Seven Store‑Bought Quiches, Ranked from Worst to Best

Ranking Overview

Quiches combine eggs, dairy, and often meat or vegetables in a pastry shell. The name comes from the German word „Kuchen,” meaning cake, so a quiche is essentially a baked egg cake. I evaluated each product by crust crispiness, filling richness, and ingredient quality, then ranked them from least to most impressive.

7. Swiss‑Style Ham & Cheese Quiche – Aldi Park Street Deli

After a thorough search through Aldi’s aisles, I finally found this quiche on the bottom shelf of the ready‑to‑eat refrigerated section. It offers a modest blend of ham and Swiss cheese, but the crust is thin and the filling lacks depth.

6. Classic Lorraine Quiche – Trader Joes

Trader Joes delivers a traditional Lorraine with bacon, onions, and Gruyère. The crust is flaky, yet the egg custard feels a bit runny, leaving the overall taste underwhelming.

Kroger’s chicken and mushroom quiche features a sturdy crust and a savory filling. The mushrooms add earthiness, but the chicken is somewhat dry.

5. Spinach & Feta Quiche – Whole Foods Whole Foods’ spinach and feta

Walmart’s pepperoni and pepper quiche offers a spicy kick and a crisp crust. The pepperoni is generous, but the pepper sauce is a bit overpowering.

3. Pepperoni & Pepper Quiche – Walmart

Safeway’s broccoli and cheddar quiche has a buttery crust and a well‑balanced filling. The cheddar melts beautifully, and the broccoli adds a pleasant bite.

2. Broccoli & Cheddar Quiche – Safeway

Ultimate Breakfast Quiche – Costco Costco’s breakfast quiche tops the list with a golden, flaky crust and a rich, custard‑like filling filled with eggs, bacon, and cheddar. The flavors meld perfectly, making it the best store‑bought quiche I’ve tried.