Lean Cuisine has so many frozen meal options these days, and they are top notch. This one is no exception. You can't really go wrong with 'roasted chicken tenderloins in a balsamic glaze with an orzo pasta and vegetable meddley.' I must admit, this is the first time I was having 'orzo pasta.' it looks like white rice, but it doesn't taste quite like it. It has a much firmer texture like undercooked rice. It took some getting used to, but that was because I kept thinking about rice, but it is definitely not bad. The balsamic glaze complimented the chicken well, providing a nice sauce that added flavor to the pasta and the moist juicy chcken chunks. They also included apple crisp as dessert. 'Apple crisp' is like oats/granola with apples baked together in a sugary mix. It tastes good, although it is quite sweet, but it could have been left out in my opinion. Many people are used to eating a sweet dessert with dinner, so I am assuming this is for them. If you are trying to eat healthier though, I suggest leaving this out.
This Lean Cuisine meal had more calories than many of the others reviewed, at 400 calories. There were also 8 grams of fat, 3 grams of saturated fat and 890 mg sodium and 28 g sugar (92 calories) - not the most 'healthy choice.' (get the pun on Healthy Choice? - you know - they also make healthy frozen food ... okay so maybe it was a bit corny). Overall, Lean Cuisine is getting away from the whole 'lean' idea with all these calories. the taste is okay, but there are other healthier choices.
Lean Cuisine has so many frozen meal options these days, and they are top notch. This one is no exception. You can't really go wrong with 'roasted chicken tenderloins in a balsamic glaze with an orzo pasta and vegetable meddley.' I must admit, this is the first time I was having 'orzo pasta.' it looks like white rice, but it doesn't taste quite like it. It has a much firmer texture like undercooked rice. It took some getting used to, but that was because I kept thinking about rice, but it is definitely not bad. The balsamic glaze complimented the chicken well, providing a nice sauce that added flavor to the pasta and the moist juicy chcken chunks. They also included apple crisp as dessert. 'Apple crisp' is like oats/granola with apples baked together in a sugary mix. It tastes good, although it is quite sweet, but it could have been left out in my opinion. Many people are used to eating a sweet dessert with dinner, so I am assuming this is for them. If you are trying to eat healthier though, I suggest leaving this out.
This Lean Cuisine meal had more calories than many of the others reviewed, at 400 calories. There were also 8 grams of fat, 3 grams of saturated fat and 890 mg sodium and 28 g sugar (92 calories) - not the most 'healthy choice.' (get the pun on Healthy Choice? - you know - they also make healthy frozen food ... okay so maybe it was a bit corny). Overall, Lean Cuisine is getting away from the whole 'lean' idea with all these calories. the taste is okay, but there are other healthier choices.
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