Egg Bacon WallMuffin
Hello Children:
Yeah, I've been making our version of the Egg McMuffin for your mom for a hot breakfast to go for about a year or so. I wrap them in aluminum foil and they stay warm for over 15 minutes. They are cheap cheap cheap and quick and you know how much we like a hot breakfast:
Standard McDonalds Egg McMuffin 2.29
The Wall Version:
-1 large egg .08
-1 English Muffin .12 (we buy them from Fareway: 12 for $1.49.)
-1 Slice America Cheese .10 (We've discovered white American at Super Wal-mart)
-1 Slice bacon or ham .20 (we buy a pound of bacon, fry it on the grill so as to not stink up the house, let it cool and put it in a zip lock bag for future breakfasts or salads or whatever. We buy a nicely sliced ham from Fareway, sliced a little thicker than deli style. It's great on these, as stand alone sandwiches for lunch or fried up with some eggs or in scalloped potatoes. It's a staple we buy every week.)
-1 piece of aluminum foil (we bought sandwich foil or some such at Sams Club. There's like 500 in a pack so it'll last till the millenium. The foil is a nice touch as it keeps the sandwich warm for quite a while.)
Total cost for a Egg Bacon WallMuffin: .50 or 22% of the cost or roughly 5 homemade ones to one bought McBoring and they are homemade and quite good and, you know, you got the aluminum foil. Hard to beat.
This is your Faaaaather.
Labels: breakfast sandwich, ham

2 Comments:
Thank you for the recipe. Although being that I'll probably eat the sandwich before it even gets to the foil...so I'll save even more if I don't wrap it in foil.
I'll save even more money by not using the muffin, or the frying pan, which both uses energy, nor will I use the meat because that cost to much too and since Marty convinced me to be totally green, I don't believe in plastic (not really). I will simply take a raw egg crack it into my mouth and jam a piece of cheep American cheese right after words. I will then let Alyas play with the broken egg shell so that I don't have to buy more toys. Total cost: 50% of dad's. Total amount of saving the earth 35% more then Marty. The value of seeing my Son enjoy playing with broken eggshells: priceless. Take that Bitches (sorry dad for using profanity in the family blog, but when Marty said that down in Georgia, I almost pooped my pants.)
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