Freezer Breakfast Sandwiches made with baked eggs and topped with cheese, sausage, bacon, or ham on an English muffin. These make ahead sandwiches are easy and delicious.

Making meals ahead of time is one of the bests gifts you can give yourself.  You will thank yourself each time you reheat one of these Freezer Breakfast Sandwiches or Freezer Breakfast Burritos!  Check out my other Freezer Friendly Recipes like these Swedish Meatballs and Homemade Crepes!

Two egg, ham and cheese breakfast sandwiches made on English muffins, stacked on top of each other.

Freezer Breakfast Sandwiches

These make ahead Freezer Breakfast Sandwiches are something that I have wanted to perfect for awhile now.  I worried they might not live up to the hype, but boy was I totally wrong!  Seriously, these breakfast sandwiches are not only delicious and simple, but they store wonderfully in the freezer and still taste great after rewarming them.

Another thing I wanted to point out is that you can definitely customize them.  I make my freezer breakfast sandwiches with an english muffin because I think english muffins store best in the freezer, and my family loves them.  You could also try making them with bagels, or sandwich thins.

Also, if you wanted to make them healthier there are so many ways to do this.  I have a whole section (see below) with ideas of how to make healthy freezer breakfast sandwiches.

How to make freezer breakfast sandwiches:

Prepare the eggs: Whisk the eggs, milk, salt and pepper and pour the egg mixture into a greased 9×13 pan.  

Bake: Bake for 18-22 minutes, or just until the center is set. When baking the eggs, make sure not to over-cook them!  You want the center to be just barely set. The eggs will get cooked more when the breakfast sandwiches are reheated, so we want their texture to still be good, and not overcooked. Allow the eggs to cool and cut them into 12 squares.

Process photos for baking scrambled eggs in a 9x13'' pan, including mixing a dozen eggs, milk, salt and pepper, pouring it into the pan the pan after it's baked.

Assemble: Top each English muffin half with egg, cheese, and meat.  

Assembly process photos for freezer breakfast sandwiches starting with egg on an english muffin, topped with cheese, meat and the top english muffin.Eat or Freeze: If you are consuming your breakfast sandwich right away, heat the sandwiches at 350 degrees for about 5 minutes or until the cheese melts. If you are freezing your breakfast sandwich, wrap each sandwich individually in wax paper, parchment paper, or tinfoil and place them in a freezer safe resealable bag. Freeze for up to 1 month.

Twelve breakfast sandwiches wrapped in wax paper with the different names of the sandwich meat written on them.
How to reheat frozen breakfast sandwiches:

Remove the plastic wrap and wrap the sandwich in a paper towel. Microwave for 1 minute on defrost or 50% power. Flip the sandwich over and microwave for 30 seconds- 1 minute on high power, until warmed through.

You could also reheat these freezer breakfast sandwiches in the toaster oven or regular oven.  My family even likes to bring them camping and reheat them over the campfire!  

To Make Healthy Freezer Breakfast Sandwiches:

There are so many variations you can use to make these freezer breakfast sandwiches healthy!

  • Switch to whole grain bread.  Switching to whole grain will add fiber which helps our bodies regulate digestion, lowers our risk for obesity related diseases, and helps you feel full for longer!
  • When preparing your eggs, add vegetables!  Add any vegetables you like to the eggs before baking, including: mushrooms, onions, peppers, spinach, zucchini, etc.  Adding vegetables will also add valuable vitamins, minerals, and fiber and it will help the sandwich feel even more hearty!
  • Use egg whites.  You could cook your egg bake with egg whites only! This will help lower the cholesterol content and overall calories or your freezer breakfast sandwich.  If you are using this method, you will want to add a few more egg whites than called for.
  • Swap out the meat.  You could swap bacon for turkey bacon, sausage for turkey sausage, or forgo the meat entirely!

Overhead photo of hands holding an English muffin breakfast sandwich with sausage, egg and cheese and more sandwiches in the background.

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Recipe

Two egg, ham and cheese breakfast sandwiches made on English muffins, stacked on top of each other.
Prep 15 minutes
Cook 25 minutes
Total 40 minutes
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Ingredients
 
 

  • 12 eggs
  • 2 Tablespoons milk
  • 1 teaspoon salt
  • 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
  • 12 slices cooked bacon, sausage patties, ham, or canadian bacon
  • 12 English muffins
  • 12 slices cheddar cheese , or your favorite cheese

Instructions
 

  • Preheat the oven to 325 degrees. Generously grease a 9x13’’ pan
  • Whisk the eggs, milk, salt and pepper. (I use an electric mixer to make it easier).
  • Pour the egg mixture into the greased pan and bake for 18-22 minutes, or just until the center is set. Don’t over-cook.
  • Remove from oven and allow to cool before cutting into 12 squares. 
  • Top each English muffin half with egg, cheese, meat, and the other half of the muffin. If you are consuming right away, heat the sandwiches at 350 degrees for about 5 minutes or until the cheese melts.

To Freeze:

  • Wrap each sandwich individually in tinfoil, wax paper, or parchment paper and place them in a freezer safe resealable bag. Freeze for up to 1 month. 

To reheat:

  • Thaw in fridge overnight, for best results. Remove paper and wrap sandwich in a paper towel.  Microwave for 40 seconds - 1 minute on defrost (or 50% power). Flip the sandwich over and microwave for 10-30 seconds on high power, until warmed through.
  • You can also reheat the sandwiches in the oven at 350 degrees for about 10-15 minutes, or in the toaster oven. 

Macros Recipe Adaptation

2 Tbsp unsweetened almond milk, 12 slices turkey bacon, 12 whole wheat English muffins.

Per Serving Amount

1 sandwich

Macros

313 kcal , Fat: 13g, Carbs: 28g, Protein: 21g (serves 12) | MFP: Freezer Breakfast Sandwiches (TBFS Macros)

Nutrition

Calories: 356kcalCarbohydrates: 27gProtein: 22gFat: 16gSaturated Fat: 8gCholesterol: 207mgSodium: 953mgPotassium: 264mgFiber: 1gVitamin A: 520IUCalcium: 261mgIron: 1.7mg

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  1. Silly question but if we use the Canadian bacon for the ham, do we need to precook that or just add it to the sammich as is? ☺️

  2. 5 stars
    So convenient and easy, perfect amount of salt. I’m always grateful when recipe developers include how much salt to use because I’m using these recipes to bring food to other families who need them too and I don’t wanna rely on my own wits or under salt. Thanks for the recipe.

  3. Can you use Eggbeaters instead of regular eggs? Also it seems that the cheese would melt away when reheated. Would it be possible to add the cheese about halfway through the heating process?

  4. These are a lifesaver! Been doing these for years for my boys. I toast my english muffins first as they seem to hold up a little better, and I reuse the english muffin bag to store them in. Happy eating!

  5. 5 stars
    This recipe has been a “life saver” for my dad, who does not cook, & whose wife of
    67 yrs just passed away….Dad loves them!!

    1. I would also like to know. My hubby likes to make these but start to spoil within hours of taking out of the freezer.

  6. I’m about to go on a cabin trip, and hope they are easy to reheat on the hot surface of a wood burning stove (no electric available at the cabin). Any thoughts?

    1. I imagine you could use Jimmy Dean’s directions. And reheat in microwave at 30% power for 90 seconds, then 100% power at 55 seconds.

  7. 5 stars
    These are outstanding and the whole family loves them! The first time I made them I used fresh cracked black pepper and the eggs turned out beautiful. The next time I used canned ground black pepper and the eggs just would not set in the middle. They did still work great after they cooled, thank goodness. The pepper thing sounds weird, but worth noting.

  8. 5 stars
    So good! Random question though, all of the pepper in my eggs gathers in the center for some reason. Do you know how to stop this?

  9. 5 stars
    These are such a lifesaver! Being a new mom, I found this recipe right before giving birth and making them again now that I’m going back to work! Thank you for a simple savory make ahead breakfast!

  10. 5 stars
    I’m going to make these, but only have frozen sausage patties.. do I cook/defrost the patty if I plan to meal prep and re-freeze these?

  11. 5 stars
    Thank you so much for this recipe. It’s been difficult trying to find an acceptable pre-made breakfast sandwich that I can use on Weight Watchers.
    I used light English muffins, turkey sausage, Canadian bacon, reduced-fat cheese, added spinach to a few. The results were great. Now my son wants a set of his own.
    Thanks again.

    1. Cooking times in recipes are guides ONLY. You are the boss of your stove so you should know when to remove it.

  12. 5 stars
    I have a gas oven, but used a shiny metal pan, so I needed to add 5min. Glass pans take longer to heat up but retain their heat during the cooling cycle of the oven. I’ll use glass when I make this again to save time. Excellent recipe!

  13. I use slider buns & put each sammich into a sandwich baggie – then put those into a gallon size freezer bag (holds 9) for keeping. If I want a little larger sandwich, I’ll use Walmart brand hamburger buns ( since they seem to be smaller than your standard hamburger buns = 6 to a gallon bag) & store then the same way

  14. 3 stars
    Did anyone else eggs come out puffy?! And the recommended cook time on eggs was way off… so far I’ve added 5 more minutes 2-3 times and the middle still isn’t cooked.. 🤔

    1. Mine were not puffy at all. I did the 18 mins and they were just right. They will look a little under cooked but once they set and cool they are fine. You don’t want to overcook them. I also have a gas stove so my oven cooks faster.

    2. 4 stars
      The chin time in the eggs is off. My eggs took about 40 minutes. They were comically puffy, but they mostly deflated when I cut them.
      I added garlic and onion powder to the eggs before I beat them. They were a huge hit!

  15. 5 stars
    I just make 6 at once, because if I freeze them the egg gets a weird texture. When I make these and just keep them in the fridge for the week they always turned out great!

  16. 5 stars
    We’ve made this recipe several times and it’s fabulous! Immmskinh breakfast for a big group this week. Would it be okay to make them the day before and refrigerate them overnight before retesting? Or do you think I should still freeze them?

  17. 5 stars
    When a couple of my dear friends gave me an abundance of eggs from their chickens, I decided to put them to good use immediately and made a batch of these breakfast sandwiches. These make for an excellent simple and quick breakfast to grab in the morning. I used bacon in ours and they came out great! Kids enjoyed these. Next time I want to make a batch with bacon and a batch with sausage patties.

  18. 5 stars
    So good for on-the-go mornings! I halved the salt and doubled the pepper, added onions and mushrooms for enhanced flavor. Put on “Perfect biscuits from scratch” and cookie cut the cheese and baked egg mixture because I didn’t want square eggs 🙂

  19. 1 star
    The eggs were nowhere near done at 22 minutes. Now I’m guessing how much longer to cook. I used 12 eggs in a 9×13 as directed. I hate when people post recipes with wrong information. Correct recipes are more important than your story or pictures.

    1. 1 star
      It’s not just you. My eggs still aren’t done after 25 min…? The recipe is only helpful if it’s accurate.

    2. If you actually read it, it states to undercook the eggs so they finish when reheating. Worked perfectly for me, maybe stick to McDonald’s.

    3. Everyone’s oven is different, if you read other comments it worked fine for some and not others. So you need to adjust the time for yours. Very unfair to insult the author the way you did here. Just makes you look bad.

    4. I put my eggs into a muffin tin and bake @ 400 degrees for 12-14 minutes (13 minutes is perfect in my oven). I prefer this to the 9×13 baking dish.

  20. 4 stars
    These are good but I’m wondering if the English muffins could be toasted first before assembling. I found when micro warming they do tend to get a bit tough. Maybe I warmed too long. Other than that, nice to have for a quick breakfast.

    1. Yes. I toast my English muffins for that same reason (they get tough). They were good, my only issue is these didn’t reheat according to instructions. They were still cold (the eggs). I need to work out different timing with my 1100 watt microwave. Maybe I’ll air fry them

      1. Ok good! I was wondering if I could toast first as well. Glad to hear you have had success doing that.

  21. I’ve made these and they’re awesome. If I wanted to use just 6 eggs for a smaller batch,would an 8 inch square dish be suitable and would it bake for the same amount of time or a few minutes less ?

  22. Has anyone done baking 6 eggs and would the temperature and time stay the same for the eggs and would I do a smaller pan?

    1 I live at home and don’t have tons of freezer space.
    2 I love it on Fridays for my lunch. 🙂

    3 .I do feel by the time I got to the last one the egg was spongy ( but that time I believe I forgot to thaw it in the fridge overnight) but it also had been a few months and I know you said within about a month was best. Otherwise it’s been awesome!

  23. 5 stars
    So simple! Now that I am about 5 months pregnant, breakfast has become much more important than it used to be. One of thew few (healthyish) meals I love is the turkey bacon sandwich at Starbucks, but I can’t spend $40 dollars every week on breakfast! I had leftover Christmas ham, and decided to give this a try. Wonderful! Will be great to have on hand during postpartum, when family visits, or as a snack as well. I also love that I can make sure I am using ethically raised meat and non-processed cheese, unless at most restaurants. Thank you, thank you! This is pretty life changing for me, as I used to just stick to hard boil eggs and a banana, but I need many more calories in the morning, and this is wonderful.

  24. 5 stars
    I wasn’t sure how these would turn out but made a dozen for myself going back to work after maternity leave to make the mornings easier. They turned out amazing! Sometimes I have them for lunch instead and they are perfect! Would highly recommend!

  25. Can I assume if doubling you need to bake in 2 batches? Your site doubles the ingrdiants but does nothing re: baking time …

    1. 5 stars
      I just doubled this, and yes, you need to separate pans. If you put double in one pan you would have very thick eggs for the sandwiches, and would have to have very small/thick squares to cut into 24 pieces. Two 9×12 pans works great and you can cook them at the same time for about 25-30 minutes.

  26. My eggs came out super runny in the middle even after more than 25 minutes in the oven. And the edges were super hard. Followed all the instructions so not sure what went wrong

    1. I’m having the same problem! I don’t know if it’s because I live in a high humidity area? But the temperature didn’t seem high enough or the cooking time long enough. The eggs were still liquid in the middle and on the sides after 22 minutes. She says not to overcook though, so I don’t know how to fix this.

  27. I am happy I found this recipe. The way you bake the eggs is so easy. I have only baked the sandwiches, while still wrapped in foil, and that works great.

  28. 4 stars
    Made this for our Church Breakfast and it was a massive hit! I’d have to say that the oven at 325 for 18-22 minutes is quite an underestimate. I did at 350 for 20-25 minutes to get the center to set. However, the end result was super. Thanks for the recipe.

  29. I do something similar except I brown ground sausage first and throw it, and shredded cheese, into the egg mixture, then bake on a cookie sheet. Then it’s all mixed in together. Then I use a drinking glass to cut out round circles the same size as the english muffins.

  30. I’m looking forward to trying this! I’m having company stay at our house and anything to meal prep ahead of time is so worth it! I wanted to ask if these can be frozen without the English muffin (just egg, cheese and bacon or sausage etc) and just reheat with a fresh one instead? Let me know!

  31. 5 stars
    Absolutely delicious and makes my life so much easier during the busy work and school week. I follow the recipe exactly but use American cheese instead. I’ve only tried these with Canadian bacon so far but I’ve made them twice and highly recommend. Do remember to take them down from the freezer the night before you plan to eat one, it makes the reheating process much easier.

  32. So if I was going to use breakfast sausage patties (which are already frozen) should I brown them (actually they are already pre-cooked and frozen) before assembling the breakfast sandwich, if I’m going to end up freezing them all anyways for future breakfasts?

    1. Cook them if you plan on eating them right away or put them on frozen if you plan on freezing the sandwich.

  33. Quick question: I want to make these ahead of a camping weekend. Do you have tips for how to reheat on campfire so inside gets hot without outside burning…. thanks!

    1. I’d let them thaw (so they’re not frozen solid when you reheat–and so that they warm evenly throughout) wrap them really well in tinfoil and place them just near the fire (not near flames). They should reheat pretty quickly!

  34. 5 stars
    Finally prepped these this weekend. Easy prep and I just ate my first one and it was so delicious! So much better than what you would buy at the store! I used the multigrain English muffin and sausage combo. So delish.

  35. 5 stars
    Super easy to make for someone who hates to cook (me)! Also very easy for hubby to wake up and pop in the microwave in the mornings. I can’t wait to try using different ingredients in the eggs. Thank you for sharing this recipe!

  36. 5 stars
    I used this recipe to make some copycat Starbucks sandwiches, and halved the recipe. I used 9 egg whites in the pan, cooked for 18 minutes in the oven in a smaller pan. I also used turkey bacon. I ate one immediately, and it was delicious! Thank you for the tips and tricks. I’ll be using this recipe again tomorrow to make more sandwiches! (:

  37. 5 stars
    I’ve made this recipe several times and love how they turn out! The flexibility to add different toppings to switch it up is also great. Thanks for sharing.

  38. 5 stars
    Made the baked eggs part of this recipe tonight and it worked perfectly. Thank you for helping me kickstart the week with high protein, low sugar breakfast ready to go!
    Mixed in broccoli. Lined the pan with parchment paper, large enough to stick out over the sides, so it was easy to remove the cooked eggs from the pan. Used the dry part of the paper as the separators between the squares for storing in the fridge. My 3-year-old ate 2 squares right out of the oven. No need to freeze these in our house, they’ll be gone in a couple days.

    1. Sure, that would be delicious! Although when reheating, I might separate the layers, since the croissant will warm up so much quicker.

  39. If I’m using sausage that’s already precooked and frozen, do I warm them up and freeze again, or leave frozen. Thank you

  40. 5 stars
    I followed all directions and totaled my English muffins then brushed a little butter on both halves before putting egg, cheese, and sausage on. My son says they’re better than sausage egg McMuffins and those are his favorite. Thank you for this simple recipe.

  41. I’ve baked it for 35 minutes on a 325 degrees on convection and the middle is still gooey. Did you let your eggs come to room temp?

  42. Do you have a recipe for these english muffins. I’d love to try it with this, but I can’t find anything like the muffins in a store nearby. Hope you can help!

    1. 5 stars
      She recommends thawing overnight in the refrigerator for best results.

      Thank you for posting the expected timeframe when reheating from frozen! This is especially helpful for a lot of us!

  43. This is a great recipe to follow. My son wanted egg sandwiches for school and these were great. He said they were good cold as well lol.

  44. We use frozen sausage patties, should I cook them prior to refreezing them or assemble the sandwich with the frozen patty and cook the sandwich longer before eating?

    1. I used sesame topped burger buns. I also buttered the inside of them, so when it freezes it created a barrier on the bread and it doesnt turn soggy when defrosting.

  45. Would you suggest 10-15 minutes in the oven even if they are already thawed? We recently did away with our microwave and I’m tweaking all of our favorites to not need it. We have toaster oven and conventional oven…

  46. Can I just reheat from the freezer or do I have to defrost the day before? Making these today for meal prep for when I come home after baby is born!

    1. I think the egg reheats best when it’s thawed first (it can get sponge-like then reheated from frozen).

  47. Hi! Im excited to try this recipe, I’m going to freeze them for my husband’s lunches, My question is, should I allow everything to cool before assembling and freezing them? Im concerned that they will thaw out kind of soggy if I put them in the freezer with warm ingredients on them. Thanks!!

    1. If you put all those hot/warm stuff into the freezer all wrapped up, it’ll just build up condensation and make it all soggy. Definitely cool before assembly/freezing. 🙂

  48. Awesome results! Thank you! I have a terrible oven so I went way less on the oven time for eggs but as long as ya’ll know your appliances, this is great! Exactly what I was looking for!

    1. 5 stars
      I also didn’t have any pepper 😱 so I threw some tumeric, garlic powder, oregano, basil, and a pinch of cumin, pinch of cinnamon with awesome results. Even forgot salt and eggs still turned out great with pepper jack cheese and bacon!

  49. It says these are good in the freezer for about a month. Will they be okay longer than that? I assume as long as they are stored correctly they would be okay, but maybe not… any insight?

  50. 5 stars
    I love this recipe!! I made it a couple weeks ago and we loved it. Yummy and easy too! What’s not to like?! 🙂 Thanks for sharing the recipe and your website!. 🙂

  51. About How long will these last frozen? I’m making these as an easy meal for a senior/adult and like to mark the “use by” date. Thanks so much

  52. 5 stars
    Fantastic! Was a bit wary of how they would turn out but love them. Going to be a regular breakfast for me. I thaw in the fridge overnight. Then throw in the microwave for a short time and then throw it in the sand which press. I find the heating a bit first in the microwave makes sure everything is warmed through by the time the muffin toasts (I like stuff lightly toasted)

  53. Would regular sourdough sandwich bread work for this? A few in my family have dental issues and English muffins and bagels are difficult for chewing. Thanks!

      1. You could also use English Muffin Toasting bread for that English muffin taste without all the English muffin chewiness.

  54. I make 6 at a time. I lightly toast, cool, then butter the muffins. I place egg, cooked meat, cheese on muffin bottom, then place top on, wrap in foil, store all sandwiches in freezer ziplock and freeze. To serve, I reheat foil wrapped frozen sandwich in my countertop oven, 350° for about 12-15 minutes (time depends on your oven). I prefer this to microwave method which can make eggs and muffins rubbery.

    1. Love the recipe, my family loves the convenience factor and it is delicious! I have a question though. When defrosting in the refrigerator over night, how long are they good in the refrigerator? I ask, because sometimes life makes changes and they may be thawed in the fridge.

      1. I would eat them within 1-3 days (Depending on how fresh your ingredients were before freezing them 🙂 )

  55. 5 stars
    When you reheat these in the oven, do you wrap them in foil or just place them in uncovered?
    Also, is there a benefit to toasting the bagels before you heat them up in the oven?

  56. 5 stars
    These are delicious! I may have over cooked the eggs a bit but they are still very good. If I make the sandwiches several days ahead of when we will be eating them, do you think they will keep well in the refrigerator or should I freeze them?

  57. If using frozen sausage patties should I cook them and then place on sandwiches to freeze? Or leave frozen and they will thaw/ cook (they are precooked technically) when I eat them?

  58. Hope to make these this weekend… Do you cook the meat (bacon, sausage) before putting together? I would think so but please confirm. Thanks!!

  59. Hi Lauren – Just giving these a go for hubby’s work breakfasts! What would you wrap the muffins in to oven cook?

    1. The recipe reads “Top each English Muffin half with egg, cheese and meat.” But you really only top half of the muffin halves, then place the other half as the sandwich top, correct?

  60. I have one son who won’t eat cheese, would there be any extra steps to keep the egg from making the bread/muffin soggy without it?

    1. That’s fine! If using Canadian bacon, ham or regular bacon you could put as buffers against the bread, with the egg in the middle.

  61. Hi! Are you using a 9×12 or 9×13 pan? The instructions states 9×12, but the recipe states 9×13.

    Thanks in advance

  62. Hello! I haven’t tried your exact recipe but I have tried another similar one. How do you keep your English muffins from getting soggy when heating the frozen sandwiches?
    Thank you!

    1. You can but you don’t have to! If I’m going to enjoy them right away I like to toast them. If I’m saving them for the freeze then I don’t because you can’t really taste a difference after they thaw.

  63. 5 stars
    These were so fast and easy! And tasted great. I used them in a recipe and then a little on a sandwich as a treat!

    1. Did you try it toasted? I’m going to toast mine first too – my boys are excited to try these next week when school starts and we are back to early mornings

  64. I haven’t tried this yet, but I am really excited about doing so. I have three boys that love huge breakfasts with eggs, which takes up most of our school morning routine. This will be a welcome change and, possibly, make me a calmer and happier mamma! I’m so happy I stumbled onto this recipe!

  65. I want to make these for Back to School. When you assemble the sandwiches for freezing, is the bacon or sausage cooked or does it cook enough when you reheat the sandwiches? Thanks!

  66. 5 stars
    THANK YOU!!! Thank you for posting this!
    My family loves these! My husband even said they are better than McDonald’s!

  67. 5 stars
    Made a big batch this weekend and just reheated my first this morning. So GOOOOOODDDDD! A true life saver.

  68. Laur, these look so great!! Is that really only 2T of milk in with the dozen eggs? It looks like more, and I use a higher ratio when making standard scrambled eggs with added milk.

    1. Hey Tiffany, you can use more milk if you want to but as I’ve tested them I noticed that with more milk, the texture of the frozen eggs once they were reheated was better with less milk–not so “spongy”, if that makes sense. Hope you enjoy them!

      1. You’re totally right. I guessed at my normal amount and the eggs turned out very spongey. I think they’ll taste fine..? (: My bad!