Lean Cuisine

Vickie E.
on 9/3/06 1:23 am - Tustin, CA
Wow, that sounds great. Maybe you could tell me which one's are your favorites. Do these dinners have enough vegetables? Also, should I add a small salad? Thank You, Vickie
Kathy C
on 9/3/06 1:44 am
Ok I just looked in the freezer and its the Chicken Santa Fe one. Its 140 cals though not 180. Its chicken, veggies, and beans. I love it. Ill eat it for dinner and then a stallone protein pudding for desert (100 cals, 20g protein).
Vickie J
on 9/3/06 6:25 pm - Tallahassee, FL
I keep the freezer stocked with several "Carb Consious" Lean Cuisines. These usually have a meat entree, veggies but no pasta or rice. They run about 140-180 calories, with 14-18 g. protein. I eat them when we're in a rush or my hubby wants something I don't. I don't eat them too often, but I have also taken them to work for lunch. Vickie J.
sweetnsour
on 9/4/06 3:45 am - covington, GA
I was in the grocery store last night and saw that Kashi has come out with a line of frozen meals. They are made with whole grains. The carb count is a little high but at least its good carbs. Since they are new they are a little pricey also. It said on the box(I got one and ate it today for lunch, the chicken pomodoro with ww pasta) only minamaly processed. It was quite tasty, I had some grilled zuchinni on the side. I eat a frozen dinner almost everyday for lunch, my fav is the southbeach pizzas. Candy
Torrey
on 9/4/06 10:58 pm - Houston, TX
I do LC's for lunch 2 or 3 times a week. Even at a year out, I can't finish them. I eat all the protien, and maybe a little of side dish. Their better than almost anything I find at the food court. Torrey (281/184/160)
jaquita
on 9/10/06 4:30 am - Jonesville, VA
4 years out for me and -160lbs. I do a lot of the frozen dinner for lunch because it is fast and easy and cheaper than eating out. But at 4 years...I basically eat what I want. I do concentrate on protein but if my family is having pizza then I will have 1 small slice. It fills me up and I do not overdo it. That is what this surgery is about for me. Living a normal life...just eating in moderation. I still feel like I am eating with the family just a lot smaller amounts than I did in the past.
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