The Walmart Bettergoods Breakfast Sandwich You Shouldn't Leave On The Shelf, According To Reviews

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If you're looking for a quick and hot start to your day, one of the easiest things you can do is to pop a breakfast sandwich into your microwave. Fortunately, these days, we've got a seemingly endless amount of choices. One breakfast sandwich from Walmart's house brand, Bettergoods, has a good reputation for those who want to fuel up for the day ahead — the Hot Honey Chicken and Waffle Breakfast Sandwich. One Walmart reviewer said, "It tastes like something you'd get from a trendy brunch spot — not your average freezer aisle find."

Other customers who enjoyed the waffle sandwiches added similar sentiments, saying, "It tastes so good I would expect to find it at a restaurant." Reviewers do note that they're a bit small, and the heating instructions can be a little confusing. Within the reviews, there was mixed commentary on the sandwich's heat levels (some thought it was too hot, while others, not enough). Otherwise, these Hot Honey Chicken and Waffle Breakfast Sandwiches seem to be an overall crowd hit with Walmart customers.

Not everyone is into the combination of heat and sweet (especially first thing in the morning), which is why we've also done some legwork and tried a bunch of frozen breakfast sandwiches for you. But rest assured, the Bettergoods Hot Honey Chicken and Waffle Breakfast Sandwich is beloved and worth a try. "Just microwave and done in 2-½ mins. Then I throw it in the air fryer for a minute just to crisp it up more and they're sooo addictive," one Facebook reviewer attested. "So, if you can't find em, it's probably because we buy like 3-4 boxes at a time lol."

Each box includes two sandwiches featuring a chicken patty dressed with hot honey sauce, stuffed between two dessert-like waffles — striking the perfect balance of sweet and spicy. At $5.84, each sandwich costs less than $3, which is a steal considering a McDonald's Sausage, Egg & Cheese McGriddle will set you back more than $4.50, and when Chick-fil-A recently tested its Chicken & Waffles Breakfast Sandwich, it cost $5.19.

It's no surprise that Bettergoods has rolled out another customer favorite — the brand is positioned as the premium version over Walmart's Great Value line — but YouTuber @erikmfg1 advises to avoid overcooking the sandwich if you're using an air fryer. "I really like the waffles. They have good taste," he said. "The chicken, it's not bad. Little hot, not much honey. Kind of dry. That could be on me. In any case, seven out of 10 for Bettergoods Chicken and Waffle Breakfast Sandwich."