Celeste zesty 4 cheese pizza for one
Kraft mac and cheese (I agree with a pp the spiral version is the best)
Cup o noodles chicken flavor

Love this thread.

Not enough dessert talk here. Love the Pepperidge farm frozen layer cakes. The lemon one is soo good.

Marie Callendar frozen chicken pot pie. So freaking good.

Anonymous wrote:El Monterrey beef and bean burritos
Trader Joe’s chicken fried rice and Japanese fried rice
Trader Joe’s Gorgonzola gnocchi
Peroggies (Mrs T, I think)
Costco pizzas
Costco salmon prepared w herb butter
Costco Mac n cheese pre pared
Costco Meatloaf and mashed potatoes

I object. I consider this one a fresh win.

Vigo yellow rice

Agree most junk food -- er, processed food -- doesn't taste as good as it used to. Even instant ramen is not the same. Sad.

But if it did, I would still love:

Store brand frozen mini pot pies
Orange boxed mac n cheese
Rice-a-roni
Creamed spinach
Onion dip made from onion soup mix
Canned soups -- why are they flavorless now??
Frozen fried clams that you heat up in the toaster oven
hamburger and tuna helper
Buddig shaved "lunch meat"
Stove Top stuffing

Anonymous wrote:Kraft mac and cheese
The canned Sloppy Joe mix to make sloppy joes

When I was a kid I was obsessed with Three Cheese Hamburger Helper but a couple summers ago I tried it for nostalgia and it was disgusting? They definitely changed it.

I feel the same way about scalloped potatoes in a box. They used to be so good, but last time I tried them they were so gloppy.

Kraft mac and cheese
The canned Sloppy Joe mix to make sloppy joes

When I was a kid I was obsessed with Three Cheese Hamburger Helper but a couple summers ago I tried it for nostalgia and it was disgusting? They definitely changed it.

Instant potatoes with a packet of gravy
Stouffers thanksgiving meal - Turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes
Top ramen
Pasta roni and rice a roni
Instant rice you microwave 90 seconds that’s pre flavored
Velveeta shells and cheese
Breaded frozen chicken patties
Lean cuisine or other frozen fettuccini Alfredo
Pork fried rice

El Monterrey beef and bean burritos
Trader Joe’s chicken fried rice and Japanese fried rice
Trader Joe’s Gorgonzola gnocchi
Peroggies (Mrs T, I think)
Costco pizzas
Costco salmon prepared w herb butter
Costco Mac n cheese pre pared
Costco Meatloaf and mashed potatoes

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I love this! I haven’t seen it in ages. I didn’t realize that it was still available.

Ramen, the random stuff you pick from H-mart with labeling in some foreign language. Can't be good for you, but damn do I (and the family) love it.

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That looks like a sponge that really needs to be run through the dishwasher.

Best stuff I ever tasted!

I believe you, although I do have to ask if you have tasted stovetop stuffing though.

I think they could improve their food photography though. That was all I meant by my comment.

Yes I have tried stovetop stuffing, it's good too. Have you ever tried Stouffers Escalloped Chicken and Noodles? That stuff is also awesome! Half of one of those with half of a spinach souffle is like a gourmet meal to me!

I have not. Apparently, I need to come to your house and try the other half. What time shall I arrive?

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That looks like a sponge that really needs to be run through the dishwasher.

Best stuff I ever tasted!

I believe you, although I do have to ask if you have tasted stovetop stuffing though.

I think they could improve their food photography though. That was all I meant by my comment.

Yes I have tried stovetop stuffing, it's good too. Have you ever tried Stouffers Escalloped Chicken and Noodles? That stuff is also awesome! Half of one of those with half of a spinach souffle is like a gourmet meal to me!

Most of what I eat falls into this category. I can't really cook. Breaded chicken from TJ's, their orange chicken and rice you just microwave, of course the Kraft Mac & cheese, frozen ravioli, TJ's naan for "making" pizza at home, etc.