I eat Frozen dinners 5 nights a week some of the best ones are
1.Frozen White Castle Hamburgers
2. Uncle Bens Rice bowl dinners .
3. The stouffers in the orange box. (tuna casserole and stuffed bell peppers good choices)
4. Hot-pocket brand handheld- pot-pies. (like a pot-pie handheld u can nuke)
5. X-lnt beef tamales (might be in fridge section) this is prob the best of all the choices. The come like 6 in a little white bag, takes like 1min to cook, cover in chili your in heaven. But very good plain.
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I eat Frozen dinners 5 nights a week some of the best ones are
1.Frozen White Castle Hamburgers
2. Uncle Bens Rice bowl dinners .
3. The stouffers in the orange box. (tuna casserole and stuffed bell peppers good choices)
4. Hot-pocket brand handheld- pot-pies. (like a pot-pie handheld u can nuke)
5. X-lnt beef tamales (might be in fridge section) this is prob the best of all the choices. The come like 6 in a little white bag, takes like 1min to cook, cover in chili your in heaven. But very good plain.
I think the XLNT tamales might be a California thing, but I know famous places like "Pinks Hotdogs" and "Tommies Famous Hamburgers" all use XLNT tamales, they have tasted the same since Ive been a kid. Any non-cali people ever seen them?
PS here is the web page for the distributor of them Welcome to Don Miguel be sure to turn up yer speakers for this site.
Dang Im hungry tooo!!
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Last edited by Chatsworth 818 FJ : 02-02-2007 at 02:41 PM.
Might have to have an xlnt tonight!
BTW The web site ROCKS!!
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I eat Frozen dinners 5 nights a week some of the best ones are
1.Frozen White Castle Hamburgers
2. Uncle Bens Rice bowl dinners .
3. The stouffers in the orange box. (tuna casserole and stuffed bell peppers good choices)
4. Hot-pocket brand handheld- pot-pies. (like a pot-pie handheld u can nuke)
5. X-lnt beef tamales (might be in fridge section) this is prob the best of all the choices. The come like 6 in a little white bag, takes like 1min to cook, cover in chili your in heaven. But very good plain.
I almost forgot about the uncle bens, ate alot during hurricane deployment in previous years. Wrap in foil and place in engine compartment, bout 30 minutes later, meal.
Boston Market still is much better. Maybe bens on the side. Dinner time!
Sandabbe had a Boston Market two nights ago, said it was only so so.
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SF, A/T, Conv. Pac.,Aeroflow HLC's, Demello sliders, Demello Skid plate, OME 2" lift, BFG A/T, K&N filter, Magnaflow exhaust, KC 100 watt and 130 watt slim lights, Two tone air horn,Demello prerunner bumper, rear tow hitch,Allpro LCA's and Skids, Mile marker PE8000 winch, Amsteel blue winch rope, Delrin fairlead rollers.
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I lived through a kitchen remodel last year. I hear you about the microwave food. I will never eat a microwave tv dinner again. I gutted the kitchen down to the studs, rewired, installed new plubming, sheetrocked and even built my cabinets. I bought them at IKEA and I only had one job contracted out, the granite countertops.
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