Lean Cuisine Salad Additions?
meganshort11
Posts: 48 Member
I get frozen prepared meals all the time, and I personally really enjoy them. They are tasty and convenient for me. I noticed Lean Cuisine now makes salad additions. You just take your own lettuce, add their toppings, and boom-done. Has anyone tried any yet? Any thoughts? I don't really want to buy any if they aren't worth it....I know they aren't expensive, I was just hoping for critiques/recommendations.
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My daughter takes them to work. She loves them. (I love the extra points I get on the Lean Cuisine Delicious Rewards site.) You, of course, can make a salad just like this but the "kit" makes it so much easier/convenient.0
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My daughter takes them to work. She loves them. (I love the extra points I get on the Lean Cuisine Delicious Rewards site.) You, of course, can make a salad just like this but the "kit" makes it so much easier/convenient.
thank you so much! i will have to pick some up...i suppose i COULD just make my own salad. it would probably be cheaper....but i am a realist, and i love convenience. thanks for your feedback!!!0 -
I tried the southwest one and thought it was really gross. The vegetables were mushy and watery. It was weird putting hot vegetables on cold lettuce, too.0
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My husband and I have tried the asian, southwest and cranberry ones, I usually let them cool slightly before topping my salad with them. We loved them. They are a great quick lunch!0
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I didn't overly enjoy them - it is HOT steamed veggies & meat on cold greens. Plus the carb levels where crazy high for what they are (not everyone cares about that part, but still). I still have 3 in the freezer and I don't know if I will eat them.0
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I like them a lot and I have tried all the flavors. It is a matter of personal preference if you will like the hot vegetables and meat on cold lettuce. If you get romaine or spinach as your base, it holds up pretty well to the warmth and won't go all soggy on you. I also let the pouch sit for 2 minutes after microwaving it and a lot of the water evaporates while it sits, you can also spooon the veggies out rather than dumping them to avoid the "wetness" factor as well. I recommend them.0
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sounds awful0
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I absolutey love them0
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I love them. My favorite one is the Southwestern one. I put some fat free refried beans on a plate, a bed of salad, and then the salad addition. Sometimes I add a little taco sauce with the dressing they provide. I like a lot of dressing on my salad. It is yum!0
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I tried the cranberry one...I personally thought it was nasty. Just my opinion though! :noway:0
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I'm a Lean Cuisiner'er myself but haven't yet tried the salad additions. They sound pretty good and convenient.0
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I tried the cranberry one and did not like it at all. I make better salads myself for a lot cheaper.0
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I'd personally skip them, but only b/c I think it would just be a WHOLE lot cheaper (and not that much less convenient, really) to buy the ingredients separately and just make a salad? Lol. Plus then ya know, less processed, you have more control over what goes in, etc etc etc.
Personal choice though!0
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