Bertolli's Dinner for Two

Clodfobble · 03-11-2005, 11:17 AM

I saw an ad for these things on TV, and decided to try one. I'm actually really fond of advertising when it lets me know about a product I'd never heard of before.

Basically, they're frozen, fully prepared pasta-meat-vegetable dishes. But unlike your typical frozen meal which comes in a little microwavable tray, these are loose in a bag. You dump it in a skillet, cover and heat for ten minutes, stirring occasionally.

We tried the Shrimp/bell pepper/garlic linguine flavor. It was great! One bag costs about $6 (and it really does serve two, not in the typical "serving-size" sense but in the actual my-husband-and-I-were-both-full sense), but in eating it there was no hint that this was a previously-frozen meal.

03-11-2005, 11:17 AM	#1
Clodfobble UNDER CONDITIONAL MITIGATION Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Austin, TX Posts: 20,012	Bertolli's Dinner for Two I saw an ad for these things on TV, and decided to try one. I'm actually really fond of advertising when it lets me know about a product I'd never heard of before. Basically, they're frozen, fully prepared pasta-meat-vegetable dishes. But unlike your typical frozen meal which comes in a little microwavable tray, these are loose in a bag. You dump it in a skillet, cover and heat for ten minutes, stirring occasionally. We tried the Shrimp/bell pepper/garlic linguine flavor. It was great! One bag costs about $6 (and it really does serve two, not in the typical "serving-size" sense but in the actual my-husband-and-I-were-both-full sense), but in eating it there was no hint that this was a previously-frozen meal.

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