Lunch, ready to eat

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8O
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I bought a couple of cans of this stuff at the food-lion in Louisa,Ky.
I could not find this stuff at wal-mart or Krogers.
It must be stocked only at stores where the great unwashed shop.
I will report on it. When I get enough courage to open one up.
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No, excuse me. It should have been this...

8O 8O 8O

But on the other hand, there is a product in Canada (at least in the St. Catherines area) that I can firmly attest to being downright yummy. It is "China Lily Chicken Fried Rice". I have probably mentioned it on here before. Open the can, get over the fact it looks like cat food, stick a fork in the can, empty the can into a microwave safe bowl, heat up for four and half minutes and enjoy!

On another serious note, Marie Callender's "Sweet And Sour Chicken" microwave dinner is the best sweet and sour chicken I have ever tasted. Blows any restaurant away...
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Marie Callenders tv dinners on sale this week at Krogers and wal-mart.
$1.86/ea. reg $2.98. I like the sweet and sour chicken also.
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Banquet "Complete" Meals. 3 bucks "up to the Wal-Marts". Feeds 3 or 4. I recommend the chicken and biscuits.
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At this rate, I am going to need to purchase a rotisserie chicken at Sam's Club on my way home.

I know why I don't hang around here much. You guys make me hungry.
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Note that it's "fully cooked," but they give directions on how to prepare it.
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jag wrote:Note that it's "fully cooked," but they give directions on how to prepare it.
If you can eat a room temperature, slimy, miniature chicken, then you are more man than me and can have at it.
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That damn thing looks like the after birth of a cow.

It reminds me of the canned pig brain in milk gravy with the 3,000% RDA of cholesterol.
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Digging further into the 1st link, I found this flavorful, canned item.
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Wonder what would happen if you stacked this can on top of the Chicken-in-a-can. Would that be pornographic? :lol:
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That would go great with this topic:

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Doesn't MSNBC stand for the Media that Spins the News for Barrack's Cabinet?



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