Customer Rating: 
Summary: I want my Bays!
Comment: My husband and I grew up in Milwaukee eating Bays English Muffins. We've lived all over the world and have yet to find another English muffin that compares to Bays. They have little pockets that pool with the butter as it melts...fantastic! I'm so happy that we can order them online now.
Customer Rating:
Summary: The Best
Comment: Bay's are so good, it's not fair to compare them to any other brand. They are in a class by themselves. Buying them here by the case is a smart choice if you have the freezer room. They will stay fresh for well over 6 months - not that they will be around that long because you will have eaten them all before then. Plus, even with the shipping cost they are a good deal. No other brand is allowed in my house.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Toast to English Muffins
Comment: Enjoy this alternative to English muffins if you're on a wheat-free and gluten-free diet. They're tasty and crispy when toasted.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Undoubtedly the best
Comment: I discovered Bay's English Muffins when I lived in Cleveland, where they are sold in markets. I now live in Philadelphia and no muffin sold here even comes close to the unique taste of Bay's. The others (Thomas' seems to have a stranglehold on the market here) are just like regular bread that's in the shape of muffins. It's well worth mail-ordering them. Better still would be if Bay's started selling muffins in Philly stores.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Ok. I'm addicted. Now I can't always find them!
Comment: I first tried these when visiting Chicago, and got them at Jewel/Osco. I really loved them, and was glad to find them in South Florida at Albertson's.
I have been a Thomas' devotee for ages, and now I have a new absolute favorite. I love the sourdough, whole wheat, and original. Though original i like best. With Breakstone's whipped salted butter on it, and it's a slice of heaven!
I just wish it were easier to find now that I'm back in New England!
Summary: I want my Bays!
Comment: My husband and I grew up in Milwaukee eating Bays English Muffins. We've lived all over the world and have yet to find another English muffin that compares to Bays. They have little pockets that pool with the butter as it melts...fantastic! I'm so happy that we can order them online now.
Customer Rating:
Summary: The Best
Comment: Bay's are so good, it's not fair to compare them to any other brand. They are in a class by themselves. Buying them here by the case is a smart choice if you have the freezer room. They will stay fresh for well over 6 months - not that they will be around that long because you will have eaten them all before then. Plus, even with the shipping cost they are a good deal. No other brand is allowed in my house.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Toast to English Muffins
Comment: Enjoy this alternative to English muffins if you're on a wheat-free and gluten-free diet. They're tasty and crispy when toasted.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Undoubtedly the best
Comment: I discovered Bay's English Muffins when I lived in Cleveland, where they are sold in markets. I now live in Philadelphia and no muffin sold here even comes close to the unique taste of Bay's. The others (Thomas' seems to have a stranglehold on the market here) are just like regular bread that's in the shape of muffins. It's well worth mail-ordering them. Better still would be if Bay's started selling muffins in Philly stores.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Ok. I'm addicted. Now I can't always find them!
Comment: I first tried these when visiting Chicago, and got them at Jewel/Osco. I really loved them, and was glad to find them in South Florida at Albertson's.
I have been a Thomas' devotee for ages, and now I have a new absolute favorite. I love the sourdough, whole wheat, and original. Though original i like best. With Breakstone's whipped salted butter on it, and it's a slice of heaven!
I just wish it were easier to find now that I'm back in New England!