Frozen Pot Pie Dinner, Chicken, 7 Ounce

Tasty, lots of home cooking in these little pies lots of delicious filling including chicken, vegetables, flaky crust. Cooks in mins, easy to make, easy to clean up, filling and good in summer or cold weather. Enjoy 😊

I was hesitant to buy food from Amazon.The order arrived when it said it would . I was concerned because it was a food item. Delicious with a D ! This reminds me of the old days when Swanson made chicken pot pies . I don’t know if they got bought out by banquet? The packing chain of the product looks kind of dull It doesn’t do it justice. The chicken is tender. It is dark meat, but you wouldn’t know the difference unless you don’t like dark meat typically I don’t, but it didn’t bother me. The press is very flaky lots of vegetables for the price and the product you can’t eat it I highly recommend it a cheap meal for us. Those who can’t get out to the grocery store too.

Tastes great! For $.99 it rocks!! Crust is flaky and sauce has a good amount of meat and veggies!

Banquet Chicken Frozen Pot Pie is the ultimate solution for a quick meal on a busy night. It cooks up effortlessly, delivering a flaky crust and a savory, comforting chicken gravy that offers surprisingly good taste for a frozen dinner. Best of all, it is absolutely great for the budget-minded person looking to stretch their dollar. For an easy, warm, and highly affordable comfort food staple, you simply cannot beat the value this classic pot pie brings.

Love these little pot pies…. Great price also.

Banquet Chicken Pot Pie is what happens when a food scientist, an accountant, and a wizard lock themselves in a room and agree that lunch should cost exactly one dollar The box boasts a “made from scratch flaky crust.” That’s impressive. I didn’t realize scratch was available in industrial quantities. Whatever the source, the crust emerges from the oven golden, flaky, and far better than it has any right to be The filling contains chicken, vegetables, gravy, and a collection of ingredients that sound less like food and more like rejected names for Transformers villains. I tried reading the label aloud and accidentally opened a portal to a dimension where everything is beige. Nutritionally, it’s somewhere between comfort food and a science experiment. Spiritually, however, it’s a triumph. After 30 minutes in the oven, this frozen hockey puck of pseudo-food becomes a steaming monument to low expectations exceeded. Is it gourmet? Absolutely not. Is it healthy? Let’s not ruin the moment with difficult questions. For one dollar, I expected regret. Instead, I got a hot meal, a flaky crust, and enough leftover money to continue making poor financial decisions. Would I buy it again? My freezer is already full of them. FWIW, the beef pot pie is much better, but Amazon does not offer that option.

Classic cheap pot pie. Grey meat fatty chicken, some vegetables that will take you back to school lunch and an ok crust. Chuck it in the microwave and in 3 minutes you're questioning how your life got you to this point. Tastes ok and probably a bit better than you might expect at it's typical price; call it a mediocre value. Good for kids to make on their own. Amazon suggests I talk about it's sturdiness. If you're wondering this, keep in mind you're supposed to eat it. It will not support a table after heating.

My husband and I like these. It was nice to get them delivered to the house. They were still frozen solid when we got them off the porch. They may not be the healthiest thing out there, but they’re an easy, quick dinner, especially when we cook them in our Ninja! They aren’t super huge. You might be ok just eating one as a kid and some adults, but my husband and I usually eat two each and are well satisfied.