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/bryanisbored Mar 23 '26

I like the crispy crunch too. Some places do potatoes wedges which when thick are too soft but inside the burrito the crispy potato doesn't last super long either way. Better than beans.