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Stouffers Spaghetti & Meatballs: 1. Cut film to vent 2. cook 6 1/2 mins on high 3. Let stand 1 min A frozen pot pie is 10.5 min. I don't know any frozen di
by WalterBright 2mo ago
Stouffers Spaghetti & Meatballs:
1. Cut film to vent
2. cook 6 1/2 mins on high
3. Let stand 1 min
A frozen pot pie is 10.5 min.
I don't know any frozen dinners for 3 min.
- WalterBright 2mo agoP.S. Hamburger is even cheaper
- Retric 2mo agoPot pie microwave time 4-5 minutes: https://airfry.guide/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Banquet-Chicken-Pot-Pie-package-rear-1280x1242.jpg https://airfry.guide/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Banquet-Chic... As to let sit time, if you can instantly pop a potato or other food into your mouth after it comes out of the microwave you haven’t cooked it.
- WalterBright 2mo agoMarie Calenders are 10.5 min.
- Retric 2mo agoNope: https://contenthandler-raleys.fieldera.com/prod/392493/1/0/0/71601803-Planogram-Back.jpg https://contenthandler-raleys.fieldera.com/prod/392493/1/0/0...
- tolien 2mo agoYou didn't specify frozen - I'm looking at a meal taken out of the fridge, which still has a shelf time of ~a week. You're not comparing to a frozen steak either, which will also need an extended cooking time. If you're concerned about cooking time then don't buy frozen, or let them defrost, and they take less time to cook. Since you're comparing to preparing a whole piece of steak and a potato, that shouldn't be too hard to do. Also, your example is $3.34 [0] i.e. less than your $5 steak and 50 cent potato. 0: https://www.walmart.com/ip/Stouffer-s-Spaghetti-with-Meatballs-Meal-12-oz-Frozen/10804767 https://www.walmart.com/ip/Stouffer-s-Spaghetti-with-Meatbal...