Quick answer
Choose Jimmy Dean Meat Lovers Breakfast Burritos for a portable, protein-packed wrap you can eat on the go, or go with Meat Lovers Skillets when you want a fork-and-bowl meal with more vegetable variety and a slightly lower price per serving.
Portability vs. bowl experience
The burrito is wrapped in a soft flour tortilla, making it easy to eat one-handed during a commute or at a desk. The skillet comes as a loose mix of potatoes, sausage crumbles, bacon bits, cheese, and seasoned vegetables—you will need a fork and a few minutes seated to enjoy it.
Protein and calorie trade-off
The burrito delivers 13g of protein per serving, while the skillet provides 10g. If maximizing protein in a single item is your priority, the burrito has a slight edge. Both are fully cooked and frozen, so reheating is straightforward—microwave the burrito in its wrapper and stir the skillet halfway through heating.
Trade-offs at a glance
- On-the-go convenience: Burrito: wrap in a paper towel, microwave, and eat with one hand. Skillet: requires a bowl and fork.
- Protein content: Burrito has 13g protein; skillet has 10g protein. The burrito wins for protein seekers.
- Ingredient variety: Skillet includes seasoned vegetables beyond potatoes; burrito focuses on meats and cheese. The skillet offers more texture and vegetable flavor. If you want vegetables in your breakfast, the skillet is the clear choice.
- Price per serving: Burrito is USD 6.56 (catalog comparison USD 8.99); skillet is USD 2.98 (catalog comparison USD 4.59). The skillet costs significantly less per serving.
Product facts
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Meat Lovers Breakfast Burritos: Each fully cooked frozen burrito is filled with eggs, sausage, bacon, ham, cheese, and potatoes, wrapped in a soft flour tortilla. You get four meats and a handheld format, so this is the option for someone who wants a substantial, portable breakfast without needing a plate or utensils.
Meat Lovers Breakfast Burritos
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Meat Lovers Skillets: Crafted with savory chicken and pork sausage crumbles, bacon bits, diced potatoes, cheese, and a flavorful blend of seasoned vegetables. The skillet includes vegetables (not just potatoes) and a lower price per serving, making it a better fit for a sit-down breakfast where you want more ingredient variety and a lower cost.
Meat Lovers Skillets
Which one fits you?
Best for
- Commuters and desk workers who need a handheld breakfast
- Anyone who wants the highest protein count (13g) in a single frozen item
Not for
- People who prefer a sit-down bowl with vegetable variety and a lower price
