Lean Cuisine Sweet & Sour Chicken
Looks: The chicken pieces aren't as large or as plentiful as pictured, and the sauce is much more prominent. The vegetables and overall portion size are close enough. 4 out of 5
Taste: I liked this one a lot - the rice was cooked just so, and the chicken was juicy. The vegetables were just the right amount of crunchy, but he sauce was maybe a little too sweet. (Although, in all my years, I've never tasted the "sour" of "sweet and sour" chicken. Is there something wrong with me?) 4.5 out of 5
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Anonymous (7:44 AM on Wed Feb 3, 2010)
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Why do you plate some microwavable meals where as others you leave in their trays?
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Anonymous (4:23 PM on Wed Feb 3, 2010)
Well, if you want to taste the "sour" of the "sweet/sour" chicken, I suggest you the Wong Wing Sweet/Sour Chicken, but it's only avalaible in Quebec and Ontario. Great sour taste, not sickly sweet, but a lot of artificial color...
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Anonymous (12:17 PM on Thu Feb 4, 2010)
idk, i like this but i don't taste the sweet just the sour. it's like lemon chicken with pineapples and rice.
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Anonymous (3:27 PM on Thu Feb 4, 2010)
I always have good luck with Lean Cuisine. Top Three: Fettuccine Carbonara, Some red sauce pasta with bacon, and Butternut Squash Ravioli.
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Anonymous (8:47 PM on Fri Feb 5, 2010)
I usually buy this one when I get lean cuisines. Tastes pretty good and really sweet for being "healthy".
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