u/LarenCoe

I decided to celebrate the 4th a day late by making hot dogs (yes, I was lazy and microwaved them) and potato salad. I have not had these hot dogs before, but they are new at Trader Joe's and I decided to try them. They seem like a pretty high quality kosher all beef dog. They have a pretty strong smoked sausage-like flavor that I like, so I'll definitely be adding them to my standard rotation from now on.

*Repost with both pictures this time.*

Just under $3 at Walmart. At 11.5 oz, it's a bit smaller portion than Boston Market, but I got 5 meatballs, which was the same number I got from BM. Once again, I cut the meat balls in half with my fork to make them go further, but they were a bit softer. The flavor was on point with with no weird sweetness here. Overall, a slightly smaller but still satisfying portion, about a dollar less, and generally better tasting than BM, final score 8/10.

I also added some strawberry syrup for good measure. This was actually even better than I thought it was going to be!

Yeah, I was too lazy to grill it, so I just microwaved it. I call it the Flaccidilla! Yes, I put the bottom tortilla on top to eat it.

With Kewpie mayo and French's yellow Mustard. Bagel is from Bernstein's Bagels.

These were really good but I was really full afterward. I think two would have been enough. I usually don't have tomatoes, but I bought them just for these this time.

Is it Arbys? No, it's Walmart Great Value roast beef and BBQ sauce on a Franz bun.

I forgot to add the box photo and can't figure out how to edit it in. Sorry about that. If anybody knows how to fix this, let me know.

Just under $3 at Walmart. At 11.5 oz, it's a bit smaller portion than Boston Market, but I got 5 meatballs, which was the same number I got from BM. Once again, I cut the meat balls in half with my fork to make them go further, but they were a bit softer. The flavor was on point with with no weird sweetness here. Overall, a slightly smaller but still satisfying portion, about a dollar less, and generally better tasting than BM, final score 8/10.

My recent Boston Market review:

https://www.reddit.com/r/frozendinners/comments/1uezhrj/boston_market_swedish_meatballs/

Larger portion than most other frozen meals and pretty filling. Only five smallish meatballs though. They were kind of rubbery but I was still able to cut them in half with my fork to make them go farther. Had a weirdly sweet taste and I couldn't figure out why while looking at the ingredients. Larger and more expensive than the Stouffer's version but doesn't taste quite as good either. Overall decent, but not great 7/10.

Turkey Red Pepper Pesto with provolone, iceberg, and Kewpie on Franz marble rye. My lunch today (and tomorrow).

My dinner.

Made with Great Value (Walmart Brand) roast beef, pickles, onions, lettuce, Swiss, and a Franz bun.

Finally used the last of the frozen leftover St. Patrick's Day corned beef. Bagel is from a local place, Pipsqueak Bagels.

Made with a frozen chicken patty. Yeah, it looks pretty messy and ugly, but it actually tasted good.