I love these! Wrap them in a paper towel and nuke them for 2 minutes (if doing 2 halves) and put them in a plastic bag. Take the baggie with you and by the time you get to the destination the cheese is melted and gooey, the bread is still soft, and everything is still hot. *chefs kiss* delicious!

I keep these stocked in the freezer for a delish and quick breakfast at work and home. The kids even like them when cereal gets boring. I find it's best to leave in the fridge overnight to thaw a bit then before warming up, I wrap in a paper towel and warm up in microwave for 1 minute, The soft bread is a little chewy around the ends but the deliciousness of the egg white and turkey sausage outweigh that. I find it very filling and carries me over until lunch, I might have a piece of fruit in between. A better alternative to the fast food drive thru's and WAY cheaper!

How did we not buy these before!!?? Well, the thought of frizen,breakfast really doesn't appeal to me but leave it to my little boy to try any and every sample! He loved them. Then it made me curious lol!! They are really good and perfect for busy mornings!! Now, I hope Sam's doesnt stop carrying them!!!

In my quest to eat healthier, my friend introduced me to these. They are darn good for a turkey sausage, egg white pita - which, let's be honest, sounds relatively boring. I'm picky about sausage and find these decently flavored and not overpowering. Tip - add a little hot sauce to kick them up a notch. I hope Sam's doesn't stop carrying these as they are a quick breakfast staple.

I have been very pleased with these sandwiches. First they are low in calories and low in fat, two good things. They also provide some protein so that they are a little filling. I cook them for 50 seconds at 60% power and then flip them over and cook for another 50 seconds at 60% power. They come out perfect.

I was looking for a good breakfast sandwich and decided Sam's would be the place to find them in larger quantities. Not knowing which brand to pick from I started looking at Jimmy Dean. Their calorie count was way too high. I then saw these flatbread, egg white and turkey meat. The calorie count was unbelievably low. I thought to myself that they cannot be good. I decided to try them. I was really surprised that they were really good. I like to defrost them before microwaving them. It seems to heat up more evenly inside. I will even put them into a toaster oven after microwaving them to make them more crispy. I recommend these to anyone.

These sandwiches are very good, just like the chicken ones. But the cooking instructions are horrible. If you follow the instructions you will end up with a hard pita or cold sausage. After much experimentation I have discovered that the best method to heat this is to keep them in the wrapper, open one end, and then microwave for approx. 1 min 10 sec. (your time will vary per your microwave). This keeps the pita soft while still heating up the filling.

For microwaved egg white and turkey sausage sandwiches, these are very good. Mind you, I'm grading on a curve, but if you want something quick, inoffensive, not loaded with excessive fat and carbs, and very, very easy, this is for you. (Of course, they would be even handier if the cooking instructions were printed on the individual packages--not that I follow them anyway.)

I bought these for my husband to eat on the mornings he has to work and needs a quick breakfast. We are looking into eating bit healthier, this definitely looked like a better option than some of the other sandwiches on the market. No, it's not a McGriddle, but it is good.

I've been eating these daily for more than 2 years. I'm on Weight Watchers, and I pair these with a banana and a cup of coffee for a filling and protein packed breakfast. I went to my local store and they were out of stock and I panicked thinking Sam's stopped carrying them!! I pray they never do. These things are amazing.