I'll admit…I have a serious love of McDonald's Egg McMuffin breakfast sandwiches. They're always a treat I save for when traveling and at the airport during those early morning hours. Since having one regularly wouldn't be the best, I often make my own version at home. Currently my favorite versions includes an egg, sliced avocado, salt, pepper, and {an extra special ingredient} tzatziki sauce on a lightly toasted english muffin. With it's light, creamy texture and thin pickled cucumbers, the tzatziki adds the perfect extra kick! — Joy
{photo by Oh Joy}
this looks so delicious… i’m going to have to make it tomorrow morning! 🙂
The egg McMuffin is very good (too good!), but anything with avocado is better 🙂
What a great idea! I admit that I have a weakness for egg McMuffins too, but this is a superior substitute!
Wow, this sounds amazing! Never would have thought to use tzatziki, what a great idea. And I agree about McDonald’s, it’s definitely travel food!! 😉
i love breakfast sandwiches. i just had an egg, cheese and turkey bacon on an english muffin and moaned through the whole thing. i think my cubicle neighbor thinks i’m insane.
YUM!! Must try this in the morning!!
That looks so good! For my version I use white cheddar and bacon. Yum.
Mmm, that look so delicious. I wish I had all those ingredients so I could make one of your breakfast sandwiches for lunch!
oh sweet love, that sounds amazing. that might just be on the menu this weekend 🙂
yumm…this looks delish!
that looks really good 🙂
Love it, I do english muffin, light mayo, egg, tomato and onion. so, so good.
Yum! Why have I not tried this before?
I went to Google +1 this but you don’t have the button. I’ve pinned it to Pinterest instead so I can track back and remind myself to try this. Yummo.
I’m not sure why, but I *never* think to make myself an egg sandwich for breakfast. This post right here may have changed all that, though…
oh wow. this sounds good. I pretty much love any sandwich with avocados. add in some yogurt and eggs, and I’m done. this may sound gross but when I ate meat, I loved the sausage griddle. that salty sausage on that (medicine-y) soft bread. mmm.
Hello!
Since im greek-cypriot ill give you some hints on the best tzatziki ever…
strained yogurt, grated cocumbers, some garlic, a bit of olive oil, salt and a bit of red vinegar
add salt to tha grated cocumbers and wait for a few minutes for some water to come out and strain them, then add the rest of the ingredients and voila!
tzatziki goes with everything!
….trust me….mark my words!!!
Hmmmm even better than the McD muffins!
This looks amazing! I also reserve the delicious McD’s breakfast food for traveling. It’s so good, but so bad at the same time.
Yummy! Great idea!
omg that sounds deeeelicious. a major fan of each and every one of those ingredients. i will be making this for breakfast in the very near future!
omg that sounds deeeelicious. a major fan of each and every one of those ingredients. i will be making this for breakfast in the very near future!
omg that sounds deeeelicious. a major fan of each and every one of those ingredients. i will be making this for breakfast in the very near future!
omg that sounds deeeelicious. a major fan of each and every one of those ingredients. i will be making this for breakfast in the very near future!
omg that sounds deeeelicious. a major fan of each and every one of those ingredients. i will be making this for breakfast in the very near future!
omg that sounds deeeelicious. a major fan of each and every one of those ingredients. i will be making this for breakfast in the very near future!
omg that sounds deeeelicious. a major fan of each and every one of those ingredients. i will be making this for breakfast in the very near future!
omg that sounds deeeelicious. a major fan of each and every one of those ingredients. i will be making this for breakfast in the very near future!
omg that sounds deeeelicious. a major fan of each and every one of those ingredients. i will be making this for breakfast in the very near future!