Great Value Original English Muffins, 12 oz Bag, 6 Count (Refrigerated)

No need for pre-split! Just take a sharp knife and DIY. These toast-up easily, are tasty, minimum crumble, and simply a fine base for butter, cheese, or "a-shmeer" and lox (I combine the last two w/Philadelphia "Cream Cheese and Lox" spread). It's difficult to go-wrong with Great Value-brand products.

we haven't had any other English muffins in years. so happy at this current point in history they are affordable. good toasted. Doesn't have alot of nooks and crannies for butter or margarine to melt into. but the flavor when toasted is good. 5 stars for current price . think its less than $2.50 for 6. not too bad.

I usually get the non refrigerated ones but when I saw these for around the same price I had to try it. These are better and they became a weekly essential must have. I make sausage, egg and cheese muffins or sometimes put cream cheese and orange marmalade on it. These Great Value refrigerated English muffins are soooo good and a great price too!

I love the taste of Great Value English Muffins. They taste like they came from a bakery. The only thing I didn't like was the difficulty of separating the english muffins. I really had to be careful not to tear the muffins. That's the reason for 4 stars.

these are very good english muffins, however they delivered these to me with an expired date on the bread tag! Sorry but this is NOT ACCRPTABLE! Staff needs to check expiration date on bread items. Im gonna jave to go and spend ages on the ohine talking with your ai which has not been learn I ng fast enough. i haye having only your options to choose from when i have an issue. then spell check pops up on correct words making matters worse cause now ai has no idea what im talking about. guess its time for me to go and pick my own items and quit the walmart plus! Prices ae sky high and i spend alot more when orde r ung online and then add on the amount of time to check each item begore i put the stuff away.

I use these for all kinds of purposes instead of bread - sandwiches, breakfast, hamburgers, to make croutons. They have good flavor - especially the sour dough ones - and are a nice size. Only thing is they are not soft, but I mist them with water and microwave for a few seconds to soften them right up. Then they're good to go.

We love to have breakfast sandwiches but the cost of groceries, bread more specifically, has gone up significantly and so we have been getting the generic bread options at Walmart. These aren't terrible, however they are incredibly bland and also incredibly dry. Once toasted, topped with sausage, egg and cheese, they are just fine (which is why we buy them). But if you want a good English Muffin plain, or with a bit of jam, this is probably not the ones you would enjoy.

I do like the texture and flavor of these muffins but I wanted to remind you that they need to be cut open! They are not pre split like Thomas English muffin! This is not a happy surprise when you are half awake!! Otherwise toast up nice and have a good flavor and texture!!

Taste is okay as is texture, but hard to split. Definitely not fork split, and not even knife split. End up having to cut in half. If they were better split, this would be my go-to non-diet English muffins. For dieting, I prefer the light variety of Country Hearth, but can't always get them, so these are the replacement. Have bought before, and will buy again if I can't get the Country Hearth light English muffins. Bayes are best, very easy to split just by hand, but also highest calorie. Thomas are not so great despite being top brand. Often are too wet, and hard to split resulting in uneven halves (the top half is overly skinny). These are more evenly split, but come more dried out, so harder to split.

I bought a pack July 3rd 2026 and put them in the fridge. July 18th the whole new pack was moldy. These last forever in the fridge so I checked the date and the date was April of 2026. So that means they had mold when the shopper shopped them and the delivery person delivered them with my groceries. I'm not worried about my $2 but these should not have been still on the store shelf.