As it turns out, my wife actually purchased this dinner for herself and not for me. However, there was a lack of communication and, because I assumed it was for me, I ended up eating this anyway. Ironically, she got the better end of that deal because, in all honesty, I didn’t think it was very good.
One of the first things I noticed about this product when I first took it out of the microwave and removed the lid was how thin it was. Yes, I understand this was supposed to be a low-calorie meal. But there was nothing at all to this. It also didn’t help that the thinness of this lasagna also resulted in the pasta coming out with a somewhat cardboard-like texture to it (it really was like eating a couple pieces of cardboard with some cheese in between them).
Oh, as you might be able to tell by the photo to the left, it definitely didn't look anything like it did on the box.
Another thing I found I wasn’t crazy about was the sauce. It just tasted strange to me. It was very rich and, if there were any seasonings in it, I honestly had a hard time distinguishing them from the strong tomato flavor. This, combined with the way the pasta turned out, really made this product unappetizing. Though, admittedly, I did finish it.
The lasagna also wasn’t very filling. I ate this and, despite having a pretty bad after taste in my mouth, was back at the fridge looking for something else to eat (I ended up settling on some leftover fish fillets I found in there). This is actually a bit unusual considering I’ve had similar products in the past (that didn’t offer much in terms of overall quality either) and am usually left satisfied, at least as far as my hunger is concerned.





Comments
DerdriuMarrinerJul 10, 2024
What might you have selected for five cheeses and for the topping sauce?
DerdriuMarrinerJul 10, 2024
For example, mild cheddar is less appealing than sharp and extra sharp.
What might those five cheeses be?
DerdriuMarrinerJul 13, 2021
Customer satisfaction means that a ready-made product needs to be self-sufficient. Its appeal pulls in a low price that one doesn't want to lose out on by adding ingredients purchased for other purposes. But would additional toppings from your own canned, fresh or frozen supply have made the five-cheese lasagna more appetizing and filling?