These are great. The croissant is soft and flaky when you cook according to the directions. Every now and then we have a tough spot in the croissant or an egg doesn't cook all the way through, it is fully cooked but frozen. My daughter calls these sonic sandwiches as we used to buy these at Sonic. We no longer need Sonic!

Great value for the price! Less inexpensive than making it at home. I split it into two with egg/cheese/croissant and the sausage/croissant and microwave it for 45 seconds. Then, I flip it and microwave for another 45 seconds to microwave it evenly. It's my go to breakfast on the go.

These have been a staple of my diet for years. Simple, great taste, and I don’t get tired of them. I am on over the Road truck driver and the microwave very easily.

I keep these in freezer for an emergency. The croissant is really decent and egg and sausage always taste great. As easy as they are to fix, 1:15 in our muxrowave, they are not just my emergency choice. Always use a regular plate as they are very moist when heated and will stick to a paper plate.

Love these breakfast sandwiches. Soft, cheesy, savory. The croissant bread is so soft. Sometimes the sausage patties have small fat or cartilage pieces. Sam's used to carry the vegetarian sandwiches that I loved even more but unfortunately my Sam's stopped carrying the vegetarian Jimmy Dean breakfast sandwich.

Look out Mcdonald's! Anyone wishing to avoid the depressing, droll faces of the drive-thru workers on those cold, bitter winter mornings will happily buy this product, since the taste is excellent. Thanks to Sam's, another high-quality product. Forget the calories & accusations of poor nutrition. It's the portions, honey. Nothing like indulging once in a while, when this sandwich is the right size anyway, and will not break the bank.

If in a hurry, I’ll follow instructions frozen. Otherwise, I prefer to keep one unfrozen and then deconstruct it. I toast the croissants and heat the egg and sausage for 40 seconds in the microwave when that’s the time left on the croissants. Put it back together with the cheese in the middle as it melts quickly.

Breakfast in just a few motions to get these from freezer to microware to plate, these are convenient. My question is why does Sam's carry sausage but not ham or bacon? Side by side, would sausage sell the best or does it just have better margin? I think I could go up a full star for bacon or ham, but I am a little disgusted when I think of everything that goes into sausage.

I’ve been eating Jimmy Dean breakfast sandwiches for years, but their quality and value has declined to the point that this is the last box I’ll be buying, especially since one of the sandwiches in this box gave me food poisoning. Aside from that, the sandwiches are much smaller with less sausage and missing cheese completely in some of them.

I normally am very pleased with Jimmy Dean products. This particular box of Croissants are extremely tough to chew. No matter how long or short I microwave them, they are tough and unchewable. I wrote to the manufacturer but did not receive a response.