Frozen meals that surprised you

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Dec 3, 2019 8:52:21 GMT -8 Pearson said:

This?

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Ugh, no. lol

[Caajscot (John)]

Another good meal to have, just add a bit more of your own gravy and you are sailing. 

[Derek‽]

I had a frozen meal that definitely surprised me last night. I opened the box and discovered a wad of dried snot on the inside of one of the end flaps. I could tell it was dried snot and not errant packaging glue because of the presence of a band of darkened, blood-like discoloration.

I didn’t eat the meal. The snot was inside the box, not the sealed food dish itself, but that just grossed me the hell out. Absolutely disgusting.

I’m gearing up to channel the spirit of every white woman thirty years my senior and go full Karen Boomerington on some poor Banquet representative. Normally I would let it slide as one of those things that just happens and is unfortunate—despite being a germaphobe, I don’t even make a fuss when I find a long hair in my food at a restaurant, because hey, it’s bound to happen from time to time—but this incident just made my skin crawl. There’s nothing that can be done about it, nothing that can make it right, and I don’t believe in customer entitlement or rage, but this? This gets to be an exception to my principles.

[STLUEE]

@nickbean During the zombie appocolypse people won't be so picky will they? lol

I like banquet beef pot pies. I put it on a piece of bread let cheese melt on top of it. Tasy meal and sticks to the ribs for hours. 4 stars out of 5!

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I just had some great value steak and eggs with a little bbq sauce actually turned out pretty well.

[HoudiniDerek]

Dec 6, 2019 14:06:58 GMT -8 Derek‽ said:

I had a frozen meal that definitely surprised me last night. I opened the box and discovered a wad of dried snot on the inside of one of the end flaps. I could tell it was dried snot and not errant packaging glue because of the presence of a band of darkened, blood-like discoloration.

I didn’t eat the meal. The snot was inside the box, not the sealed food dish itself, but that just grossed me the hell out. Absolutely disgusting.

I’m gearing up to channel the spirit of every white woman thirty years my senior and go full Karen Boomerington on some poor Banquet representative. Normally I would let it slide as one of those things that just happens and is unfortunate—despite being a germaphobe, I don’t even make a fuss when I find a long hair in my food at a restaurant, because hey, it’s bound to happen from time to time—but this incident just made my skin crawl. There’s nothing that can be done about it, nothing that can make it right, and I don’t believe in customer entitlement or rage, but this? This gets to be an exception to my principles.

Yuck....

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Dec 9, 2019 8:30:45 GMT -8 HoudiniDerek said:

Dec 6, 2019 14:06:58 GMT -8 Derek‽ said:

I had a frozen meal that definitely surprised me last night. I opened the box and discovered a wad of dried snot on the inside of one of the end flaps. I could tell it was dried snot and not errant packaging glue because of the presence of a band of darkened, blood-like discoloration.

I didn’t eat the meal. The snot was inside the box, not the sealed food dish itself, but that just grossed me the hell out. Absolutely disgusting.

I’m gearing up to channel the spirit of every white woman thirty years my senior and go full Karen Boomerington on some poor Banquet representative. Normally I would let it slide as one of those things that just happens and is unfortunate—despite being a germaphobe, I don’t even make a fuss when I find a long hair in my food at a restaurant, because hey, it’s bound to happen from time to time—but this incident just made my skin crawl. There’s nothing that can be done about it, nothing that can make it right, and I don’t believe in customer entitlement or rage, but this? This gets to be an exception to my principles.

Yuck....

... when you think it's glue but it' snot.