I’m mostly eating protein and veggies and the occasional fruit. I do have a chance to cheat once or twice a month. I’ve lost 96 lbs. over the past two years.
I think maybe the weight loss benefit of some of these meals is that you'll immediately lose your appetite when you see what they look like out of the box.
@@blakee9690 honestly no I think it’s the perfect portion sizes. I lost about 50 lbs in 5-4 months and before my weight loss I would eat gigantic portions and usually go for seconds right away. Now I take small bites and chew it until it fully looses its texture and then I take a sip of a water(I drink about one 16oz water bottle per meal) and drinking the water and the small bites really helps you slow down your overall meal time which helps with your digestive system and helps you feel full.
You guys forgot beef and broccoli on rice... that's my Go To meal when I want some Lean Cuisine. It's not the best but, for an Asian girl like me, it does the job at hitting the spot in the belly. 🤗
I like most of the lean cuisines my favorites are the stuffed ravioli with ricotta and spinach and the meat loaf and mashed potatoes and the spaghetti and MEATSAUCE not meatballs
I always liked the Zuchinni Lasagna as a side dish. The Spinach Soufflé was also good. Seems like the Nestle products are nowhere near as good as the Stouffers. Although I haven't eaten and prepared foods in nearly 15 years. I cook all my own food.
Lean Cuisine is a part of Stouffer's. It's just the low cal division of them. Nestlé owns both. I liked the zucchini lasagna too. All of the Italian meals were delicious. 😋
Lean Cuisine is a subsidiary of Stouffer's & both owned by Nestlé who makes Nestlé chocolate & does anybody remember Nestlé Quik, the chocolate milk powder??? They also own some soda pop companies, too. Saw a video about 2 months ago & I looked at Wikipedia too. 👍🏼🤔
A worthy newer entry is their Maple Bourbon Chicken. Solid legacy choices include Swedish Meatballs and Chicken Fettuccine, tho I recommend heating the latter for 9 minutes.
This is just your opinion so don’t go telling your viewers to stay away from certain lean cuisines some people might like some better than others and might like the ones you don’t like
Are you serious, you gotta be joking. How is that so much calories when the meals in the video are averaging about 150-350 calories. Literally an average healthy home cooked meal is about 500-700 calories meanwhile a restaurants healthy meals are about 600-1000 calories. That’s why I’m asking if you gotta be joking, since it seems like you have no real idea about how something is “so much calories”.
They are all horrible....I just wish the FDA or truth in advertising would make them have the food look like it does on the outside of the box when it is done cooking......
The mac n cheese review was scary but you put a cloth pin on your nose for the next one and still taste like crap? That is worse. Cute video. Thanks. Still, I think it made my eyeballs a little sad and my wallet really mad.
What's your favorite kind of Lean Cuisine?
I don't eat that crap.
five cheese rigatoni
I lost 50 pounds eating lean cuisines I thought the Alfredo paste with chicken and broccoli was the best and the Swedish meatballs is fire too
I lost 85 lbs
@@mikekeltner4291 hell yeah man that’s about what my roommate lost doing a keto diet 👍🤘
I’m mostly eating protein and veggies and the occasional fruit. I do have a chance to cheat once or twice a month. I’ve lost 96 lbs. over the past two years.
Christ...
@@ericmarin6454 same
I think maybe the weight loss benefit of some of these meals is that you'll immediately lose your appetite when you see what they look like out of the box.
I lost 100 pounds on them….they aren’t bad, you just wish they were bigger lol.
@@blakee9690 honestly no I think it’s the perfect portion sizes. I lost about 50 lbs in 5-4 months and before my weight loss I would eat gigantic portions and usually go for seconds right away. Now I take small bites and chew it until it fully looses its texture and then I take a sip of a water(I drink about one 16oz water bottle per meal) and drinking the water and the small bites really helps you slow down your overall meal time which helps with your digestive system and helps you feel full.
they arent bad at all. Not fancy or gourmet but they taste good
You guys forgot beef and broccoli on rice... that's my Go To meal when I want some Lean Cuisine. It's not the best but, for an Asian girl like me, it does the job at hitting the spot in the belly. 🤗
Bring back the glazed chicken and garlic chicken pizza!!!!
I fell off my chair! This is the funniest, the best evaluation of frozen dinners out there!
Butternut Squash Ravioli with Vegetables is by far the best
It tastes quite good for a frozen food.
That enchilada suisas slap EVERY SINGLE TIME.
If you want a fish meal, I recommend their tortilla crusted fish. I really like it.
Girl just take a seat and have Stouffers anything! You’re welcome! Catch that dirt!
Stuffers has too much fat
@@mikekeltner4291 but it tastes better
The spaghetti and meatballs, cheese lasagna, cheese ravioli, mushroom ravioli and white cheddar macaroni and cheese are my favorites.
The Buffalo Chicken is not spicy and it's not bad. My favorite was the Chicken Carbonara and they discontinued it. Bring it back!!
I used to eat these all the time.
Why does the narrator croak half of her words? It’s very annoying.
You have in your possession a mute button. Use it.
My favorite is the Sweet & Spicy Korean Style Beef meal.
The chicken enchilada isn't too bad.
Steak Portabella is great!
How do you get past the gross, rubbery chicken in the "best" dish?
If you can find it, try the mushroom ravioli
I agree, that is really good
The spaghetti with meat sauce is the best.
Also the best quantity for the money.
I like most of the lean cuisines my favorites are the stuffed ravioli with ricotta and spinach and the meat loaf and mashed potatoes and the spaghetti and MEATSAUCE not meatballs
I love the Chicken Pad Thai.
Spinach mushroom Flatbread pizza
Honey glaze chicken and rice was very good but they discontinued it.
Chicken and vegetables was really good. Now I can't find it.
I like the Mac n cheese
I do too!
The chicken enchilada Suiza is the best…
They have a few decent things. I love the manicotti I think it is
Edit: 4 cheese cannelloni
You not sure if its manicotti but you like it?
@@robertcuratolo5339 lol well it is actually the four cheese cannelloni
My favorite, too. Unfortunately, I haven’t been able to find it in a while. Was starting to think it was discontinued.
Dislike for the horrible vocal fry.
I love their chicken enchilada meal!
Do a low sodium version
I always liked the Zuchinni Lasagna as a side dish. The Spinach Soufflé was also good. Seems like the Nestle products are nowhere near as good as the Stouffers. Although I haven't eaten and prepared foods in nearly 15 years. I cook all my own food.
Lean Cuisine is a part of Stouffer's. It's just the low cal division of them. Nestlé owns both. I liked the zucchini lasagna too. All of the Italian meals were delicious. 😋
i thought their flatbread sandwiches weren't too bad not great but not terrible....
The humorous part is that Lean Cuisine is a Stoffers company LMBO
Lol well damn. Didn't know that.
Lean Cuisine is a subsidiary of Stouffer's & both owned by Nestlé who makes Nestlé chocolate & does anybody remember Nestlé Quik, the chocolate milk powder??? They also own some soda pop companies, too. Saw a video about 2 months ago & I looked at Wikipedia too. 👍🏼🤔
A worthy newer entry is their Maple Bourbon Chicken. Solid legacy choices include Swedish Meatballs and Chicken Fettuccine, tho I recommend heating the latter for 9 minutes.
Rigatoni doesn’t have nearly enough broccoli.
I honestly had no clue lean cuisine was still made
The chicken enchilada wasnt too bad, but it appears, as a selection, it did not survive Covid.
I liked the chicken enchilada suiza; everything else tastes like cardboard with sauce. 😝
Trying to think any "Lean Cuisine" i recommend.....I can't....lol
What do you people expect from a diet food? Diet anything is always horrible.
I don't think it's "diet" just portion controlled.
Avoid the new lean cuisine at all costs as they should be called "Lean Potatoe"
Is the chicken pad thai really good?
It’s ok
What’d you expect they are frozen dinners.
WHere is the shrimp scampi?
Mia has a crush on the guy in the green shirt
How lazy do you have to be to buy frozen Mac&Cheese?
How true from a box and some extra cheese perfect
You don't buy lean cuisine for the flavor
American women are the main consumers, they cook as well as they clean a house.
Lean cuisine a lot of there frozen dinner or good .some of them need some work on.
Any frozen offering called a "bowl" is sure to be mush.
Stouffers Laguna cook in the oven not microwave
MAPLE BOURBON CHICKEN THE BEST
I really like lean cuisine pizza
You would....I bet you think the best burgers are White Castle sliders....lol
@@robertcuratolo5339 STFU
It was surprisingly good! Also cauliPOWER BRAND pizza is also good!
They missed a lot
Lean cuisine is very exspensive
It's only $2 at Target.
01:20 -- Guys, the smell of fish is due to fish sauce which is made from anchovies, which is why anchovies are listed in the ingredients!
Frozen meals have too much sodium.
Yep . If u want to loose weight, try one meal .. u won’t want to eat again .. 🤮plus u get all the preserving products in there , yeah really healthy
This is just your opinion so don’t go telling your viewers to stay away from certain lean cuisines some people might like some better than others and might like the ones you don’t like
The vocal fry...
Not filling. You need to eat 3 of them lmao
That's kind of the point....
@@chaseofbase5292 What to go broke?....lol
Not ashamed to agree.
@@NeonKue Yes be ashamed be very ashamed.
Eat a hard boiled egg with it....
I WOULD NEVER EAT THAT LEAN CUISINE I NEVER ATE THAT , BE FOR ,
Most frozen dinners are trash and full of preservatives
Frozen TV dinners too much salt...
So much calories
Are you serious, you gotta be joking. How is that so much calories when the meals in the video are averaging about 150-350 calories. Literally an average healthy home cooked meal is about 500-700 calories meanwhile a restaurants healthy meals are about 600-1000 calories. That’s why I’m asking if you gotta be joking, since it seems like you have no real idea about how something is “so much calories”.
If you're going to eat mac n' cheese. Just eat mac n' cheese, don't f*** around you aren't fooling anyone but yourself.
Love lean cuisine, but they're full of sodium!
They are all horrible....I just wish the FDA or truth in advertising would make them have the food look like it does on the outside of the box when it is done cooking......
I KNOW!!!!!!
its all nasty. just eat smaller portions of real food to lose weight.
That’s your opinion. Some people really like them
Fourth comment
Yay 🙄
First
Frozen dinners have made people lazier than ever and drop their standards for food. Learn to cook or eat it fresh from a restaurant.
The mac n cheese review was scary but you put a cloth pin on your nose for the next one and still taste like crap? That is worse. Cute video. Thanks. Still, I think it made my eyeballs a little sad and my wallet really mad.
Lean cuisine tho is not even expensive. At least where I’m from, one average meal is about 3-4 dollars.