Variety Entrée Meals Pack, 5 Ready-to-Eat Favorites

It tastes VERY good !

Delicious and so easy. Quick and savory meals.

Four of Five in this kit are fine. One is ... well, wet cardboard. I was introduced to the HMR meal line some 7 or 8 years ago when hit 244 @ 5'10" and needed to "do something" . I followed the program - dropped 50 in 12 weeks flat. Amazing results.The program is 3-4 shakes per day and two of these. I did add the benefit bar along the way (very tasty). Since then I've yo-yo'd and HMR is my "go to" program. It works. Its tough, but it does work.Please realize what this is. HMR produces (at least my exp. w/ their products) for specific medically monitored weight loss programs. They work. These are small portion size meals, designed to be stable in room temp so you can carry them with you, and not have to struggle w/ keeping something chilled (eliminate excuses) The Chicken parm and Lasagna are a little bland, but not bad. The turkey chili has just a little pep to it. The beet stroganoff tastes just a wee bit artificial or packaged (it is) but again - for $4 and I can carry it in my backpack and warm it up - its just fine.Not so w/ the enchilada.Also - the oatmeal is really quite good.

Did not care for the corn flavor of these at all. Thrown away.

So, I’ve tried the lasagna, chicken pasta and the chicken enchiladas. The lasagna, I managed three bites and I actually threw it away. It was that bad. I could have given it to my dog, but that would have simply been cruel. The lasagna was mushy and zero flavor. I added my own spices and guess what? I wasted perfectly good spicesThe chicken pasta, mushy and if that was chicken, I’m a giraffe. Moderately palatable, but I’d never eat it again.The enchiladas were weird. There was a strange green chili taste?? I’ve eaten MREs from the 90s that tasted better. Having said that, I don’t consider myself to be a picky eater.If you’ve tasted my mother’s cooking, you could attest to that. I survived 17 years with no malnutrition.I saw all the high reviews and I am convinced these were from the Red Cross and written by North Koreans.I’m scared to try the remaining two, beef stroganoff and turkey chili, as I am scarred by the last three.Rick Grimes would pass on these and go for the pine cone and cedar bark soup instead. Yuck AF