Found these at my local Freshco for only $1.99 CAD. 20g of protein and only 170 cals!!! I haven’t tried them yet so I don’t know if it’s any good but will updat
by TemporaryOtherwise30
10 Comments
awongbat
I just wish heat up meals didn’t have so much sodium. It hurts my mouth, not to mention my health.
I have tried this one before, a long time ago. The meat has a weird texture. Kind of dry but rubbery, yet somehow juice comes out when you bite into it. Don’t buy too many before trying.
EchoOfAsh
I eat frozen dinners like 4 nights a week because of work and honestly they’re so clutch when losing weight. Def not the best for me but I’ll work on that when I get a different job 😭
Far-Street9848
I used to get these 10 for $10 when I was on my first successful weight loss journey. I ate one practically every night. Sometimes I ate two. They really made it SO easy.
Special_Artichoke
In my country there was a horsemeat scandal where super cheap ready meals were not the meat advertised… Be cautious with very cheap meat!
Cer427
I love these honestly, they’re not too satiating so I always pair it with a bag of steamed veggies like broccoli or green beans and it fills me up. Dieting is so much easier when you’re not cooking and counting every tiny gram of everything. These are life savers.
Round_Patience3029
20g how??
missmegz1492
I wish I found them more satiating. I actually love the taste.
motaboat
I warn you. It might not look a lot like the picture on the cover.
I do hope you enjoy it though!
PancakePartyAllNight
Walmart in Canada has these frozen meals called Nutri-bowls (I know they sound weird.) And they are so shockingly good, and surprisingly decent ingredients with usually about 10g fibre and 20g protein at 300-350 calories depending on flavour. They’re so helpful when I can’t figure out what to eat and might reach for something higher calorie. I have about 4 a week, and honestly if I didn’t work at home I’d probably bring one to work with me everyday.
tinyfeather24
There’s not much food inside and the turkey had a weird texture. The food to sauce ratio is off (lots of sauce). I added frozen veggies to it for better balance.
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I just wish heat up meals didn’t have so much sodium. It hurts my mouth, not to mention my health.
I have tried this one before, a long time ago. The meat has a weird texture. Kind of dry but rubbery, yet somehow juice comes out when you bite into it. Don’t buy too many before trying.
I eat frozen dinners like 4 nights a week because of work and honestly they’re so clutch when losing weight. Def not the best for me but I’ll work on that when I get a different job 😭
I used to get these 10 for $10 when I was on my first successful weight loss journey. I ate one practically every night. Sometimes I ate two. They really made it SO easy.
In my country there was a horsemeat scandal where super cheap ready meals were not the meat advertised… Be cautious with very cheap meat!
I love these honestly, they’re not too satiating so I always pair it with a bag of steamed veggies like broccoli or green beans and it fills me up. Dieting is so much easier when you’re not cooking and counting every tiny gram of everything. These are life savers.
20g how??
I wish I found them more satiating. I actually love the taste.
I warn you. It might not look a lot like the picture on the cover.
I do hope you enjoy it though!
Walmart in Canada has these frozen meals called Nutri-bowls (I know they sound weird.) And they are so shockingly good, and surprisingly decent ingredients with usually about 10g fibre and 20g protein at 300-350 calories depending on flavour. They’re so helpful when I can’t figure out what to eat and might reach for something higher calorie. I have about 4 a week, and honestly if I didn’t work at home I’d probably bring one to work with me everyday.
There’s not much food inside and the turkey had a weird texture. The food to sauce ratio is off (lots of sauce). I added frozen veggies to it for better balance.