Bacon, egg, cheese & ketchup on a NYC hard roll.

Now, that’s mouthwatering!

I looked it up…think that was it…well,if that was it, they had pork roll!

Jensen’s is a fancyish market with a couple locations there which means a higher price for every day items!

Funny, when I visited my sister in Palm Springs, California, We found Taylor Pork Roll in a cool store that sold lots of unusual foods (to them)….but what I found impossible to find were traditional poppy seeded Kaiser rolls to make the New Jersey breakfast sandwich. …found a reasonable substitute, and they are fans of the traditional Jersey sandwich!!!!

Jensen’s?

Darn if I remember,but Ill ask.

Funny, when I visited my sister in Palm Springs, California, We found Taylor Pork Roll in a cool store that sold lots of unusual foods (to them)….but what I found impossible to find were traditional poppy seeded Kaiser rolls to make the New Jersey breakfast sandwich. …found a reasonable substitute, and they are fans of the traditional Jersey sandwich!!!!

Jensen’s?

Italian Pepper And Egg Sandwich

Italian pepper and egg is good anytime! 

MICHAEL, CASE CLOSED THIS HAS TO BE IT FOR US.

[h2]2) https://www.yelp.com/biz/eisenbergs-sandwich-shop-new-york?hrid=toNMO6TuETtb1-ITNfKVqg Eisenberg s Sandwich Shop [/h2][h3]Bacon, egg, and cheese on a roll, $6[/h3]

I’ve been getting a lot of them lately as my wife and I go out to brunch almost every Saturday.  Most are pretty standard but the one at the Fox in the Snow in Italian Village in Columbus is a standout.  Souffled eggs, cheese, bacon, greens, some kind of mustardy sauce, and crusty bread.  A good description of it can be found at this link:

# http://kasuallife.com/fox-snow-egg-sandwich/

That should be “New Jersey” style…Taylor pork roll is an invention of Trenton New Jersey…that’s the red box you talk of… Case is another great brand!

No, No, No.. NY style in that the egg is not scrambled, just the yolk broken; common practice in NY. And the red box is clearly marked Taylor….

That should be “New Jersey” style…Taylor pork roll is an invention of Trenton New Jersey…that’s the red box you talk of… Case is another great brand!

No, No, No.. NY style in that the egg is not scrambled, just the yolk broken; common practice in NY. And the red box is clearly marked Taylor….

Never had pork roll served with scrambled egg anywhere in Jersey, unless you asked for it. Jersey, it’s egg over easy,pork roll and American cheese on a kaiser roll. Period. Where did you get that info??????

Italian Pepper And Egg Sandwich

Mayo on a breakfast sandwich, I don't think, is a New York-New Jersey thing. Never seen it EVER in my 72 years!

What do you guys put on them?
Ketchup?

That should be “New Jersey” style…Taylor pork roll is an invention of Trenton New Jersey…that’s the red box you talk of… Case is another great brand!

No, No, No.. NY style in that the egg is not scrambled, just the yolk broken; common practice in NY. And the red box is clearly marked Taylor….

Funny, when I visited my sister in Palm Springs, California, We found Taylor Pork Roll in a cool store that sold lots of unusual foods (to them)….but what I found impossible to find were traditional poppy seeded Kaiser rolls to make the New Jersey breakfast sandwich. …found a reasonable substitute, and they are fans of the traditional Jersey sandwich!!!!

… one of those Blue “Greek Design” paper cups. 

Kojak cups…Who loves you baby!

Also love potato and egg….  We make homefries,then add eggs.

Frosha! [8D]

Having worked in Manhattan in the 70’s, I can still taste those wonderful “Egg on a Roll’s”.

Would stop on my walk from the Port Authority Bus Terminal to my office on 50th & Broadway almost every AM to get one. Along with a coffee in one of those Blue “Greek Design” paper cups.