Pre-making breakfast sandwiches?

emmele

Hi All.

I love having a breakfast sandwich (egg, cheese, English muffin, and some type of veggie or meat) in the morning... but my time is limited and I prefer to eat at work.... I would love to make them in advance so all I would have to do is heat it up at work... but my attempts have resulted in not so edible soggy sandwiches... :grumble: Do any of you make them in advance, what are your tricks… ? Help. Soggy breakfast is no fun.

Thanks in advance!

Galesmithe

Hi..when i do that I don't put the bread on until I heat it up. I carry mine in plastic/glass containers.

bluegirl10

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GouchisGirl

Hi..when i do that I don't put the bread on until I heat it up. I carry mine in plastic/glass containers.

Yep, keep the bread, or english muffin in a seperate bag, and put your eggs, meat, veggies, and cheese in a plastic container. You can either heat them together, or heat them seperate and assemble. Either way they shouldn't be soggy, and should be just what you need to save time.

SergeantSunshine_reused

I bought a little egg maker at walmart. All you do is crack an egg in it, stir, micorave for 1 min and yay! sandwhich

could take that to work with you

was like $4

SergeantSunshine_reused

Found a link to it :]

http://www.kmart.com/shc/s/p_10151_10104_011V004042485000P?prdNo=5&blockNo=5&blockType=G5&isRecReq=false

tammylwv

I actually would make my sandwiches like that and freeze them. When I would take one out and heat it up, I didn't find mine soggy at all. I would cook my eggs and build the sandwich, wrap, cool, and then freeze.

emmele

Thanks everyone - all of these tips are really helpful!!!

emmele

Found a link to it :]

http://www.kmart.com/shc/s/p_10151_10104_011V004042485000P?prdNo=5&blockNo=5&blockType=G5&isRecReq=false

this is great! thanks!!!

emmele

Sorry... I don't have any suggestions... But just wanted to I love your profile picture!

hehe. thanks!