1. They give you a sturdy, laminated menu that doubles as a placemat. I am all about multi-functional, and it's nice that they don't presume to tell me when I'm done with the menu. AND, the menu has some pictures of the food, so there's a standard of accountability, and you know up front what you're getting.
2. Coffee. (They even fill up my favorite pint cup.)
3. Carbohydrates with various combinations of sugar, salt, butter and cheese.
4. Eggs any style, with various combinations of salt, butter and cheese.
5. High-fat meat products. Note they have both kinda ham, there. [Country and City.]
On our most recent visit to breakfast heaven, however, I encountered an abomination. A fly in the proverbial grits. Because of their wonderfulness, I am not going to hold it against Waffle House. I am convinced that some marketing reptile dreamed it up and foisted it on franchise managers. To wit:
That is described as a sausage biscuit. (Modeled by The Him). Let me make this clear: THAT IS NOT A SAUSAGE BISCUIT. It may involve something like sausage, and something like a biscuit, but its just NOT RIGHT, at all.
Hillshire smoked sausage links. WRONG
Sausage links of any kind: WRONG
"Grilled" biscuit. WRONG . I don't even know what this means. How can you grill a biscuit? I don't even want to know.
Mayonnaise. SO WRONG.
This is a for-real sausage biscuit.
Note absence of mayonnaise.
Note the correct sausage.
Note lack of "grill" marks.
If your mama loves you, she may get fancy and make you a biscuit with sausage gravy, like this one here. In a pinch you could get away with calling that a sausage biscuit. Note there is no other condiment.
It's a little too glisteny, but this was the best I could find. Sausage gravy is a little bit of heaven, but it's not what you'd call photogenic. Gooogle it. Go on.
Marketing reptiles, you leave my breakfast alone.
Mmmm. Shiny oily gravy!
ReplyDeleteBy the way, to post that last comment, I had to type the word "rearmo." And I just thought that was funny.
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