Frozen Breakfast

Frozen Breakfast

Banquet® delivers morning favorites fast. Grab a MEGA Breakfast Bowl for a hearty, ready-made meal or build your own breakfast with our heart-warming pancakes or French toast paired with frozen sausage links or sausage patties—all ready in minutes in the microwave.

Breakfast Bowls FAQ

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How do I cook Banquet Breakfast Bowls in the oven?

Do not cook Banquet Breakfast Bowls in a conventional oven. They come in a specially designed tray that is meant only for cooking in the microwave.

How do I cook Banquet Breakfast Bowls in an air fryer?

Do not cook Banquet Breakfast Bowls in an air fryer. They come in a specially designed tray that is meant only for cooking in the microwave.

How many calories are in a Banquet Breakfast Bowl?

The number of calories in Banquet Breakfast Bowls varies by product. Refer to individual packaging or SmartLabel for nutrition information.

How much are Banquet Breakfast Bowls?

Prices vary; check with your local retailer for current pricing.

Are Banquet Breakfast Bowls gluten free?

No, Banquet Breakfast Bowls are not gluten free.

Are Banquet Breakfast Bowls healthy?

Banquet Breakfast Bowls contain 30 grams of protein per serving, but the nutritional value varies depending on the specific product. See packaging or SmartLabel for full ingredient and nutrition information.

Can Banquet Breakfast Bowls be kept in the refrigerator?

No, Banquet MEGA Breakfast Bowls should be kept frozen until you are ready to cook them. Do not thaw.

Are Banquet Breakfast Bowls good?

Banquet MEGA Breakfast Bowls leverage a unique steamer tray that keeps the sauce separate during heating so eggs stay fluffy, potatoes tender, sausage savory, bacon crispy, and ham juicy—perfect for mixing into delicious cheese sauce or gravy.

Where can I buy Banquet Breakfast Bowls?

Shop Banquet Breakfast Bowls here.

Why does my Banquet MEGA Breakfast Bowl have two trays?

Our Banquet MEGA Breakfast Bowls use a newer design to help different ingredients heat properly. The bottom tray holds the sauce (like gravy or cheese sauce), which may be less visible when frozen. Once fully heated, mix the food from the top tray into the bottom tray and stir well so the sauce thickens and coats the meal.