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Just Crack an Egg Breakfast Kits

Updated on March 25, 2020

Breakfast means to break your fast....

According to the website. "{sic} with Just Crack an Egg breakfast bowls, you're less than two minutes from hot, fluffy scrambled eggs packed with all the fixings."

Is this true? Do you really get a bowl full of fluffy eggs, crisp veggies, tasty meats and hashed brown potatoes?

Well, let's look into it and see what happens. The ad certainly sounds promising and the idea of a delicious breakfast bowl that rivals the fanciest restaurants all in the convenience of your own home, is certain a luxury to be reckoned with.

All you need is one egg

Add an egg

According to the designers, all you need is to add an egg.

You have to cook this is the microwave and everything else is provided for you.

There are a variety of options - what you would expect to find in an omelet or a typical breakfast bowl. Does it live up to the expectations it promises...?

What is your favorite way to have eggs prepared?

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All self-contained - very convenient

items are individually wrapped
items are individually wrapped
container is also the cooking bowl
container is also the cooking bowl

Why breakfast is the most important meal of the day. ... Probably the most appealing benefit is that breakfast jumpstarts your metabolism and, thus, helps you burn more calories throughout the day. When you eat breakfast you're telling your body that there are plenty of calories to be had for the day

— Discover Health

A Sample of Nutritional Info

Content
All American Scramble
Veggie Scramble
Calories
200
190
Cholesterol
45 mg
40 mg
Sodium
450 mg
270 mg
Protein
12 g
10 g
Fat
13 g
15 g
Calcium
20
30%

Ready to eat?

You have to cook and then stir...
You have to cook and then stir...
cook again...and you're done
cook again...and you're done

How is it?

Well, honestly, it wasn't that bad.

Were the eggs "fluffy" - not quite. Microwaves really don't do eggs that nicely.

Was it tasty? Yes, actually it was quite good.

Would I eat it every day? Probably not. But once in awhile, it is a nice break from your regular meal.

There are varieties that come with onions and peppers, sausage and tomatoes. You could probably add your own ingredients if you wish.

Is this something you think you would try?

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This content is accurate and true to the best of the author’s knowledge and is not meant to substitute for formal and individualized advice from a qualified professional.

© 2020 Finn

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