The Sausage and Eggs scramblers are great. My husband eats them every week. They are a hard product to find. We tried in several stores and most of them don't carry the egg scramblers. They can be heated right in the microwave. And they are great for people who have no teeth, they come out nice and soft.

qoupons

USA

I love Pillsbury Toaster Strudels! They are so much tastier than poptarts and other breakfast pastries. There is a lot more filling in the Toaster Strudels than in poptarts. The Toaster Strudels have a more fresh baked texture to the outside. And the cream cheese icing that you drizzle on top makes these irresistible. Very tasty! The only downfall to the cream cheese icing on top is that it makes it a little messy to eat on the go. If you accidentally drop it and it falls upside down, you've got a mess to clean up for sure. I like to keep these on hand in the freezer for quick breakfasts, snacks, or as desserts. They cook up quickly in the toaster with ease. The price is reasonable and these can be found at most grocery stores. There are several different flavors available. My favorites are the ones with the fruit and cream cheese together. Simply delicious and filling.

thumps77

USA

These Pillsbury Toaster Strudels are delicious, and easy to make. They come in a variety of different flavors from raspberry to apple, and have an icing packet included for each one that you can spread on top after they finish toasting. These toaster strudels don't always cook always through and are cold sometimes in the center, so I always microwave mine for a few seconds prior to toasting them. These make a good snack after school for kids, but are pretty high in sugar!

Gabreally22

USA

Pillsbury Toaster Strudels are very tasty. The outside crust is very flakey and delicious. The inside filling is also very good. The flavor that I enjoy the best is strawberry. The filling tastes as great as the filling inside a jelly doughnut, which I think tastes better in the Pillsbury Toaster Strudel because it is warm. The frosting packets also make this breakfast really fun! I still like to draw cool designs on mine! I also really enjoy making them for someone else and drawing them a silly picture.

MissMegan4990

USA

These have become a staple in my freezer. I have been buying them since there were only the two basic flavors, but now there are a whole array of different strudels. I love the raspberry and cherry the best. The crust is always so buttery and flaky. The frosting that comes with melts on the top creating just enough sweetness to go with the fruit. My boys are also very fond of the scrambled egg breakfast strudels. These are perfect for those busy mornings when I just need to get them out of the door. Downside is they can be kind of messy and give me something to clean up later, but it is worth it. I also love that you can find them on sale quite often. I was put off at first by their higher price when just perusing the frozen isles but I find them on sale often enough to keep them stocked for my family of four at all times. Their are also a whole line of flavors that make the perfect light after dinner snack! Closest thing to a hot chocolate croissant at a restaurant. Move over pop-tarts!

cr1a3zy

USA

For an occasional treat, toaster strudels are a super fun breakfast or snack. Being able to ice your own strudel is great for kids, and the pouch of icing is small enough that it doesn't make a huge mess. There is very little in these strudels that is beneficial, but the sugar content is not ridiculously high (9 grams, versus 2 tablespoons nutella that has twice as much...). Not the worst option, but definitely should stay on the "occasional" list.

bekahg

USA

Pillsbury Toaster Strudels are a firm family favorite in our house. Before I discovered this product however, I was a fan of Kellogg's Pop Tarts however my poor son burnt the roof of his mouth too many times on Pop Tarts. What I like about the Pillsbury Toaster Strudel is the little icing package which you have to cut open like a sachet, and then you get to decorate your strudel with all imaginable pictures, snowflakes, faces and words! Whilst this is a wonderful opportunity for all budding Monet's, the real truth is that it gives the Strudel a chance to cool back down to a palatable temperature after heating in the toaster. My seven year old son has a little difficultly opening the icing packet - he manages to swish the icing round the packet but not actually get any out! However, with a quick snip of the scissors and he's good to go. They are quick for on the go but are small enough to be a good snack also. They may not be the healthiest option but there is never any waste so it's good value on my wallet.

Penwoir

USA

These pastries are delicious. The crust is so flaky literally flakes off as you bite into it. Even when my kids turn the toaster up to high and burn it, the crust is great. The fruit filling taste very fresh and each pastry offers a generous amount. The icing packet is more then enough to cover the pastry with a sweet touch. My family favorites are cherry, apple, and wild berry. They now offer a generic brand of these type of pastries but they do not even come close to the quality you get from Pillsbury so do not waste your money. One of these, a banana, and a glass of milk makes a great breakfast on the go.

reviewmom5

USA

Toaster Strudels are great tasting, as well as quick and easy to make. They often offer coupons, which helps my budget. Both of my daughters love to eat Toaster Strudels and can easily make them in the mornings, or for a quick snack in the afternoon after school.

KGrooms

USA

My kids like these and poptarts. The downfall with these is that you have no choice but to toast them and you just can't grab and go when late for the bus, etc. They are a good choice if you want something warm and different flavors. We often use these for desert.

momof3inKY

USA