I somehow got the idea OP’s treasures were toaster prepared. I’ve heard of people putting frozen HB patties in there but I’m skeptical they come out well and a stuffed one would probably ruin the toaster.
If you have a Dollar Tree with a freezer section you might find some there. My partner buys JD sandwiches at his local Dollar Tree.
Nope, they come with an aluminized cardboard crisping sleeve, like a Hot Pocket.
You mean like a Hot Pocket used to. 
They dropped the sleeves a year ago.
Huh. I did not know that.
And I always thought the sleeve was what justified them putting “Pocket” in the name…
I always figured it referred to the filling being inside a crust “pocket.” The sleeves were for crispness when microwaving, but I never thought they were very effective in that regard; honestly, I don’t notice much of a difference without them.
I read this before going to the store today. I was curious and in the right place, so I looked for them. Nope. Not in my Kroger. Plenty of Jimmy Dean, but no hash browns.
There should be a new stage of grief called “finding out about something you never knew existed but would have changed your life after it is discontinued”, I imagine its the new first step.
I have a box of Jimmy Dean Sausage, egg, and cheese biscuits that I can’t eat because I’ve started a diet. I have to find a way to ease those 400+ calorie treats into my plan so that I can get rid of them.
I’ve never had them, and the OP doesn’t mention what they’re stuffed with, but there are a number of online recipes for “stuffed hash browns”, most of which seem to include cheese as an ingredient.
Sausage, ham, and bacon along with a blend of cheddar and mozzarella cheeses. The kind you can make from a recipe on the internet don’t lend themselves to hand-held consumption.
Yeah. There’s somethings nothing home-made will replicate.
I give you the lowly Corndog.
I’ve seen the TV chefs make them.
We tried them here.
Just not the same.
The frozen ones are ok.
But, you gotta get a Sonic one. It will change your life. 
I swear.