Has anyone tried meal prepping Scotch eggs?

[ur.cookerist]

I've been getting into meal prepping lately and I'm wondering if anyone has experimented with including Scotch eggs in their prep routine? It seems like a yummy and convenient option, but I'm curious about how well they hold up throughout the week. Any insights to share?

 

[BABA_]

I've been getting into meal prepping lately and I'm wondering if anyone has experimented with including Scotch eggs in their prep routine? It seems like a yummy and convenient option, but I'm curious about how well they hold up throughout the week. Any insights to share?

Scotch eggs can be a fantastic addition to meal prep! They hold up well if stored properly and can be a delicious, protein-packed snack or meal throughout the week. Keep them in an airtight container in the fridge.

 

[SandyCheeks]

Yes, I've tried meal prepping Scotch eggs. It's a convenient way to have a delicious snack or meal ready to go throughout the week. Just make sure to store them properly in the fridge to keep them fresh.

 

[Prutsald]

Cautious with Scotch eggs for meal prep. They can become soggy after a couple of days, affecting both taste and texture. Consider opting for other protein options like grilled chicken or tofu for better results.

 

[Rain]

I've been getting into meal prepping lately and I'm wondering if anyone has experimented with including Scotch eggs in their prep routine? It seems like a yummy and convenient option, but I'm curious about how well they hold up throughout the week. Any insights to share?

Absolutely! Scotch eggs are a meal prep win! Hard boil and sausage-wrap them ahead of time, then bake or fry them when you're ready for a delicious and portable protein punch.

 

[Yumyum]

Yes, meal prepping Scotch eggs is possible! They can be prepared ahead of time and stored in the fridge for a few days. To keep them fresh, store them in an airtight container and reheat them gently in the oven or microwave before serving .

 

[Xeth_]

Scotch eggs can be a great meal prep option! Store them in the fridge for up to 3-4 days and enjoy them cold or reheated for a tasty protein-packed snack or meal.