This Store Brand Makes One Of The Best Fluffy, Flavorful Frozen Breakfast Sandwiches

Many of us skip breakfast on busy mornings when it feels like we don't have time to cook something substantial. That's where pre-assembled breakfast sandwiches come in; with a quick warming, you have a hearty handheld in a matter of minutes — but they aren't all worth buying. In a ranking of store-bought frozen breakfast sandwiches, we declared Kroger Sausage, Egg, and Cheese Biscuit Breakfast Sandwiches as one of the best.

While its inherent convenience was a factor, we mainly praised the handheld for its texture. "The biscuit is really the highlight of this sandwich. It's soft and fluffy, but still structurally sound," stated our reviewer. Additionally, the sausage and eggs had solid flavor, and the eggs had good texture. He felt the cheese was lackluster, but on par with that of competitors. All in all, "[It was] one of the best sandwiches on the board," they said.

Kroger biscuit sammies come in a box of four for about $6 or an eight-pack for $11 (prices may vary). They came in third after Odom's Tennessee Pride sausage buttermilk biscuit sandwiches and Kodiak protein-packed turkey sausage, egg, and cheddar cheese sandwiches. But Kroger beat out Great Value, Jimmy Dean, Crav'n, Swaggerty's Farm, and Red's. Kroger has a knack for heat-and-eat morning delights, like Private Selection egg, ham, and cheese on an everything bagel, a frozen breakfast sandwich that has customers raving about its quality.

Kroger's breakfast sandwich contains 400 calories, 26 grams of fat, 28 grams of carbs, 3 grams of sugar, and 13 grams of protein. So, pork sausage, American cheese, and scrambled egg will hold you over in a pinch on especially busy mornings, making them useful to have. The biscuit's cooking instructions are easy: Remove the plastic, cover the sandwich with a paper towel, and microwave it for 60 to 90 seconds. Alternatively, you can separate the components and air fry them or wrap the whole sandwich in foil and warm it in a conventional oven. Once it's ready, add black pepper, ketchup, hot sauce, or chimichurri, a flavorful green sauce chefs use to elevate a classic breakfast egg sandwich.

Considering the sandwich is new, it doesn't have many online reviews. But if Kroger's other breakfast handhelds are any indication, they're worth tasting. "I've championed Kroger brand breakfast sandwiches before, but they are infinitely better than Jimmy Dean," a Redditor wrote. A review of the store's former sausage, egg, and cheese biscuit seems promising (the ingredients and nutrition facts are so similar that we're betting the main difference is packaging). "Just as good as Burger King's, and a lot cheaper ... they're ready in under two minutes," said the customer. On Kroger's website, folks praised the croissant iteration of the sandwich, with one customer stating, "So good! Very convenient. I always keep these on hand."