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Top 10 Best and Worst Fast Food Breakfasts You Can Eat

Worst: Hardee’s Breakfast Platter with Bacon

It includes one egg, two strips of bacon, a mound of hash brown patties, and two biscuits smothered in gravy. Since this meal is almost entirely carbohydrates and fat, it’s no surprise this platter is a serious don’t.

The damage is 760 calories and 45 grams of fat. The sodium level is also sky high at a total of 1,670 milligrams.

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