Aldi Review Whole & Simple Turkey Sausage & Spinach Omelet Breakfast Bites Review

I'm a chronic breakfast skipper.
It's not that I don't want to eat breakfast. Sometimes I'm not hungry when I first wake up and sometimes I get in the flow on a project and know if I stop to make food I'll have a hard time getting started again.
​Often times it's noon before I grab my first bite for the day. 

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I decided to pick up the Whole & Simple Turkey Sausage & Spinach Omelet Breakfast Bites from Aldi in my last  Instacart Order to see if they would be a good option for those times when you are hungry, but don't want to interrupt your flow. 

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I don't typically purchase items like this, but in 2020 my main entertainment is trying new things from Aldi. Soo.. here we are.  One downside of shopping via Instacart is you are limited on how many details you can easily see about any given item. In fact, you can usually just see one front image of the item and the item name. Ingredient lists are not readily available. So I hope this can be helpful!

Here is a view of one serving of the Whole & Simply Turkey Sausage & Spinach Omelet Breakfast Bites still frozen. My first surprise was realizing there were only 4 of these in the box!  

Cooking Instructions 
Whole & Simply Turkey Sausage & Spinach Omelet Breakfast Bites

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As you can see, the only cooking instructions on the box were microwave instructions. Thumbs down on that. A lot of people avoid using microwaves these days, so it's good to have conventional oven instructions available too. I've switched to using a Breville Smart Oven Air for reheating and doing anything I used to do in a microwave. It takes longer, but I feel good about it! Since there were no real instructions I just put them in at 350 and used an instant read thermometer to make sure the temp was 165

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Aldi Review: Whole & Simple Turkey Sausage & Spinach Omelet Breakfast Bites Review

The Whole & Simple Turkey Sausage & Spinach Omelet Breakfast Bites are quite tasty. I thought the flavor was good and I enjoyed this easy breakfast to give me a protein boost on a day when I otherwise would have skipped breakfast all together. Some are saying this is Aldi's answer as a copy cat to Starbuck's Sous Vide Egg Bites at a fraction of the price. I haven't tried Starbuck's number, but either way I would say skip the buy and DIY this one people. I paid $5.49 for 4 servings of these bites. While they were tasty, I couldn't help but think of countless times I made something similar in a big batch and froze the leftovers for easy breakfasts or snacks. The benefit of this purchase is I am now inspired to recreate these for a fraction of the price! 

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Aldi Breakfast Bites Ingredients
 Aldi Review Whole & Simple Turkey Sausage & Spinach Omelet Breakfast Bites Review

As you can see, the ingredient list for the Whole & Simple Turkey Sausage & Spinach Omelet Breakfast Bites is actually nothing to feel bad about in my book! 

​If you are too busy to DIY these or have space in your budget, I would recommend buying these! Just try to skip the microwave if possible. :) 

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DIY Egg Breakfast Bites UnRecipe

For everyone else, here's what I would do:

1. Fry up someButcherbox Breakfast Sausage
2. Finely chop some veggies of your choice onion, garlic, peppers, spinach and sauté them with salt and pepper
3. Whisk some eggs with a splash of milk
4. Spoon sausage and veggies in silicone baking cups. Sprinkle cheese of your choice.
5. Pour whisked eggs and milk to almost fill the cups. Add more cheese on top if you want.
6. Bake at 350 for 20-25 minutes or until temp is 165

No measurements, that's how I cook. You can shake these up by adding different dried spices, different veggies and cheeses. Let them cool and pop in the freezer on a plate. Then stick them in a freezer bag (love stashers) and you can take them out individually as needed!  

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