Move over bacon, egg and cheese: Brooklyn has a new breakfast royalty and it's wearing green. According to Chowhound's newly released roundup of the best breakfast sandwiches in every U.S. state, the crown for New York goes not to a greasy bodega classic but to an elevated, Italian-accented creation tucked away in Windsor Terrace.
While Dollar Tree's steakhouse seasoning wasn't the best spice mixture for steak we've come across, it definitely earned its stripes when it came to flavor and is worth taking a chance on due to its inexpensive price point.
"Trappey's hot sliced jalapeños delivered everything you could want from a pickled pepper—crisp, briny, and oh-so-spicy, with nuanced flavors that complement their spice."
Overall, the dishes are solid and generously portioned, with a couple of standouts. The Vietnamese crepe spring roll combines the crispiness of bánh xèo with the chewiness of the rice paper wrapper.
The buffalo-style chicken dip kettle chips deliver a flavor profile with layered complexity, starting with funky blue cheese and culminating in a satisfying creamy finish.
The mini cheeseburgers from Texas Roadhouse received criticism for their flavorless patties and overpowering cheese, contrasting with the more favorable Andy's Steak Ranger Meal.
"White bread often gets a bad rap for being boring. However, its neutrality makes it a solid choice for sandwiches, allowing ingredients to shine without overshadowing them."