Daily News | Two Philly breakfast spots duke it out on Good Morning America
The two breakfasts in consideration were a bacon, egg, and cheese from Darnel’s Cakes, served on a buttermilk biscuit and drizzled with Thai chili-shallot aioli; and the pastrami, egg, and cheese from Middle Child, sandwiched by toasted rye from Merzbacher’s.said on the broadcast. “There’s 216 layers of butter, flour, eggs, sugar ... it’s a light, fluffy, flaky, melt-in-your mouth sensation.
In the end, while Solomonov pronounced Darnel’s biscuits “one of the best biscuits ever,” he voted for Middle Child and was joined by Vitarelli for a tie-breaker. Middle Child will face off against competitors from Houston, Cleveland, and Boston on Friday’s edition of GMA. The winner gets $10,000.
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