Destined to go the way of 1 hour photo developing. Tried 4 Crack An Egg products, including 2 for me, 1 each for my wife and senior son.ĬONSENSUS is MEH! CONVENIENT YES, BUT DEFINITELY NOT WORTH $2.00 - $ 2.85 PER! TASTE IS SO, SO, CHEESE IS TOO TART, THE MEAT AND VEGGIES ARE FORGETTABLE. Wish they would consider making at least one WITHOUT cheese. Happy now that they have one option without potato so lower carb, more protein. I make these with two large eggs instead of one. I had one bite and pitched it in the trash. The ingredients were skimpy and poor quality. Not very healthy, perhaps but mmmmmm good. We make it more creamy by adding 1 tbs of cream and 1 pat of butter. The potatoes don't get soft enough when they get cooked. Bought 2 - may eat the 2nd, but not rushing. It took me 2 minutes to just get the little packets open and read the instructions. This is the most misleading TV advert I have ever seen. The sausage one was possibly the worst breakfast product I've ever tried! Threw it away after two bites & won't even try the bacon one I bought! NASTY!Īnother American rip off! A cheese glob, not filling and surely not appealing. Quick and tasty! Those writing bad reviews aren't fixing them right or just like to complain! I like them a lot!

I add a Tablespoon of corn salsa and a dash of hot sauce. For taste, I recommend that you give the Denver Scramble kit a try, but maybe skip the All American. For ease of preparation, Just Crack An Egg cups are terrific. Overall, I left the breakfast table feeling mostly satisfied. The All American Scramble could really benefit from some additional flavor to help the other ingredients pop. I really missed the veggies from the previous scramble. The bacon tasted okay but was occasionally chewy and tough. But it suffers from the same raw tasting potato problem. The All American Scramble wasn't nearly as good. The green pepper and onion did their job to add a little fresh pizzazz to each bite. The potatoes were a little more raw tasting than I'd prefer, but that wasn't a deal breaker. The ratio of ingredients seemed just right.

Still, people with big appetites might want to have 2 Just Crack An Egg cups. The size of each serving was larger than I expected. Total cooking time is just over a minute. You crack an egg into the cup and then empty the pouches into the cup. You open the cup and remove small plastic pouches containing ingredients. Of the two, I very much preferred the Denver Scramble.īoth scramble kits are easy to prepare. I tried 2 varieties of Just Crack An Egg scramble kits: the Denver Scramble and the All American scramble.

Just crack an egg review