Does Mcdonald’S Have Croissants For Breakfast?

Big Breakfast®. Big Breakfast® with Hotcakes. Hotcakes. Hotcakes and Sausage. Sausage Burrito. Hash Browns. Fruit & Maple Oatmeal. The McDonald’s Breakfast Menu includes all your favorite breakfast items! From our Egg McMuffin® breakfast sandwich to our famous Hash Browns, you’ll find everything you love!

This combo isn’t at McDonald’s anymore, but you can still enjoy it at home with almost no effort. McDonald’s attempt at a fancier version of the chain’s breakfast sandwich goes to show that sometimes, you can’t mess with a classic.

Most McDonald’s locations serve breakfast from 5 am to 11 am. McDonald’s stopped serving breakfast all day to improve customer service and daily operations; however, some franchise locations still have it.

Forget McMuffins—being able to order a bagel at McDonald’s was pretty epic. Unfortunately, they’re no longer on the breakfast menu. And for more foods we miss, check out these 15 Beloved McDonald’s Menu Items That Deserve a Comeback. Candied walnuts and sliced apples are a crunchy, tasty way to start your day.

Why can’t I get bagels at my McDonald’s restaurant?

Some McDonald’s menu items are found regionally in our restaurants and not offered across the U.S.

Yes! Just like how you butter toast at home, we use real butter on our English muffins, biscuits and bagels used for some of our breakfast menu items, making mornings extra special.

Although we don’t have a vegetarian menu, we do offer options without meat, including our Fruit & Maple Oatmeal. We’re also happy to make any of our breakfast sandwiches for you without meat—just ask.

There is no difference. We just prefer to call them ‘hotcakes’ instead of ‘pancakes.’ Still round, fluffy and topped with real butter. Simple as that.

Well, it depends on which egg you’re referring to. Our freshly cracked and scrambled eggs are cooked on the grill with liquid real butter. We also use the grill to heat our folded egg, which is previously cooked in our suppliers’ kitchens before arriving at our restaurants.

Good question. Our breakfast menu items are all made with real eggs—they’re just prepared a little differently for each sandwich.

Oh, they’re real alright. Across all five styles of eggs we make, you can feel confident knowing they all start with a real egg.