u/alexthagreat98

Yes, I'm aware it's not mixed. I've never followed instructions to mix in between microwave times. I am weird and like tasting things unmixed (frozen dinner or not), before mixing it to make sure I like the sauce/additions.

Anyway, I did indeed like the sauce very much. I see why this is a classic. Only complaint is it could have used more sauce. Also, more chicken would be nice, but that's a pipe dream with TV dinners, isn't it?

Edit to add: I did mix it after tasting the sauce for the first time. Sounds silly to some, but I'd rather not waste food if I don't have to because this cost $6.89. I am not lazy, I am just pregnant and tired with many food aversions.

Edit 2: selective rage is funny. You can buy this yourself and mix it however you like. Critiquing someone for eating it how they like it is wild. I gave the dinner an 8/10. It's not like I said it tasted gross because I didn't follow package directions, which then I would understand your comments.

My go-to. Very good quality and taste. I especially love the stuffing with the gravy on top. The only reason it isn't a perfect 10/10 is because I feel there's a missed opportunity to give us a vegetable. If there was a vegetable, it would be a perfectly balanced meal. Sure, I can make my own vegetable side, but it would be nice to have everything in one complete package.

French lentils, cucumber, red cabbage, green olives, carrots, feta cheese and a homemade dressing composed of olive oil, lemon juice, red wine vinegar, olive juice brine, pickle juice brine, balsamic vinegar, pepper, oregano, rosemary and parsley. I'm in the at risk population for lettuce (US), so I have been trying to get creative eating salads with safe foods until the CDC closes the investigation. Also meat right now makes me gag. Let me know if you try this.