Marie Callender's Frozen Meals

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I do believe that you can have both to little and to much. What I am saying is FOR A SINGLE MEAL that is to much sodium. To each his own ...

And all I'm saying is if you ate three of those in a single day you would not exceed the 3k-6k range.

[Anonymous]

The horse is dead

[Anonymous]

I've tried the Marie Callender pot pies. They are a bit on the small side and not all that filling. I sometimes get them from CostCo for when I'm too lazy to cook.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I've tried the Marie Callender pot pies. They are a bit on the small side and not all that filling. I sometimes get them from CostCo for when I'm too lazy to cook.

I've noticed that with the frozen dinners too. Big box - little dinner inside. Never tried these.

[Anonymous]

OP here - one person recommends lasagna and herb roasted chicken, thank you for the recommendation. No one had an opinion on if $2.50 was a good value. Rest of the posts were pretty much a waste of time

[Anonymous]

You asked about their worth which to me includes many things..including nutrition.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I've tried the Marie Callender pot pies. They are a bit on the small side and not all that filling. I sometimes get them from CostCo for when I'm too lazy to cook.

I love their pot pies. The small ones are around 640 calories. The larger ones are around 1000 calories. That's a lot.

[Anonymous]

I am another one who likes the pot pies. I always keep a few in my freezer for those "just too exhausted to cook anything but I want to eat something besides peanut butter" times.
$2.50 seems like a good price to me -- when I see 4 for $10 deals I buy 4.

[Anonymous]

In the days of yor you could rub sodium into a wound to help keep it clean

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:In the days of yor you could rub sodium into a wound to help keep it clean

Umm...no...that was salt.

http://chemistry.about.com/od/moleculescompounds/a/Sodium-Versus-Salt.htm

[Anonymous]

I do like the pot pies, but there not really any different than other frozen foods--lol at the poster who thinks they're more wholesome because the company was started in Utah.

Used to love the restaurants when I was a kid though! Great pies.

[Anonymous]

They're delicious, but pretty high calorie. I think the fried chicken one and the turkey dinner are great, but all the ones I've tried have been good.