Quick to make and tasty, great when you have a million thing going on and supper just went out of your head. You can even bake it from frozen. We get these often and keep a couple in the freezer for those "I don't want to cook" nights.

I love these things. I pop 1/4 of a quiche into the air fryer each morning for breakfast. It's really simple.

Very good quiche. I usually freeze them, and when ready, thaw in the fridge, open, cut into 6 (servings say 5). For a 1/5 or 1/6 slice, I microwave it using the reheat or power level 7 and for 1:15 (1200 watt microwave). I've got lunch and dinner for a few days during the week, which I'll combine with a salad or some frozen veggies.

This is one of the best tasting Quiche I have ever tried. Even when frozen and baked slowly till golden brown, the flavor does not disappoint.

This two-pack is a good for a quick dinner or lunch. I'll bake one and make veggies and put the other in the freezer. Are the quiches amazing? No, but they are light and tasty and good to have on hand. I would prefer Sam's carry the two non-meat varieties, but the other warehouse does not stock them consistently, so I'll settle for these

Quality ingredients, reasonable size, taste and texture are very good. Only disappointment is that the two pack is one meat and one veggie; it would be better to sell two packs of each and let the customer decide.

I've onlt eaten the quiche Lorraine. While it was easy to fix individual slices for dinner or breakfast, the taste was just ok. I haven't eaten the broccoli cheese yet, but definitely I won't buy this again.

I was looking forward to the flavors that were being offered. But the quiche is very thin, it’s mostly crust. And the crust is not very good, it was a little soggy. The entire quiche is less than an inch thick.

If I could give this product a zero, I would. It was horrible and I returned it. Not only did I return it but I was giving grief from the people at the customer service desk for doing so. They asked me if I had a picture of the item. It is not common to want a photo of returned food and Sam's asks you specifically not to return perishable food items when requesting a refund. Everything about this quiche tasted like powder. From the crust to the supposed eggs. I would have been happy with a refund without being given the grief and the embarrassment of trying to return a food item. Because of their behavior, I canceled my Sam's Club membership. We have other bulk stores in our community. Sam's doesn't save me money. It saves me time with convenience of bulk items. Never going back to Sam's

It's unbelievable that a crust that has been baked twice is as soggy and mealy as this, not flaky at all. The "filling" is no thicker than the crust and has no flavor. The "savory chunks" description refers only to the bacon as no chunks of swiss cheese could be found. The only detectable flavor in the cheddar & broccoli version is cooked broccoli. We each tried one piece and threw the rest away. We would not take these if they were free.