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Dunkin Donuts Waffle Sandwich

waffle breakfast sandwichThe breakfast sandwich market gets a little more crowded with Dunkin Donuts' newest creation: The Waffle Breakfast Sandwich. Yes. I know. Calm down. The sandwich consists of egg, cheese and bacon between two maple syrup-flavored waffles.

The composition evokes memories of Junior's Restaurant's brisket-on-latke sandwich, but the DD sandwich's taste overkill is more reminiscent of the famous Jimmy Dean sausage-in-a-pancake-on-a-stick. And, like the sausage-in-a-pancake-on-a-stick, the bacon-egg-cheese-maple-waffle sandwich possesses a dubious deliciousness.

The mix of artery-clogging morning cholesterol with the sweetness of maple syrup is almost too much to bear, yet somehow you cannot resist devouring the last sticky crumb. Devouring, wishing that the waffle was truly waffle-sized and not English muffin-sized. And hating yourself for wishing that. And swearing to go straight to the gym as soon as you are done. And craving another one.

Filed Under: Raves & Reviews, Ingredients, Fast Food, New Products
Tags: bacon, breakfast, cheese, dunkin donuts, DunkinDonuts, egg, fast food, FastFood, jimmy dean, JimmyDean, junk food, JunkFood, sandwiches, waffle

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Reader comments (Page 1 of 1)

Sarah

2-17-2009 @12:15PM Sarah said... Thanks for this review! It's surprisingly not that bad for you. It's around 300 calories I think - obviously this is due to it's size but still... I love their hash browns!
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Jeff

2-17-2009 @12:19PM Jeff said... Has the McGriddle met its match?
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Jeff

2-17-2009 @12:22PM Jeff said... Oh, and congrats on being one of the top 25 blogs! http://snipr.com/c207s

That's how I found you :)
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Frankie5Angels

2-17-2009 @1:13PM Frankie5Angels said... If you have not tried sausage-and-pancake-on-a-stick, run out and buy it now! You WILL thank me. Especially if you have kids. And the nutrition content isn't as bad as you'd think. Don't buy the blueberry or choco chip...stick to the original...no pun intended.
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