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    Your favorite frozen dinners/meals?

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    • Posts: 1,566 Member
      Personally I would do as previously suggested - make a meal and take your dinner portion out and immediately portion the rest and put them in the freezer - honestly if you have 5 frozen dinners in your freezer what is stopping you from nuking and second or third one?

      Self control is the key here not cheating yourself of the healthy homemade foods. In a pinch though i do buy frozen veggie lasagna or pizzas when I don't have time to cook but again it's about having a proper portion because those are at least 4 - 6 portions as there are two of us in the household and one is a 23 yr old man who can eat anything and in volume.
    • Posts: 26,368 Member
      I always thought Stouffers was high calorie... Is it not?

      I love frozen meals when I have a craving. I have yet to find very filling ones though.
    • Posts: 234
      Kashi makes the best meals! Still looks like real, fresh food out of the microwave and they have everything to vegan and vegetarian options. They sell them at Target!
    • Posts: 602 Member
      I don't tend to buy full microwave meals (There just aren't many I like but there's some delicious chicken curry ones) but I use frozen food a lot, such as fish fingers, chicken goujons, breaded fish or chicken fillets etc. They're easy and I only buy low calories ones, so I just add loads of boiled veg and I have a dinner. :)
    • Posts: 126 Member
      Anything Amy's brand!
    • Posts: 130 Member
      Trader Joe's Chicken Tikka Masala with Basmati Rice- 300 calories for the whole package. As good as any Indian restaurant Tikka Masala.
    • Posts: 1,984 Member
      Trader Joe's Chicken Tikka Masala with Basmati Rice- 300 calories for the whole package. As good as any Indian restaurant Tikka Masala.

      i agree, that is pretty darn good
    • Posts: 2,290 Member
      Marie Callenders: The Steak & Roasted Potatoes & the Salisbury Steak meals are pretty decent
      Smart Ones: The Santa Fe Rice & Beans
      Morning Star: Riblets
      Quorn: Chik'n Patties
      Lean On Me baking company has a few quiches that are good
    • Posts: 42
      I agree about the TJ's Chicken Tikka Masala... Delicious!

      Also, I really like the Aldi fit n active Southwest Veggie Sandwich. Basically just a Lean Pocket, but they're delicious! And cheap! It's around 270 calories and $2.79 (at least around here) for a box of two.
    • Posts: 3,731 Member
      I cook a lot, but I also keep these things in my freezer:

      Morningstar Farms spicy black bean burger and roasted garlic quinoa burger
      Gardenlites butternut squash soufle
      Vitatops chocolate or blueberry
      Cauliflower, sweet potato fries, and mixed veggies

      I also make large pots of things like Moroccan stew, chili, and posole and put bowls in the freezer.
    • Posts: 6,208 Member
      Red Baron personal pizzas are the bomb.com
    • Posts: 2,226 Member
      Amy's Pesto Tortellini Bowl - It's my ABSOLUTE favorite, but I have to cut back because of the sodium. :cry:
    • Posts: 97 Member
      Im just going to answer the question and not read the rest of other people posts.

      yum.. mac n cheese
    • Posts: 248 Member
      I like the frozen breakfast burritos (about 250-260 cals each, varies by brand). Have one plus a cut up fruit or veggie and I'm good. Or have two, and that's still only 500 cals or so.
    • Posts: 345 Member
      Smart ones roasted turkey and mashed potatoes
      Lean Cuisine Garlic Chicken Spring Rolls
      Smart Ones Thai Noodles and Chicken (they changed it so I don't like it as much anymore)

      I haven't been eating frozen meals a lot lately. I usually do smart ones and lean cuisine for lunch if I do.
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