On 9/30/2015 11:12 AM, unwelcome trVth wrote:
> On 9/30/2015 11:43 AM, dsi1 wrote:
>> On Wednesday, September 30, 2015 at 1:47:54 AM UTC-10, Gary wrote:
>>> dsi1 wrote:
>>>>
>>>
>>>> I can get a Swanson pie for about a buck. Add a beer and you gots
>>>> yourself a meal. Add a Banquet frozen fruit pie and you got a banquet.
>>>> The Marie Callender's are pretty expensive and big and leaves no room
>>>> for beer in the diner budget.
>>>
>>> I like your way of thinking, Mr.Aloha
>>> For a cheap and quick meal, go for it.
>>> The Banquet frozen pot pies are fine too and just as cheap.
>>> Turkey ones have more flavor than the chicken ones, btw. 
>>
>> I'm not a big fan of frozen pot pies but fast and cheap holds a lot of
>> sway with me.
>
>
> I must HIGHLY recommend to you this product:
>
> http://blakesallnatural.com/meals/al...hicken-pot-pie
> TRUE COMFORT. EASY AS PIE.
> For us, nothing is more comforting than a Chicken Pot Pie enjoyed with
> friends and family. Our pies are made from scratch in small batches by
> wonderful happy people (not machines) and feature white meat chicken,
> garden vegetables, potatoes, our signature gravy, and a flaky pie crust.
> We hope you enjoy the care that goes into every meal. Home cooking has
> never been easier!
>
>
>
> Ask your grocer if you do not have them.
>
> The chicken pieces are so large, so tasty, and the crust flakes like a
> real pie crust, not that hard lid the Banquet ones come with.
>
> This is very high quality frozen food, perhaps the best I have ever had.
>
> And...they cook surprisingly well in the microwave, really crisp, not
> sodden brown.
>
> A+!
>
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I'll be on the lookout - my guess is that it's gonna be pricy. I used to
get Aussie Handheld Pies at Costco. those were pretty good. These days,
those salty things are not so appealing.