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Yes! In fact, I made the Orange Chicken, tonight, and added some Minute Rice and Egg Rolls. It was awesome! In the summer, I don't want a heavy meal. Even though I was raised on BBQ ribs & deep-dish pizza, I like lighter meals when the temps hit 90+. This was very good and made in less than 30 minutes! My husband told me, repeatedly, to buy it again. IT WAS A BIG HIT!!!
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re: JulieBoolie
I could have sworn I already replied to this thread - no reason why my post would have been deleted (but then again who knows) But I looked at these at the market the other day and at $9.99 each (for 2 servings) there are much better values out there. Trader Joes frozen meals such as the BBQ teriyaki chicken feeds 2-3 people a good portion for $4.99 - $5.99. For $10 one might as well stop for takeout
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re: sarabean
Servorg
Jun 10, 2010 08:34 AM
"The nutritional info was none too appealing..."
It didn't look terrible to me (except for the sodium content). For example: http://www.pfchangshomemenu.com/produ...
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re: Servorg
My husband and I both have high blood pressure, and we've managed to cut down a TON on sodium content by just becoming more aware. That doesn't mean that we don't ever buy frozen meals, but they're big culprits. I have to say that the nutrition info you posted doesn't look too bad (except of course for sodium, as you said), but I would still personally just keep one or two of these in the freezer for "emergencies." If, however, you have even a few staples in the house (or freezer), you can whip up a pretty tasty stir-fry for a fraction of the cost, a fraction of the chemicals (even using jarred or semi-prepared sauces) and only a modicum of time/hassle.
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