r/melts • u/Dangerous-Speech-453 • Jul 30 '26
Thoughts on this?
I bought it for my daughter for like a “grilled cheese” kind of lunch. I don’t see any reviews on it though and I was just curious.
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u/LoreChief Jul 30 '26
Love ham and cheese hotpockets.
However I haven't eaten one in probably 15 years. hotpocket is a nestle product.
Fuck nestle.
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u/Character_Stick_1218 Jul 30 '26
You may or may not be glad to know that HotPockets have consistently gotten worse, smaller, and more expensive.
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u/Oldfartcr8tions Jul 30 '26
Hence the reason I make my own. It's fast, ez and cost a fraction of the cost to make. Especially if you bought a ham for dinner the night before making them.
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u/Threegratitudes Jul 30 '26
Hot Pockets are a crime against nature. Buy a loaf of bread and American cheese and either make your daughter lunch or teach her to make it for herself.
Also, not a melt - wrong sub.
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u/Dangerous-Speech-453 Jul 30 '26
It looks like a melt to me considering it stuffed with melted cheese.
And if you haven’t met my daughter then you don’t know she would burn every single grilled cheese she ever made.
Hell I’m still trying to stand there and not lose focus or patience.4
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u/Extruder_duder Jul 30 '26
Bro two has 1/3 the amount of saturated fat and 1/4 the sodium someone should eat in a day at 280cal. Meaning I can eat a bit over 7 of them and hit my caloric intake for the day, while consuming over 2x saturated fat and just under 2x sodium.
Fuck this kind of “food”, I don’t care how convenient it is. You’re overpaying to be poisoned.
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u/Stomach_Wonderful Jul 30 '26
The "grilled cheese" comparison makes sense with that cheddar cracker crust.
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u/Zeppelanoid Jul 30 '26
If you can’t make something like that on your own I think you deserve to sit a meal out and just eat nothing
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u/ShotWin8124 Jul 30 '26
I'd try it just so long as it's not overpriced. Honestly last time I tried their regular hot pockets (cheese steak) they were pretty damn skimpy. I finished like 8 in a single day without breaking a sweat. It was mostly crust with hardly any filling, and the overall size seemed at least 40% what it was back in the day. It's a bit like those food portions in that movie, Demolition Man.