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Doctor Foxx posted...

mastermix3000 posted...

This guy is awesome, he reviewed the general tsos dinner,

Might wanna take it into consideration

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I am not at all into the food he shows, but I do like having The Wolfe Pit on for background sound and he reminds me of Wolfy

I love that dude lol, Wolf lovers unite!!!

That being said, I'll try the generals next, but...I won't ever buy it again, I didn't not realize it had 64 freaking grams of sugar. I'm diabetic, that could literally kill me. Seriously that is alot of freaking sugar. It's probably mostly because of the sauce, and there is always extra sauce, so maybe it's not REALLY that much.

I will say about the brocolli that I like it extra steamed/soft personally. I was quite able to cook it both times I have tried (brocoli beef and seaseme chicken) without losing the florrets, not sure how he did (and in fact looked like they were still on from the pieces he ate). The brocolli comes out about perfect for me, for frozen (which I do prefer fresh over frozen drastically).

Also, as he mentioned, there is no way this is a meal for 2. This is barely a meal for 1...and I eat WAY less now adays (it would have been a snack for me in my 20's).

Honestly, so far I would recommend making a bag of rice to go with both of the meals I have had, as I don't use even half of the sauce, which would flavor up the rice perfectly. You can get a 3 bag box of instant rice for $2, so it would add less then 1$ to the cost of your meal, and almost double the amount of food.

Then again, the actual calories are pretty large as well, but again, I think some of that is from the sauce.

Also, not sure when he made this, but base price of a bag is currently 9$ (or 10$ depending where you get it). I got them on sale for 5 luckily.

Sadly, again, compared to the options around here, both of the meals I have had are better then anything I have had. There is one semi-decent place called seasons teriyaki waaay over on martin and marvin road, but it's a good 20+ min drive, and the food is only meh (barely worth paying for).

I certainly would never have recomended frozen chineese when I lived in California, but sadly there are no options here, so....gotta rate it based on what you can get if your in this area.

I may start heading to seattle, Tacoma and Portland in the near future in search for better food. I discovered it's about 15$ total to take a bus/train combo to any of those locations (Train being about $5 each way, and the bus being the main difference in costs from there). While it certainly adds both a ton of time, and some cost, the ability to actually get a decent meal...is probably worth the 4+ hours travel time and extra $15 or so bucks.
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