Admit to a processed entree or side dish (not snack) you adore

[Anonymous]

Stouffers French Bread pizza

I don't even care that it destroys the roof of my mouth.

[Anonymous]

Soy sauce flavor ramen. Kraft max.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Stouffers French Bread pizza

I don't even care that it destroys the roof of my mouth.

That was my #1 favorite after school snack back in the day. I bought one the other day for nostalgia. *sigh* This is why you should never meet your heros.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:La Choy Chow Mein (in two cans…now I can’t remember what was separated and in the top can…anyone?), served over Boil in Bag white rice and liberally drenched with soy sauce.

topped with La Choy Chinese noodles!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:La Choy Chow Mein (in two cans…now I can’t remember what was separated and in the top can…anyone?), served over Boil in Bag white rice and liberally drenched with soy sauce.

Found this looking for something else - La Choy Chow Mein commercials with Jim Henson!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Pretty much all instant ramen (but not cup noodle for some reason, those noodles are weird)
Kraft mac and cheese
Stouffers Mac and cheese
Cheap el monterey frozen burritos
Taquitos

I like rice-a-roni too and eat it pretty regularly

All of these and I will add Stovetop Stuffing.

[Anonymous]

I bought Rice a Roni thanks to this thread!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:La Choy Chow Mein (in two cans…now I can’t remember what was separated and in the top can…anyone?), served over Boil in Bag white rice and liberally drenched with soy sauce.

Found this looking for something else - La Choy Chow Mein commercials with Jim Henson!

Ha ha. Thanks for posting!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I STILL love Steakumms and make sandwiches with them once or twice a year

I bought these about a year ago for old time's sake and they disintegrated in the pan. They are so thin they literally can't hold up to being cooked. So disappointing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Stouffers French Bread pizza

I don't even care that it destroys the roof of my mouth.

That was my #1 favorite after school snack back in the day. I bought one the other day for nostalgia. *sigh* This is why you should never meet your heros.

Same, but with Ellios pizza. I wasn't allowed to have it at home but my best friend always had boxes of it in her freezer and we ate sheets of it whenever I was there. I broke down and bought it recently and I had to face the fact that it is, in fact, pretty darn repulsive to my adult self.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Stouffers French Bread pizza

I don't even care that it destroys the roof of my mouth.

That was my #1 favorite after school snack back in the day. I bought one the other day for nostalgia. *sigh* This is why you should never meet your heros.

Cook’s Country’s French Bread Pizza is more work than a Stouffer’s French Bread pizza, but it’s how I always wanted the Stouffer’s to taste. For the next time you’re jonesing for a taste of carefree childhood.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:La Choy Chow Mein (in two cans…now I can’t remember what was separated and in the top can…anyone?), served over Boil in Bag white rice and liberally drenched with soy sauce.

Found this looking for something else - La Choy Chow Mein commercials with Jim Henson!

Such a cute commercial (I only watched the first one). I always hated that stuff as a kid but loved the noodles.

[Anonymous]

Fish sticks
Boxed mac and cheese

Good separately but better when together

[Anonymous]

Tombstone pizza

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:La Choy Chow Mein (in two cans…now I can’t remember what was separated and in the top can…anyone?), served over Boil in Bag white rice and liberally drenched with soy sauce.

Found this looking for something else - La Choy Chow Mein commercials with Jim Henson!

Such a cute commercial (I only watched the first one). I always hated that stuff as a kid but loved the noodles.

The second one is the best—the grocery store. Jim Henson made everything great.