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A Sandwich a Day: Scrambled Egg at Jane in San Francisco

Can you think of a time when you're not in the mood for an egg sandwich? Me neither. Especially the Scrambled Egg Sandwich ($7.50), served all day at Jane. It comes on crispy grilled sourdough that's smothered in cheddar cheese. You don't even have to bother with ketchup; the acidic tang is already included in the sandwich in the form of homemade tomato chutney.

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Los Angeles: 8 Egg Sandwiches We Love

Forget one a day, in Los Angeles, you could easily eat three sandwiches a day. And in this alternate universe of hero, sub, and panino bliss, each day would start with a breakfast sandwich, that eye-opening combination of egg, cheese, maybe a little meat, or a few vegetables thrown in for good measure. Here are eight that are up to the task.

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A Sandwich A Day: The 'Phyllis' at The Local Yolk in Austin, TX

Avocado and cream cheese had never occured to me as elements of an egg sandwich, but now that I've had it I'm a huge fan. At Austin's The Local Yolk cart, the "Phyllis" ($7) stacks those ingredients in precise, even layers—a slim fried egg that's just barely set in the middle, buttery, even slices of avocado, and a substantial layer of cream cheese—between slices of white bread that gets a great crunch to counter the soft middle.

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A Sandwich A Day: Egg and Avocado at the Garden Deli & Cafe in Half Moon Bay, CA

In the Northern California seaside town of Half Moon Bay, the Garden Deli & Cafe is about as old-school, no-frills sandwich shop as they come: a mimimal menu of sandwich options (ham, turkey, PB&J) behind the register, a few stools for seating, picnic benches outside. But all of their sandwiches are made on house-baked bread, immediately taking them up a few notches.

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Burger King Breakfast Shots: Not Half-Bad

In an era of downsizing rather than super-sizing, Burger King has spun much of its menu into miniature form—Burger Shots, Cini-Minis, and now the limited-time “Breakfast Shots.” These tiny egg sandwiches come in packs of two ($1.49) or six ($4.39), topped with your choice of bacon, ham, or sausage, and slathered in a smoky cheese sauce. Truth be told, I wasn’t expecting much of these slider-sized morsels. Dividing one breakfast sandwich into many can be a sly way of cutting back the eggy, cheesy surface area, passing off hunks of bread with minimal goodies as bite-sized sandwiches. But if anything, BK’s Breakfast Shots had the opposite problem—too little bread to contain everything else going on. Bite-sized sandwiches should be...

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