Anyone enjoy frozen dinners?
What kind?
I really enjoy the Chili's at home frozen ones. Especially the pasta Alfredo.
I haven't eaten frozen dinners in years until the last few months.
I've found some Japanese noodle and Pan Thai noodle ones that were actually really good.
Even comes with an egg roll.
I may have to expand my horizons a bit.
I've never been a fan of anything frozen (other than ice cream), but they really have improved the quality of frozen dinners in recent years. Marie Callendar's pot pies, Boston Market's Swedish Meatballs with noodles and a few others aren't bad items to keep in stock for emergencies.
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They seem to have some of the same old ones as when I was younger but it looks like
there isn't much that's not available frozen.
I feel like there's a whole new world opened to me.
I may never cook again!
I'm curious, dewey. Do you have Schwan's available where you are ? I used to be one of their route salesmen and about half of my customers were people just like you, out in the country. They were also some of my best because they would really stock up between visits. It's some of the best quality frozen food available and it comes right to your door.
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I grew up with Schwan's. Mostly just ice cream that I can remember back in those days.
When my family was still around we actually had the Schwan's guy come every two weeks I think it was.
Always a big deal when he showed up.
Even back then I do remember the frozen meals being very good.
Some of the things were actually just amazing.
Now that it's just me and I've moved a couple times I just never ordered it again.
I joined Costco last year and have been pleasantly surprised at the quality of their food.
It's been over 10 years. I may have to look into Schwan's again.
Man, Schwan's takes me back. My grandmother worked the graveyard shift when I was younger & discovered Schwan's through a work friend. It was awesome! She would stock up too, weeks worth of food in the fridge/freezer.
shareMany of my products would just simply sell themselves since most of my customers had their favorites that they would reorder.
A perk for us drivers was getting to sample any new product in the depot before going out into the field to pitch it.
We tried so many things. Mostly easy stuff that we could cook ourselves. I remember amazing corndogs and some kind of cheesesticks.
You got a favorite product?