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.

Tombstone pizza

Fish sticks
Boxed mac and cheese

Good separately but better when together

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 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 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 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 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!

I bought Rice a Roni thanks to this thread!

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 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 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 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.

Soy sauce flavor ramen. Kraft max.

Stouffers French Bread pizza

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