Bistro MD Spinach Mushroom Omelet with Waldorf Apples

Bistro MD Taste Test

This omelet definitely needed doctoring, and even then, it was pretty nasty. The eggs were rubbery and the vegetables were not appetizing when reheated. Our dietitian, Mary Hartley, RD, makes a good point when she asks why anyone would have to buy a frozen omelet in the first place.

The apples, happily, were delicious. I was tempted to gobble them all down in one gulp.

Nutritionally, this product did great - it only has 175 calories and 5 grams of fat and sugar.

Tasty or Not? Not (make them yourself!) Nutritious? Yes

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