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TV Dinners #9013602 03/01/24 08:52 PM
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Been many many years since my last one. Are they any good? About the same?

What is a good one?

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Healthy Choice is edible with salt, pepper and butter.


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Better than the 70's Swanson.


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Check the sodium content on the box and you will likely change your mind about eating one.

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Originally Posted by ntxtrapper
Check the sodium content on the box and you will likely change your mind about eating one.


This! Get your weekly sodium allowance in one easy to reheat meal. smile

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Originally Posted by TKM
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Check the sodium content on the box and you will likely change your mind about eating one.


This! Get your weekly sodium allowance in one easy to reheat meal. smile

They've also got preservatives and other chemicals that are horrible for you. Many are loaded with saturated fat and ultra processed garbage, too.

Maybe there is something out there that's not bad for you, but as for my family, no thanks.

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When I was younger it was a quick meal. Not any more.


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Re: TV Dinners [Re: Grit] #9013642 03/01/24 10:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Grit
Better than the 70's Swanson.

Ate a bunch as a kid in the 70's, Hungry Man. Frid chicken my favorite. I would not eat it today.

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My mom bought them all the time when I was growing up. Patio was my favorite until I moved out after high school. Then I could afford the Nigh Hawk TV Dinners. Haven`t eaten one in over 40 years though.
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I use to eat the Hungry Man dinners.

Re: TV Dinners [Re: Guy] #9013647 03/01/24 10:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Guy
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Better than the 70's Swanson.

Ate a bunch as a kid in the 70's, Hungry Man. Frid chicken my favorite. I would not eat it today.


Good stuff, but not fast. 30 minutes in the oven.


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I couldn't remember the last time I had one. I used to like the frozen tv dinner macnchz. Cant recall the brand.

The super spicy ramen in a bowl is a guilty pleasure every once in a while. Crack an egg in there and it will do. Fresh green onion is a plus as well.

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This is my go to frozen dinner Marie Callendar's Chicken Pot Pie.

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Originally Posted by spacejunkie
This is my go to frozen dinner Marie Callendar's Chicken Pot Pie.


Okay, those are good


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I liked the Marie Callenders until I read the label: 110 percent of the daily saturated fat guideline and 56 percent of the sodium. Man, TV dinners were a big treat when I was a kid in the 1950s. Put on my jammies with "feets" and had one all to myself on my own TV tray, watching the little GE black and white with all the tubes. I know -- prehistoric ...

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I dont ever remember eating them growing up but maybe we did. We would eat a few as a young married couple. I keep a couple as emergency backups at the deer lease. Ive never had a decent tasting one.


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Marie Callender and some Stouffer's are pretty good, but not exactly healthy.

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I miss TV TRAYS, Grandma's cooking, and good cartoons.

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Originally Posted by skinnerback
I miss TV TRAYS, Grandma's cooking, and good cartoons.


Amen!!! And the tv stations going off the air at night,

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I miss TV TRAYS, Grandma's cooking, and good cartoons.


Amen!!! And the tv stations going off the air at night,



Yes Sir.

My kids don't know what it's like to be the remote lol.

I really do miss those days for a lot of reasons.


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Originally Posted by bigbob_ftw
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Better than the 70's Swanson.

Ate a bunch as a kid in the 70's, Hungry Man. Frid chicken my favorite. I would not eat it today.


Good stuff, but not fast. 30 minutes in the oven.


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Originally Posted by skinnerback
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I miss TV TRAYS, Grandma's cooking, and good cartoons.


Amen!!! And the tv stations going off the air at night,



Yes Sir.

My kids don't know what it's like to be the remote lol.

I really do miss those days for a lot of reasons.



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