"Frozen foods are a delightful convenience for parties and, with careful selection, can even be the star of your next get-together. Buying in bulk from Sam's Club and other warehouse-style stores is a great way to save on the tiny treats and make the most of your hosting budget. With that said, Tasting Table has put together a list of items you'll want to avoid buying at Sam's Club, one of which would surely spell an appetizer disaster. Of this list, Sam's Club's Members Mark brand Franks in a Blanket falls short of entertaining expectations."
"One of the main complaints about this Sam's Club product is its overly salty taste and generally unpleasant flavor. While a pairing of flaky puff pastry wrapped around a warm weiner sounds like an ideal app, this version is more of a soggy mess, regardless of the method by which you warm it. Whether baked in an oven or crisped in an air fryer, the words "hot mess" certainly seem to apply."
Sam's Club's Members Mark Franks in a Blanket disappoint as a frozen appetizer. Puff pastry-wrapped frankfurters fail to match pictured appearance, and taste and texture are poor. Consumers report overly salty flavor and sogginess regardless of baking or air-frying. The product receives substantial criticism and does not live up to other store-bought alternatives. Shoppers seeking ready-made pigs in a blanket should choose other dough-wrapped hot dogs. Hebrew National Frozen Beef Franks in a Blanket are recommended as a superior frozen option for parties and gatherings. Buying in bulk at warehouse stores can save money, but careful selection is necessary to avoid disappointing items.
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