The Bissell Breakfast: Metro Diner's most customizable dish
We calculated all The Bissell Breakfast combinations so you don’t have to
The Bissell Breakfast, Metro Diner’s answer to a traditional breakfast platter, is a top menu order across breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner. In fact, it gives our Fried Chicken & Waffle platter a run for it’s money for THE top order – and there’s good reason for it! The guest-favorite dish includes two eggs any style, a breakfast protein, toast, a side, and a short stack of pancakes. So, it’s completely customizable – with guests choosing how their eggs are prepared, as well as selecting their breakfast protein, toast, and side options. The result? A personalized breakfast of your dreams.
If you’re like us, the question of “How Many Bissell Breakfast Combinations Are There?!” has been keeping you up at night – until now. Prepare yourself for a peaceful slumber because we’ve done the calculations. And, it turns out there are a lot.
The math behind the guest-favorite dish
To find the total number of order combinations for our popular Bissell Breakfast, first, we need to consider the choices available for each component of the dish:
1. Eggs: 6 ways to prepare (over easy, over medium, over hard, scrambled, sunny side up, poached)
2. Breakfast Protein: 5 options (bacon, Canadian bacon, sausage links, sausage patties, turkey sausage links)
3. Toast: 5 types of toast (white, whole wheat, English muffin, biscuit, eight-grain)
4. Side: 6 options (cheese grits, grits, hashbrowns, homefries, fruit, seasoned French fries)
5. Short Stack of Pancakes: Assuming this has no variation, it’s 1 option.
The total number of combinations is calculated by multiplying the number of choices for each component:
Total combinations=(Choices for eggs)×(Choices for breakfast protein)×(Choices for toast)×(Choices for side)×(Choices for pancakes)\text{Total combinations} = (\text{Choices for eggs}) \times (\text{Choices for breakfast protein}) \times (\text{Choices for toast}) \times (\text{Choices for side}) \times (\text{Choices for pancakes})Total combinations=(Choices for eggs)×(Choices for breakfast protein)×(Choices for toast)×(Choices for side)×(Choices for pancakes)
Plugging in the numbers:
Total combinations=6×5×5×6×1\text{Total combinations} = 6 \times 5 \times 5 \times 6 \times 1Total combinations=6×5×5×6×1
Finally, let’s calculate the total…
There are 900 possible order combinations for The Bissell Breakfast at Metro Diner!
