Rubio’s and the Colapinto Brothers Launch Breakfast Burrito

SAN DIEGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jun 19, 2024--

Rubio’s is collaborating with two of the country’s top professional surfers, Griffin and Crosby Colapinto, to launch an exclusive new menu item, the “All-World Breakfast Burrito.” Partnering with Rubio’s culinary team, the brothers created the ultimate meal to refuel after surfing. Packed with 47 grams of protein, their burrito features eggs, bacon, fresh guacamole, french fries, salsa fresca, and Rubio’s signature chipotle white sauce, all wrapped in a warm flour tortilla with toasted cheese.

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Starting June 19 for a limited time, the breakfast burrito is available all day at Rubio’s locations across Southern California, Arizona and Las Vegas. Offered as a digital exclusive menu item, the burrito can be ordered online at Rubios.com or on the Rubio’s app.

Breakfast burritos have always been a part of the Colapinto Brothers’ Southern California surfing tradition. Growing up, their dad prepared breakfast burritos for them at the beach on his carry-on stove after their amateur surf meets. Today, the boys still choose breakfast burritos after surfing, naming their All-World Breakfast Burrito after the term they use when they see a set of unbeatable, “all-world” waves rolling in.

Giving back, Rubio’s is partnering with an organization close to the brothers’ hearts, To Write Love on Her Arms – a non-profit movement dedicated to improving mental health. Rubio’s guests are invited to round up with a donation to the nearest dollar at checkout with any purchase online or in the Rubio’s app.

To order the Colapinto Brothers’ All-World Breakfast Burrito, click here. For more information about Rubio’s and to view the menu, visit Rubio’s, Instagram and TikTok.

About Rubio’s ® Restaurants:

Rubio’s first opened in 1983 in the San Diego neighborhood of Mission Bay. Today, Rubio’s uses responsibly sourced seafood and continues to expand its menu with innovative recipes ranging from seafood tacos and burritos to California Bowls and crisp, fresh salads. In addition, Rubio’s offers all-natural chicken, raised without antibiotics, and all-natural USDA Choice steak, “no fried” pinto beans ™, handmade guacamole, a variety of proprietary salsas, and craft beer and hard seltzer options. The award-winning restaurant receives accolades for its famous Original Fish Taco ®. Headquartered in Carlsbad, Calif., Rubio’s operates 86 restaurants in Southern California, Arizona and Nevada.

Pro Surfers Griffin and Crosby Colapinto partner with Rubio's to launch their "All-World Breakfast Burrito," available beginning June 19. (Photo: Business Wire)

TOKYO (AP) — Three bodies were found inside a crater at the summit of Mount Fuji, Japan’s most famous mountain, with one of them already brought down from the slopes, police said Thursday.

The identities of the people, including gender or age, were not confirmed. An effort to bring back the two other bodies will continue Friday or later, depending on weather conditions, they said. A search was called off for Thursday because of forecasts for heavy rainfall.

It’s unclear whether the three people were climbing the 3,776-meter (12,388-foot) mountain together, as the bodies were found several meters apart.

The official climbing season had not yet started when the climbers entered the mountain from the Shizuoka Prefecture side.

Japanese media reports showed a vehicle with one of the bodies driving into a police station in Shizuoka Prefecture. The rescue team had been searching for a 53-year-old man for whom a missing person report was filed.

Separately, Kyodo News service said professional climber Keita Kurakami, 38, died in a hospital after being found by police while climbing Fuji from the Yamanashi Prefecture side of the mountain.

Fuji can be climbed from both Yamanashi and Shizuoka prefectures. The climbing season kicks in for Yamanashi starting July 1.

Mount Fuji, made famous in ukiyoe, or woodblock prints, of 18th and 19th Century Edo Era masters Katsushika Hokusai and Utagawa Hiroshige, is a popular tourist destination.

Experts warn it can get extremely cold, even in the summer, and proper gear, climbing boots and clothing are crucial. Trekkers are also at risk of altitude sickness if they ascend too quickly.

The picturesque Fuji has long been an iconic symbol of Japan, with its gracefully sweeping slopes and white icy cap that stand out amid tranquil lakes and rice fields.

As many as 300,000 people climb Fuji every year, and watching the sunrise from the mountaintop is coveted as a spiritual experience. But worries have been growing lately about overcrowding from the influx of tourists.

The town of Fujikawaguchiko in Yamanashi erected a large black screen along a sidewalk to block the view of Mount Fuji to discourage photo-snapping crowds.

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FILE - The shadow of Mount Fuji is cast on clouds hanging below the summit Aug. 27, 2019, in Japan. Three bodies were found inside a crater at the summit of Mount Fuji, Japan’s most famous mountain, with one of them already brought down from the slopes, police said Thursday, June 27, 2024. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong, File)