You take the good, you take the bad...

[tonguesintrees]

So here's a new item on the list of Things I Never Need to Eat Again: Amy's frozen veggie pot pie. Can I just say...ew! It was small, dry, and I will never, ever find tofu to be an acceptable meat substitute, I don't give a fuck how much you try to make it look like chicken

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[idemandjustice]

I haven't had good experience with any of the Amy's products, except for the cheese enchilada. That one is delicious.

Try Michael Angelo's. Their veggie lasagna is quite good.

[tonguesintrees]

Normally I buy the Marie Callender's pot pies for a quick school night dinner, but the grocery store didn't have the one I like, so I thought maybe I'd try something different. Ick. My husband is a fan of the Amy's burritos, I think. I mostly don't like frozen food/dinners, but I do like the Marie Callender's chicken pot pie!

[idemandjustice]

Ah, I was trying to suggest another Natural brand because I thought maybe that was your preference, but I don't know of any other ones that make pot pies. :)

[tonguesintrees]

Not at all - I'm always happy to try something new! I'd heard a lot of good things about Amy's, so I thought I'd give it a go, but it was pretty bad. And now you've reminded me that I wanted to do another veggie lasagna from scratch, though, so thank you for that!

[idemandjustice]

But on the subject of pot pies, did you know Banquet, makers of the cheapest pot pies ever, now makes fruit pies? You can get them ridiculously cheap, and they're actually pretty good. At least, the cinnamon berry one is pretty good.

[tonguesintrees]

Now THAT is something I am going to be on the lookout for! I'd be super happy if they made a cherry one. I'll have to check this weekend when I'm at the grocery store.