Ore-Ida Just Crack An Egg: Veggie Scramble Kit Review

This is a taste test/review of the Ore-Ida Just Crack An Egg Veggie Scramble Kit. It has sharp, white cheddar cheese, mild cheddar cheese, potatoes, broccoli, mushrooms, onions and red peppers. It was $2.19 at Meijer. 1 package (85g) = 190 calories

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[brynb]

I buy a bag of the frozen pepper and onion mix and divide it into portions and add cheese, mushrooms and sometimes cooked sausage to each baggie. I pull a baggie out the night before my husband wants to take it to work and add eggs to a microwave container and he essentially makes this same thing at work. These store bought ones are incredibly convenient though and a good way to try out and see if it’s worth a little work to save a ton of money. Great review as always

[musicianonamission]

I bought this today on sale for $2.50. I added 2 eggs and cooked it 2 minutes total. The potatoes were soft and eggs were firm. I think adding some salt before it cooks would improve it, but sodium might be an issue then.

[TheRivrPrncess]

Good rating. Ore-Ida should have had more veggies and a larger cup to put it all in so the cheeses would not have thickened things up so much.

[NA-srkf]

I've had one of these before but watching this review made me realize that you're basically buying a tiny bit of cheese and veggies, which gives me pause. I won't likely buy these again.

[JohnMC]

Not for me with all the packages to open and plus having to carry an egg to add. I'd just get a breakfast sandwich or burrito. Thank you Kevin.

[BambiCole]

Wow, looks like it is a lot of money for what it is. Thanks for the review. I will be looking forward to your next video until then I am keeping you and your's in my thoughts and prayers please stay safe, take care and God bless!

[nicksmith]

Great concept. So much plastic waste and they are pricey.

[pamelalillig]

Try using a frying pan and another YouTube recipe for real cooking, and save the environment and wildlife from yet more completely unnecessary plastic waste. It will also cost a lot less.