These taste like cardboard to me, but i grew up on them and i love them for nostalgic value.Excuse me?
This shit is too tasty for frozen food
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See I look at that and just think I could make that fresh in 20-30 minutes. I get it if you don't like cooking, but freshly made is always better, even if you froze it for later use. IJS.
Risotto is an unknown country to you?
and don't forget to double the sodium weight to get the actual salt weight.
I've already contracted an assassin.
It's supposed to be tasty, it's been formulated in a lab to taste exactly the way it does so you'll enjoy it and buy more.
Lol For a brand called screamin sicilian, they have no idea what sicilian people eat :-)
It's like a fancy hot pocket. They're so goddamned good, though. I love these things.
If were talking regular Digiorno, then yes its goddamned ketchup on bread tier, but the Pizzeria! line is like comparing Resident Evil PSOne to the remake, its just better on every conceivable level.
I like that one too TC. However that particular meal is highly misleading in the nutrition dept. The front of the box(as you'll see in the picture reports 330 calories per serving (an amount I can certainly live with for a meal, and yes I am counting calories and have successfully lost considerable weight last year doing it). However, when you look at the back you learn that particular box meal has two servings! So you actually eat 660 calories by eating that...
This is annoying because pretty much 99% of these meals are one serving per box and obviously meant for an individual meal (I know, have them for lunch all the time in a pinch, and yes, I know not the best thing to eat, but at least you can be fully aware of calories in them, so they can work in that capacity as long as you choose ones that aren't too junky). But, who honestly is going to make one of these things and only eat half... two servings my ass! I actually ate a few of these for lunch going by the 330 calories label on the front thinking I was doing alright in the calorie department, but I was actually exceeding my lunch calorie goals because of that.
This is annoying because pretty much 99% of these meals are one serving per box and obviously meant for an individual meal (I know, have them for lunch all the time in a pinch, and yes, I know not the best thing to eat, but at least you can be fully aware of calories in them, so they can work in that capacity as long as you choose ones that aren't too junky). But, who honestly is going to make one of these things and only eat half... two servings my ass! I actually ate a few of these for lunch going by the 330 calories label on the front thinking I was doing alright in the calorie department, but I was actually exceeding my lunch calorie goals because of that.
I was talking about the meal that was 730mg.
Or go ahead and eat 500mg sodium a day, live a boring ass life.
I had no idea they made their own frozen brand.That's not Auntie Anne's Frozen Pretzels.
The Pretzel Butter is some next level shit, you'd think there'd be no way to make Frozen Pretzels even better than they already are. But that's what happens when you add that butter.
Their pepperoni pretzel is straight up as good as eating pizza.
Their jalapeno pretzel is god-tier too.
Right what I'm trying to get across is that box in the OP is 4 servings, that's 740* mg per serving or 2,960 mg of sodium in one sitting already well exceeding your daily limit. Look you can eat whatever you want, I'm trying to educate people as best I can. Choose to use the info or not.
It might be delicious but i have a phobia of cheap-ass chicken. I've gotten too many pieces with strange textures over the years.
Boat pizza is great. Red Barron makes some good ones too. The little ones always taste better than the full size frozen pizzas.
Chicken Tikka Masala seems to freeze well. Stouffer's stuff is good (tasty, not... you know... healthy). Same with Devour.
This and like a few other Trader Joe's things are basically the only frozen meals I eat any more.
But the best frozen thing I've had is Centerville Pie Company's chicken pie (not chicken POT pie). Maybe that's cheating because they're a local company, but that's about the best pie I've ever eaten. Oven bake only.
