Skimpy muffins with even smaller tops. Much better muffins available including cheaper store brands,

We’ve tried cheaper versions of English Muffins, but Thomas’ are the ones we come back to. They know how to do it.

Not the Same as buying them at the smaller stores. When cutting them into to place in the toaster they seem to be more flat than those from the store

Disappointed you only get 1/2 of what you used to get. There used to be a 4 pack now only 2 but same price

The same item they’ve been making for the last fifty or hundred years. I like them. Sam’s sells the double pack of six for about what you pay for a single pack at the grocery. I get them over and over.

I like the taste and use them as a carrier of peanut butter, honey and butter to my mouth. However, I have not found a good solution to separate the halves. I butcher them with a knife ending up with lots of crumbs.

My husband can’t live without these. I’m not a huge white bread eater but will Have one on occasion. Best deal around as these are a bit pricy anywhere else.

Thomas' Original are my favorite English Muffin. For me, those at Sam's Club have been consistenly fresh, with the right "moistness" and texture, and priced lower for 12 than the price for 6 at local grocery stores.

These muffins are so tasty. They toast up beautifully. We like them with jam or peanut butter, but enjoy them most as the bread for a breakfast sandwich with egg and sausage!

I use English muffins for a substitute for bread sometimes. Make my own egg muffins. Cut muffin in half width wise, toast muffin slightly, add fried egg and crispy bacon. So Good.