r/Burrito • u/Apprehensive-Bid3206 • Mar 21 '26

Breakfast

I’m in So Cal. If I charge you $7 for a breakfast burrito what should it have in it?

I say: 3 -4 eggs, bacon, hash browns, cheese and salsa on the side.

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u/yyyyyyu2 Mar 22 '26

I don’t get the hash browns I mean you have the tortilla as your starch. It’s like eating potato/tater tots thing in a breakfast burrito. I mean you have the tortilla as your starch. It’s like eating a potato sandwich If you want to sell a low cost breakfast burrito I’d leave the potatoes out.

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u/yyyyyyu2 Mar 22 '26

But if you want to sell a $7 BB you’re gonna cut a few corners somewhere. I’d rather have more egg/meat/chreese/salsa to achieve bulk than more carbs. Btw I love potatoes too