New snack I've discovered

[Anonymous]

I'm always looking for protein-y snacks for my kids when they get home from school. They are 12 and 9 and very active boys. I picked these up at Costco the other day and my kids are obsessed!!! Just thought I'd share because I know others have asked about this topic. They can be microwaved and then are good to go.

https://www.costco.com/sandwich-bros-chicken-melt-flatbread-pocket-sandwiches%2C-2.5-oz%2C-15-count.product.100433122.html

[Anonymous]

Thanks! Will totally try these! What else do your boys love from Costco? Or in general? Always looking for new things for mine.

[Anonymous]

In case you’re willing to branch out, the Tyson chicken patties they sell at Costco have twice the chicken and half the breading of the Tyson patties from the regular grocery store, and they never get that spongy texture that afflicts chicken nuggets. You get five pounds for $13 and it’s a very good value.

[Anonymous]

Yep, my teen devours those, but he's not particular.

They used to have frozen grilled chicken patties that I liked and that were high in protein, but I haven't seen them there lately. Could be that I just haven't been looking in the correct spot. I'm still disappointed / bitter that I can't seem to find Moon Cheese or 4505 pork rinds there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:In case you’re willing to branch out, the Tyson chicken patties they sell at Costco have twice the chicken and half the breading of the Tyson patties from the regular grocery store, and they never get that spongy texture that afflicts chicken nuggets. You get five pounds for $13 and it’s a very good value.

Good to know!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Thanks! Will totally try these! What else do your boys love from Costco? Or in general? Always looking for new things for mine.

DP. They have frozen organic burritos that my kids like. I think the brands have changed a couple times. Greek yogurt, cheese sticks, Annie's mac-n-cheese, any of the fruit or veggies for dipping.

[Anonymous]

No kids but we love these in my house too!

[Anonymous]

If you're a Costco person and want protein-heavy snacks, I love the frozen frittatas and sous-vide egg bites

[Anonymous]

Yup, my kids love these! Do you find that the pita is kind of hard after the prescribed time in the microwave? How long do you zap them for?

[Anonymous]

Not protein heavy, but my kids love these yakisoba noodles:

https://www.costco.com/ajinomoto-yakisoba-with-vegetables%2C-all-natural%2C-9-oz%2C-6-count.product.100401378.html

[Anonymous]

these are so addicting! My son hates cheese, so I slip off his and onto mine.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm always looking for protein-y snacks for my kids when they get home from school. They are 12 and 9 and very active boys. I picked these up at Costco the other day and my kids are obsessed!!! Just thought I'd share because I know others have asked about this topic. They can be microwaved and then are good to go.

https://www.costco.com/sandwich-bros-chicken-melt-flatbread-pocket-sandwiches%2C-2.5-oz%2C-15-count.product.100433122.html

Sandwich Bros, what a name! Not as catchy as the original though

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-i9GXbptog

[Anonymous]

Are these supposed to be any healthier than other freezer junk from our generation? Bagel pizza bites, Totino’s pizza rolls,
Hot Pockets, micro magic buglers, and such.

[Anonymous]

Dang. My kids hate them. I thought they'd be a hit but...nope.

[Anonymous]

Speaking solely for myself, these kind of sucked the one time I tried them. The big issue is the consistency of the pita bread.