Presented in partnership with McDonalds
This morning was a historic moment in Canada. After years of wondering and wishful thinking, the all day breakfast at McDonalds became a reality.
A few of you may have been lucky to try All Day Breakfast during last year’s pilot, but until today, it hasn’t been avaialble every across the country! I was there this morning and saw the first eggs to be served after 11am. I’m pretty sure it’ll be a Heritage Moment some day.
Kinda historic moment for @McD_Canada fans like myself. The first eggs being served as a part of #alldaybreakfast. pic.twitter.com/hHl4uBa34S
— Mike Morrison (@mikesbloggity) February 21, 2017
So with the country celebrating like it’s Second Canada Day, here’s what we know so far.
You’re not dreaming
Let’s get that out of the way first. McDonald’s really is serving breakfast all day. So if you’re a late riser like me, you no longer have to run to a McDonald’s in your pajamas to get an Egg McMuffic before 11am.
2. It’s not the entire breakfast menu
If you’re a fan of the McGriddles and bagels, you have to wait a bit longer. But that still leaves all the breakfast sandwiches, hashbrowns and pancakes!
3. It’s coast to coast to coast
In total, more than 1,100 of Canada’s McDonalds will be serving all day breakast.
4. You can thank millenials.
According to market research firm NPD, the decision to adapt an All Day Breakfast is thanks to the millenials, who are driving the market. So, you’re welcome.
5. Turns out Egg McMuffins are meant to be enjoyed with French Fries.
Who knew? It’s a match made in heaven.
6. People are really, really excited.
GUYS! Your day just got a lot better, because @McD_Canada just started #AllDayBreakfast. Yaaaaaaassss!! pic.twitter.com/M4K4cfcT7W
— Michael Rizzi (@MikeRizzi) February 21, 2017
7. Get creative!
Here is a Big Mac meal with a sausage patty added. Kiosk made this hard to order so had to order from a helpful employee @till pic.twitter.com/Sz9TySkmW7
— Bruce Elrick (@virtuous_sloth) February 21, 2017
Want a Big Mac with Sauage? Yeah, you can do that now.