Starbucks Bacon & Gouda Artisan Breakfast Sandwich is an incredible warm menu item that you can make at home. I love to grab breakfast on my way to work, but sometimes that is very expensive to do day after day. You can save money and make these sandwiches at home.
I love Starbucks, in fact, I actually have their gold card, going every day and having breakfast with my coffee get’s expensive. You may have tried my version of their pumpkin bread or even their banana bread. Now it is time for a savory menu item.
What I love about this sandwich is the ciabatta bread is thick and chewy. The smoky goodness of bacon is combined with Gouda cheese for a wonderful way to wake up your taste buds.
While playing around this recipe I also tried a few things you may want to try. For a real treat, you may want to butter the bread and toast it under the broiler for a moment or two before assembling the sandwich. You may also want to add a couple of pieces of ham, or even swap out the cheese for Swiss or even Cheddar cheese.
One thing I love to do on the weekends is to prepare food for the week. You can make a few of these sandwiches and reheat them during the week. This way you can save time and money by preparing your own sandwich at home.
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Starbucks Bacon & Gouda Artisan Breakfast Sandwich
Ingredients you need to make this breakfast sandwich:
- Ciabatta rolls
- Eggs
- Bacon
- Gouda cheese
- Butter
- Half and half
- Salt and pepper
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- IHOP Bacon Temptation Omelet
- Cracker Barrel Egg Sandwich
- Restaurant Style Pancake Recipe
- Deep Fried Pancake Batter
- Sausage Burrito McDonald’s
- KFC Biscuit
- Make Ahead Biscuits
- Restaurant Biscuits Recipe
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Starbucks Bacon & Gouda Artisan Sandwich
Ingredients
- 2 ciabatta rolls
- 6 eggs large
- 1/4 cup half and half
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 6 slices bacon
- 2 ounces Gouda cheese
Instructions
- Crack six eggs into a medium sized bowl. Add half and half to both and whisk eggs until they are creamy. Season eggs with salt and pepper.
- Place butter into skillet over low heat when the butter has melted place beaten eggs into the skillet. Cook eggs stirring occasionally so that eggs are cooked thoroughly. Re
- Remove skillet from stove.
- Prepare sandwiches by cutting the rolls, adding 1/2 of the eggs to the bottom roll, then add 3 slices of cooked bacon, add cheese slide, and top with the top of the roll. You can wrap these in plastic wrap, they will take about a minute to reheat in the microwave.
Baltisraul
Normally I would be all over this recipe. On that low carb thingy and have lost 32 ibs. My wife has last 33 lbs. But really wanted to say, stay safe and stay home! We want back to normal asap. God Bless America and all of us as well! Your our fav!
Mary Martinez
Question, do you microwave after it’s assembled? Can you make in advance and freeze and then pop out, thaw and nuke?
Stephanie
You could enjoy the sandwich at the temperature it was prepared at. Or you could heat it up if that is how you enjoy your sandwiches. Yes, you could make these in advance and thaw, and nuke if desired.
Maximama
My son has autism and now needs 3 of these everyday! I’m happy he’s finally eating eggs, can’t wait to try this at home. Thank you for the recipe!!
Stephanie
I hope this works well for you!
Cecilia
I love this sandwich. Just had one. Think SB adds a pinch of nutmeg to the eggs.
Melissa
Not false advertisement. You’re a fool. This is my favorite breakfast sandwich from Starbucks.
Monique
Agreed!!
Hillary
This recipe is missing a few ingredients. The Starbucks sandwich has Monterey Jack and parmesan in/on (?) the egg patty in addition to the gouda.
Angel G Zavala
This is the false advertisement they do not have that sandwich I was this morning at the corner of Washington and Wabash 815 am to buy a sandwich and they sold me other sandwich because they do not have that one that were advertising this is a false advertising from Starbucks to fool people to come into the places to buy
Lacey Willard
I buy them all the time. Must of been just been that Starbucks.
Bj sennett
I get them all the time too just a few weeks ago I got one and my autistic son ate all of it such a goal because he’s a picky eater that’s for letting us know how to do it at home
angel g zavala
This is a false advertisement, I went to a Starbucks this morning 815 to get The sandwich They do not not have and they sold me another one this is false advertisement of the Starbuck is doing to fool people . I was on the corner of Washington and Wabash, talk to a young lady by the name Cindy she only give me excuses,
Stephanie
Thank you for leaving me a note, but I think you want to contact Starbucks. I am simply giving you a recipe for an item they have served. I am so sorry you had difficulty at the store.
Melissa Delea
You’re an idiot, I just ordered two of these sandwiches today for me and my daughter. They’re right there in the front.
Vicki
Ummm, I had one this morning at Starbucks and I have had them at probably 20 different locations across the country. ????
Fernanda
What I like most about this sandwich is how fluffy and airy the eggs are. How do I get this?
Linda
“Crack six eggs into a medium sized bowl. Add half and half to both ” Both what?
jessmt
She probably meant “bowl” rather than “both”.
Tim S
Can I substitute Gouda cheese, or a different type of cheese. My supermarkets around here do not carry Gouda cheese.on cheese something to Gordon cheese substitute.
Angel G Zavala
This is the false advertisement they do not have that sandwich I was this morning at the corner of Washington and Wabash 815 am to buy a sandwich and they sold me other sandwich because they do not have that one that were advertising this is a false advertising from Starbucks to fool people to come into the places to buy
Megan
What is your problem? It may be that YOUR Starbucks doesn’t sell this sandwich, but why bog down this post with your ignorance? You’ve been corrected multiple times. Drop it.