Can you match these unique menu items to the correct breakfast chain?
It takes a real egghead to pass this restaurant quiz.
Nothing beats the smells of coffee and bacon in the morning. Especially when you're not doing the cooking.
Breakfast has been big business for restaurants for decades. In fact, some of our favorites are sadly gone. But most of the stuff below can still be found. They're such unique menu items, that almost all of them have a registered trademark next to the name on the menu.
See if you can match these breakfasts of champions to the correct chains. If you pass this quiz, you truly are the champion of breakfast.
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Where would you eat the Rooty Tooty Fresh 'N Fruity?
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Pick the place that serves up Moons Over My Hammy.
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How about the Grand Slam Slugger?
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This fast food chain introduced its Big Breakfast in 1977.
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This fast food chain first served up its Croissan'wich in 1983.
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Where would you order Uncle Herschel's Favorite?
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Okay, how about Papa's Joe's Pork Chops & Eggs?
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This bygone chain featured the Tommy Tucker Plate on its children's menu.
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Where can you find something called The Original Farmer's Choice?
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Not to be confused with a classic French novel, The Wrap of Monte Cristo can be found here.
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Finally, this chain, founded in 1953, offers The Tahitian Maiden's Dream.
Can you match these unique menu items to the correct breakfast chain?
Your Result...
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Garfield - Cat-o-Lantern
$19.95
The Goonies - Flag (Black)
$19.95
CHiPs - Baker and Ponch
$19.95
Popeye - Circles
$19.95
JAWS Playing Cards
$9.99
Svengoolie® T-Shirt
$19.95
Svengoolie® Die-Cut Magnet
$10.99
I Love Lucy - Lucy Lines
$19.95
Women's Svengoolie® T-Shirt
$19.95
Elvis - Memphis Portrait
$19.95
30 Comments
"Wrap of Monte Cristo" is either very new, or very old--I used to eat at IHOP all the time when I lived in the US, and I don't remember seeing it on their menu. Got my own place when I was around 23, got married ten years later, and we moved to the UK about a year ago, so, like I said, either it's within the past year so I wouldn't have seen it, or it's from before I was out on my own and eating there regularly.
7 out of 11. I didn't know all of those places because we NEVER ate breakfast out hardly at all when I was growing up. Mainly because my father hated anyone's breakfast but my moms. Plus he was bipolar and called half of the restaurants "Slop house!" He was a very miserable man. And he made everyone as miserable as he was. I hate to say that about a man that is no longer with us, but he was like that all of my life.