Are there any nutritious, yummy tasting, filling tv type din

kimber607

Hi ladies

I haven't eaten lean cuisine type frozen TV dinner in years
I'm trying to loose about 15 pounds and am really getting into the swing of things...I'm already down 5 pounds
I have 2 toddlers and a hectic life...it's not something I plan on eating all the time
BUT for those nigths I'm exhausted and in a bind..are there any yummy tasting, nutritional quick frozen dinner options...I know sodium is always an issue
Thanks, kim

kimber607

Hi ladies

I haven't eaten lean cuisine type frozen TV dinner in years
I'm trying to loose about 15 pounds and am really getting into the swing of things...I'm already down 5 pounds
I have 2 toddlers and a hectic life...it's not something I plan on eating all the time
BUT for those nigths I'm exhausted and in a bind..are there any yummy tasting, nutritional quick frozen dinner options...I know sodium is always an issue
Thanks, kim

mbaker1169

I am new at this, but absolutely love the lean cuisines and the smart ones from weight watchers. Lean Cuisine even has full size pizza's. I, like you have little ones, and really dont like to cook a big meal every night. Check out your local Wal Mart frozen food section, seems like they have a huge variety. I have not found one that was not good yet.

deanea

Lean cuisine seem to be the least likely to taste like cardboard. And they do try to reduce the salt just a bit, unlike some other processed meals.

lotusfromthemud

I love Amy's frozen things when I don't have time to cook.

They are starting to be available in standard groceries (they used to be health food store items)

They are lower in sodium than a lot of the others, and tend to use more whole grains.

Razboo

I'm partial to the Stouffer's Lean Quisine entrees that come in a bag and that you heat up in a frying pan. I can have a "growing boy" meal (ie: a whole bag) for only about 600 calories.