As they always say, “perseverance pays off.” In my second attempt to visit McDonald’s and try the Maestro Ovo Benedict, I can proudly say that I triumphed in my adventure by getting my hands on it. I must admit it felt a bit like an Easter egg hunt, but in October.
During my first attempt to find the Maestro Ovo Benedict, I visited the McDonald’s in Loulé. It was around 2 o’clock in the afternoon, right at lunchtime (The place was crowded). As I patiently waited for my turn, I was met with the disappointing news that the Maestro Ovo Benedict was not available. I inquired for more information from the young man who was attending to me, but there was no clear response. This left me wondering whether the Maestro Ovo Benedict might be a breakfast burger only available for early birds?.
This certainly wasn’t going to leave me in uncertainty, so I decided to reach out to McDonald’s customer service via Instagram. I must say that not receiving a response is a form of response in itself.
During my second attempt today, I decided to test my theory. I went a bit earlier, and to my surprise, the Maestro Ovo Benedict was available.
Is This a Breakfast Burger?
I cannot say with certainty that this is a breakfast burger. However, I found it available during the morning hours. I must be honest and admit that I felt a bit catfished. The expectations versus the reality were somewhat disappointing. In the photos, it looked quite creamy with the special Hollandaise sauce. However, in reality, there was hardly any sauce on it, and the cheese was almost imperceptible.