Dunkin' Donuts serving eggs Benedict sandwich

The fast-food breakfast sandwich market keeps getting more crowded.

The latest concoction is Dunkin' Donuts' eggs Benedict sandwich, which consists of an English muffin, black forest ham, egg and Hollandaise sauce substitute.

Last week Taco Bell announced it will soon serve breakfast items, including a waffle taco and a breakfast wrap. And McDonald's is considering extending its breakfast hours beyond 10:30 a.m.

The new Dunkin' Donuts' item, available all day, will not have actual Hollandaise sauce — which consists of egg yolk and liquid butter — but something more of the consistency of cream cheese.

Some users on Twitter objected to the association of Dunkin's sandwich to real eggs Benedict.

I pity anyone who thinks that the breakfast sandwich Dunkin Donuts is promoting has any relationship to actual Eggs Benedict.

— Barbara Gavin (@BLG) March 3, 2014

That #Dunkin Eggs Benedict sandwich seems like the biggest misnomer in breakfast sandwich history.

— Eli Schutze (@elibelly) March 3, 2014

The reviews so far have been mixed.

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This made me throw up in my mouth, so gross RT "@Gothamist: Dunkin' Donuts Offering 'Brunch Classic' Eggs Benedict http://t.co/8GdMyItkgR"

— Chris Naccari (@NYCSandwichGuy) March 3, 2014

Just received some deep intel: Dunkin' Donuts is about to roll out an Eggs Benedict sandwich. Excitement level, meet cholesterol level.

— M. Willis (@M_Willis) February 25, 2014

Dunkin Donuts is killing it in the new sandwiches category. Tried the Eggs Benedict sandwich and it was tasty!

— Robbie Cooper (@lineswithin) February 26, 2014

According to Dunkin' Donuts' website, the sandwich has 300 calories and makes up 30% of the recommended daily cholesterol intake and 33% of the daily sodium intake.

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