Private Selection: Hot Honey Pepperoni & Feta

Got me through many a sad drunkin nights in college. I’m post grad now, applying for grad school and feeling nostalgic, so I had to pick one up lol.

On the plus side, it was pretty tasty. And $1 on sale. And probably shelf-stable for a few years.

On the quibble side: required 90 seconds, and was greatly improved with a splash of habanero sauce.

On the “minus” side: no “tender beef chunks” as pictured, rather, there was a “salisbury steak” style circular patty in there. smaller than even Wendy’s or McD’s smallest burger offerings.

$2.50 - bit pricey for a frozen burrito but Im sure you can find these in bulk for cheaper price/unit.

Following the instructions on the back for airfrying(17min @ 330F) you will achieve a slightly crunchy burrito with a great texture all around. The structural integrity of the burrito held up well compared to competitors. The inside was the consistency of typical frozen burrito filling- thick, creamy, but less homogenous than others. You could distinctly tell what was chicken for it was in decent sized chunks. The creamy factor from the cheese was a nice touch.

Two of these would make a solid meal alongside some hot sauce. 7.5/10

these are BANGER in the air fryer 10/10, ive had nuggs where its like im chewing breading more than meat. the meat is plentiful and tender and the light breading adds a nice crunch.

I microwaved mine. Added a little but if seasoning to the potatoes and broccoli for better flavors. Steak was tender and medium cooked. Highly recommend and would get again.

$4.47 from the store(better value than their other dishes).

Steak was probably brisket or extremely tender chuck roast that shredded & was quite pleasantly tender.
This bowl was loaded with veg: bell peppers, cilantro, beans along with charred corn. Peppers were surprisingly crunchy; beans were tender & not undercooked; so called cilantro-sauce was practically just cilantro w/ canola/olive oil plus some garlic. Rice was cooked properly & honestly brought this whole bowl together structurally.

This bowl was a satisfying portion of food & overall pretty decent for a frozen dinner. Wish the steak & cheese portions were more generous & more rice than beans. 7/10

$12.99 at Costco for the 3 pack. This didn’t disappoint! There’s a kick to the pizza, I just couldn’t figure out if it was from the pepperoni or salami. Didn’t skimp on the toppings. I will say, the salami did make the pizza a bit on the saltier side so if that bothers you, add a veggie topping if you wish or have a side salad to go with.

Crust was good as well. Not too thin, not too thick. Definitely would buy again.

I don’t often buy frozen Japanese food, but in this case, I was pleasantly surprised.

I didn’t follow the instructions exactly—since I’m staying at a hotel and didn’t have any oil—but the result was still satisfying.

I enjoyed the sweet and savory blend. I had some Sriracha sauce too.