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3 Worst Rated Western American Breakfasts

Last update: Sat Feb 15 2025
3 Worst Rated Western American Breakfasts
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NEW MEXICO, United States of America
3.4
Bizcochito
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Bizcochito is the official state cookie of New Mexico. Deeply rooted in its history, it was originally invented by the first Spanish colonists of New Mexico as a way of expressing the local culture, customs, and flavors through gastronomy. These crispy cookies consist of butter or lard, sugar, milk, flour, baking powder, and spices such as cinnamon and anise.


As other immigrants started to arrive in New Mexico, they brought their own recipes, and a variety of bizcochitos was created, with the two most popular versions originating from southern and northern New Mexico. The cookies are especially popular during festive events and celebrations such as Christmas and weddings. 

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Pancake

WASHINGTON, United States of America
3.8
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A Dutch baby pancake is a large, fluffy pancake baked in the oven, usually in a cast-iron skillet. It's made from a simple batter of eggs, flour, milk, and sugar. When baked, it puffs up dramatically around the edges, creating a light, airy texture with crispy edges and a custard-like center.


It is typically served with powdered sugar, fresh fruit, syrup, or lemon juice. However, Dutch baby pancake can also made as a savory dish. The Dutch baby pancake has American origins and was popularized in the early 1900s by a restaurant called Manca's Café in Seattle. 
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Breakfast

SANTA FE, United States of America
3.9
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Breakfast burrito is a unique variety of a burrito, consisting of a tortilla stuffed with ingredients that are usually a breakfast staple such as eggs, bacon, and potatoes. It was invented in 1975 in Tia Sophia, a café in Santa Fe, New Mexico.


The breakfast burrito craze started to catch on and soon found its way into mainstream fast-food establishments such as McDonald's and Taco Bell. Although eggs, bacon, and potatoes are the key ingredients, there are no set rules on what constitutes a great breakfast burrito, so it can also be filled with other ingredients such as tomatoes, cheese, ham, spinach, and beans. 

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