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  • jimdeere

    You mean meals on wheels? That's for old folks.

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  • BobJudy

    If you mean the folks like Blue Apron that do the meal kits, no we haven't. The way the grocery store has been lately with the hit or miss shopping I have given a thought to trying one of them, but I haven't yet. Bob

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  • SW0320

    Used to use Kevin's Natural. They only did meat that was sous vide. You just had to saute the meat, throw in some vegies to saute and it came with various sauces.

    Could do a meal in 5 minutes.

    Unfortunetly they had too many problems with FEDEX not getting the product to customers in time, the products had top be refrigerated so they were shipped in dry ice. With the shipping problems they had too much waste. Now you can only find the meals in certain grocery stores.

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  • Junkballer

    Marie Asmond advertises for Weight Watchers, they ship my wife boat loads of the stuff, she loves its and they have lots of different meal choices but it's expensive junk in my opinion (she counts calories, I count dollars) but she does stay trim & sexy like Marie 😊 so I can't complain.

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  • select-fire

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  • Warbirds

    With a family of 5, which includes 3 growing boys, the economics just aren’t feasible around my house.

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  • Toolman286

    The problem we have with most pre-made meals is that they're loaded with sodium.

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  • truthful

    Been using Blue Apron for 3 years. Like it very much. They deliver exactly the amount needed of each ingredient, and detailed recipes.

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  • Brookwood

    On a few occasions I will toss one of these in the oven for an easy meal with a side of easy to make garlic bread. They are not bad IMHO. They come in single serving sizes as well as very large family sizes.


    As most here know already, Stouffer's products include a lot of different main meal choices from Mac & Cheese to stuffed cabbage rolls or peppers. The brand has been my choice for quick and easy for several years and the stores run sales on their products quite often.


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  • mac10

    now thats what i am talking about😛🤗😍 cept they raised price 50 cents

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  • select-fire

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  • Sam06

    I lived on these for a long time.


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  • Geri

    Gobble or heater meals.

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  • select-fire

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  • diver-rig
    Sam06: 30637456735387/comments/30637472659739

    I lived on these for a long time.

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    I, too, have lived on those, only the darker brown labels of the late eighty's, early nineties.


    When you eat nothing but those, for a few weeks straight, bad things happen. Nothing else was available, over in the sand.


    Definitely throws your digestive system out of whack for awhile...


    Omelette was an excellent choice!

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  • Bubba Jr.

    My wife is a great cook, it would be an extreme insult for me to suggest something like that. Besides with diabetes and moderately high blood pressure, I need to know exactly what the ingredients are. I also count carbs and sodium, which may be difficult to info to obtain.

    I'll stick with what I know.

    Joe

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  • Ruger4me

    This is the one's we had...


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  • select-fire

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  • Ruger4me

    Geeze, a little grumpy today... I have a friend who had the subscription service where they delivered meals with all the ingredients already measured out just follow directions and he and his wife liked it but after a couple of weeks they canceled, said they just missed the aspects of making from scratch their own family recipes. Have you done a google search? there seems to be a lot of companies that very in how much is already done for you vs they amount of ease to eat... some are locality specific. Sorry no experience of my own.

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  • Mr. Perfect

    What?

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  • jimdeere

    Invalid is not politically correct.

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  • Ruger4me

    Mr. Perfect you didn't miss anything... 😁

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  • dunbarboyz

    "not valid" fixed it for you.

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  • Butchdog2

    Who, what, when, where? Must have dozed off!

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  • select-fire
    dunbarboyz: 30637456735387/comments/30637474978715

    "not valid" fixed it for you.

    Sorry ..Invalid title discussion right off of Gunbrokers reply when there is not enough wording in the heading of the thread

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  • Ricci.Wright

    They was talking about how it is ok to get food from dumpsters if it is a hi grade store like whole foods or fresh market.

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  • Butchdog2

    I thought that was where they got their food, dumpsters. Least that is what it looks like after 3 or 4 days in a mail truck!

    P-38 is your hunger helper!

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  • select-fire

    I ordered 1000 dollar worth the food for Christmas for the retired Marine Drill instructor which will have 6 meals a week for a long time .

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  • austin20
    @...: 30637456735387/comments/

    This is what we had. I remember looking at cans dated older than I was at the time. If you lost you can opener, your were screwed. Most though came with a new opener.

    I carried my opener with my dog tags around my neck. 😉

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    I remember back as a teen some guys bringing a bunch of these around. Not to tasty but probably delicious if you hadn’t eaten in a day or two. Cannot image the amount of preservatives packed into those meals

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  • Nanuq907

    Pre made meals? Here ya go.



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