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Taste Test: Smart Ones English Muffin Sandwich

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Until now, the only Weight Watchers product I’ve ever tasted was their nasty Blueberry Muffins. When I bought Smart Ones Morning Express English Muffin Sandwich I didn’t realize it was part of the Weight Watchers line up, and I had major attitude when I found out, but its a recession and I’m not wasting cash, so lets dig in.

I was shocked when I opened the package. This English Muffin looks likes fake food from my Greedy four year-old’s toy kitchen. Should I be eating this? I didn’t get any lingering microwave aroma, but it certainly looked better after it was cooked.

The melted, oily diet cheese oozed out of the sandwich onto what appeared to be a light and fluffy English muffin (no meat on this one), but when I chomped down the breading had an elastic stretchiness that made it difficult to pull a bite away from the rest of sandwich. Despite this bizarre experience the cheese and breading actually tastes good, but why can’t I get any egg flavor?

I broke off a piece of egg white patty to taste it separately and what I got was a mouthful of water-logged egg with zero taste. And here’s the ironic part – even though Smart Ones Morning Express English Muffin Sandwich sounds like a creation from the twilight zone, it grew on me with every bite and I actually like it. This one’s a keeper. (yes, I’m shocked too)

Egg Sandwich Notes

  • Price Paid $3.99Muffin2
  • Two sandwiches per box
  • Calories 210
  • Fat Calories 50
  • Total Fat 5g
  • Sodium 610 mg
  • Carbs 27g
  • Fiber 2g
  • Sugars 3g
  • Protein 13g
  • Weight Watchers Pts 4

Reactions from the Taste Test Crew

Health-hater Husband – The bread is soft except for a bit of hardness on the bottom. The cheese is just OK. It’s surprisingly good for a microwave sandwich, actually better than Bob Evans’ version. The egg was flavorful, but that’s because I added salt and pepper. I wouldn’t have guessed it was Weight Watchers.

The Smart Ones Morning Express line also touts these breakfast sandwiches:

  • Canadian Style Bacon English Muffin Sandwich
  • Breakfast Quesadilla
  • Stuffed Breakfast Sandwich

Yum Up! to: Food that grows on you.

Yuck Down! to: Real food that looks like it belongs in a toy kitchen.

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4 Comments

Audra Krell April 4th, 2009 at 16:55

Nice review. This is the first I’ve read of one of your food reviews, and it’s much appreciated! It’s funny that you liked it after all that. Maybe you were just really hungry after all your hard work this week. Congrats!

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juliet April 5th, 2009 at 22:24

Well, I’m glad it turned out good for you. :) I love when that happens!

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Liz November 18th, 2011 at 13:32

Just a note on how to prepare these – I take them apart, toast the english muffin while I zap the other parts on a small plate (paper – into the compost) and then put it back together. No chewy muffin for me – oh and I only put the cheese back for like 30 secs or it melts too much. I like it so much better this way!

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Liz March 9th, 2012 at 10:46

I love these sammies!! I put the whole sammie in the micro for bout 2 mins and it’s hot and tastes delish! Obviously the author has problems with his or her tastebuds! The review is totally false and way off!

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