit, the crack actual eggs onto the griddle. I’ve seen them do it.

Not like those weird, pre-cooked, vacu-sealed, steamed, egg-like blobs they use at Dunkin Donuts.

Panera’s uses real, fresh ingredients, but I’m not sure they count as “fast food”.

When I do, it’s a bacon, egg, and cheese biscuit , and hash browns from McDonald’s.

I remember a time, years ago, when I was working and my husband was still in college the office I was in had people who loved Hardees biscuits. Almost every morning around nine someone would go down there and buy a passel of them with sausage. They were quite good. Fast forward about 25 years; I had been driving since 10 the night before when I stopped during the breakfast hour at a Hardees for one of those biscuits and sausage that I remembered. Well, either my memory is of a dream or Hardees no longer deserves such a memory. It was a greasy glob with a burned slice of satty sausage. Life…

Funny how our memories change @Sagacious.