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Egg on a Burger?

I gotta be in the mood for it, but hell yeah.


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Absolutely yes! Especially if there's bacon on the burger also.
 
 
Just throw the whole thing away if the stinking egg even touches it and gets that funk on a perfectly good burger.
 
Absolutely....love a great burger with a good egg on it.
 
Was about to start a thread on this but did a search first...there’s absolutely nothing like a good breakfast burger. Bacon, cheese (American for me), egg sunny-side up. Yolk running down the side onto the plate making the most delicious french fry dipping sauce. If I’m ever in a spot where I’m asked about my last meal, this is it. 🍻
 
I have absolutely nothing against an egg on a burger but it's one of those things I rarely crave. I would say it's perfectly acceptable.
 
Egg is so good on a burger
 
Yes
 
I didn't wish to wade through 6 pages of responses, so I don't know if this has been asked before, but what kind of cooked egg are we talking about? Over easy, or scrambled? Which is it? I love croissanwich sandwiches, which are basically burgers with a meat, egg, and cheese in the mix. All those choices are fried eggs. The only selection that I can imagine offering something with a soft yolk might be eggs benedict! Which I also love!
 
stryper said:
Was about to start a thread on this but did a search first...there’s absolutely nothing like a good breakfast burger. Bacon, cheese (American for me), egg sunny-side up. Yolk running down the side onto the plate making the most delicious french fry dipping sauce. If I’m ever in a spot where I’m asked about my last meal, this is it. 🍻
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If there's a Doghaus (www.doghaus.com) near you, check out their Hangover:

Burger, fried egg, bacon, white American, Haus chili, and mayo on a King's Hawaiian roll

I usually get it without mayo, because I'm trying to eat lighter . . . .
 
Buckeyegolfnut said:
I didn't wish to wade through 6 pages of responses, so I don't know if this has been asked before, but what kind of cooked egg are we talking about? Over easy, or scrambled? Which is it? I love croissanwich sandwiches, which are basically burgers with a meat, egg, and cheese in the mix. All those choices are fried eggs. The only selection that I can imagine offering something with a soft yolk might be eggs benedict! Which I also love!
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Sunny-side up is an art form getting the whites done without overcooking the yolk. Over easy gets you the most bang for the buck when it comes to yellow...yum 😋
 
Only a hard fried egg…no darn yoke running all over the place.
 
Absolutely! Little runny yolk soaks into the bread and into the burger
 
stryper said:
Was about to start a thread on this but did a search first...there’s absolutely nothing like a good breakfast burger. Bacon, cheese (American for me), egg sunny-side up. Yolk running down the side onto the plate making the most delicious french fry dipping sauce. If I’m ever in a spot where I’m asked about my last meal, this is it. 🍻
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I appreciate passion in anything, lol. Throw some hash browns on there though if making it a last meal and forget the fries. I’ll take mine 1#, no bun, medium rare. That’d probably take me out by itself, no lethal injection requires.
 
Blasphemy.

:ROFLMAO:

Burger with Bacon Onion Jam, With Chili and Cheese, Jalapeños, :D but protein on protein,:unsure: the only acceptable protein is chile ... and cheese, and then the veggies.

My local burger place was doing chiliburger with Fritos on top - ix nay'd that and put Fritos on side - not real brand Fritos - blasphemy!:oops:
 
Yes, of course.


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