French Bread Supreme Pizza(by Tony)

Need a pizza fix? If so, Tony's French Bread Supreme Pizza is the choice for you. Packed with cheese, pepperoni, sausage, onions, and green pepper, this savory pizza conglomeration should quell most growling stomachs. The only drawback is that each box contains only one pizza 'loaf'. If your stomach is running on empty then you'll definitely have to purchase two of these French Bread Italian delights.

Fish 'n' Chips(by Swanson)

Simple, basic, and highly satisfying, Swanson's Fish 'n' Chips dinner is the perfect lunch or light dinner. Present in every meal are two fillets of fried, battered Alaska Pollock which are well prepared and not excessively oily. Peas, fried potatoes(1-inch French fries), and a sweet serving of cherry-apple crumb are also included. Unfortunately, a condiment such as ketchup is a must in order for the meal to have 'life'. Also, the meal suffers from modest portions but as stated in the intro it will definitely suffice for lunch or as a light dinner.

Chicken Parmigiana(by Tyson)

Tangy vegetables and a hearty breaded chicken breast are the defining elements of this dinner. The inclusion of a spicy marinara sauce propels this meal to the upper echelons of 'from-a-box' feasting. Aside from bread, you'll find upon eating that external enhancements are not necessary for this meal. Each of its portions are tactfully self-contained in terms of flavoring and eating enjoyment. Once prepared, this repast pleases the senses both visually and aromatically. Also worth mentioning is the side serving of pasta that accompanies the entree. Its adornment of cheese and chives imbues it with a smoothness that calms the vibrantly flavorful elements of this dinner. Overall, Tyson's Chicken Parmigiana is excellent! Late Observation: During my latest weekly visit to the frozen-food section of my local supermarket I discovered Tyson's Chicken Parmigiana Dinner had changed! This meal does not have the pasta with cheese side dish. Instead, there is a large helping of rotini and vegetables. The quality of the meal remains unchanged. This may be just a regional marketing variation. The reasoning behind this change remains a mystery to me.

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