Right now, these Grace Gourmet alternatives are available for just $12.49 for a box of eight 3.7 ounce sandwiches (via Instagram). You should not visit any links provided in messages such as these, and you should not provide the sender any personal information. These offers are not from Costco Wholesale. The fan-favorite Grace Gourmet Bacon, Gouda, and Egg Sandwiches have just returned to Costco's shelves, and according to many fans, they taste exactly like the Starbucks Bacon and Gouda Breakfast Sandwich. Please see below for examples of prominent fraudulent emails, texts, and posts that are currently circulating. But luckily, Costco now has just the thing to save your wallet, without sacrificing the hearty, satisfying flavor. A single Bacon and Gouda Breakfast Sandwich at Starbucks can cost around $3.75, so ordering one even just a few times a week can definitely add up (via Real Menu Prices). However, while a Starbucks breakfast might be tasty, it can be pricey.

Starbucks breakfast items can be warmed up and served hot, so customers can still enjoy a hot breakfast right along with their morning coffee, even on days they are in a rush. While many people stop by their local Starbucks every morning just to snag a specialty coffee or an iconic Pumpkin Spice Latte, quite a few others are also fans of the chain's breakfast sandwiches. Shape the dough into the tins and pour in the egg mixture.īake the tarts for 15 minutes then reduce the temperature to 350 ☏ and bake for another 10-12 minutes or till done.Starbucks is a popular place to get a quick, hot breakfast on the go. Roll out dough and use the tins to cut out the dough. Whisk eggs, evaporated milk, sugar water, and vanilla. While you wait for the dough, dissolve sugar into hot water and let cool. This is very similar to making puff pastry dough. Roll out again, fold, and refrigerate for 30 minutes. Fold the dough into three parts, flip, and give the dough a quarter turn (longer sides are the length not width). Add cold water to bring dough together and refrigerate for 20 minutes. Add butter and break it to make small chunks.

I’m pretty sure if I had the chance I would eat one per meal.Ĭombine flour, salt, and 1 Tbsp sugar. Anyway, these tiny tarts are so tasty and innocent looking that it is so easy to eat a bunch of them in one sitting. Maybe I should try making that next time. They remind me a bit of the custard pies from Costco that my family used to eat. Mmmm egg tarts… these yummy bite sized desserts have a flaky crust and a nice creamy custard center.

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