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AmysTeriyaki Bowl
By: Tanya Taylor, PhD | Sep 5, 2006
The Amy's Teriyaki Bowl has 290 calories, 4.5 grams of fat which is 7% of the daily value, less than 1 gram of saturated fat, no trans fat, 33% of the recommended daily amount (RDA) for sodium at 780 mg, 4 grams of fiber which is 18% of the RDA, 15 grams of sugars (52 grams total carbs) and 10 grams of protein. There is also 50% vitamin A and 40% of vitamin C. This meal was filling enough for lunch but you might need to add a small salad with dinner. I like Amy's but they are priced a bit higher than some other frozen meals, at around $4.00, although I can see why. They obviously put a lot of nutritious ingredients in their meals, and leave out the preservatives or artificial ingredients.The Amy's Teriyaki Bowl was a bit high in sodium, but I thought it was worth every penny and I would definitely buy this again. Taste:
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Comments
Tue: September 5, 2006
Anita said: Thanks for your review, I have a package in the freezer that I've planned to eat for lunch at my desk this week. Love having more good tasting ways to add vegetables to my diet.
Tue: September 5, 2006
Eh... not somuch said: We love all the Amy's products -- have you tried the pizzas yet?! -- but yes, the sodium is rather high. Such is the way of all frozen meals, I guess.
Tue: September 5, 2006
Beth said: Thanks for the review! I adore teriyaki flavored anything. My favorite Amy's entree is the Meatloaf with tomato based sauce and mashed potatoes, however my local super market no longer carries it. :(
Tue: September 5, 2006
Corinne said: Thanks for the review. I think this would be the Amy's dinner that I would try for sure.
Tue: September 5, 2006
Augustina said: I'm so happy to see you reviewing Amy's products this week. I'm a huge fan of her line and especially enjoy the burritos. In fact, I just ate one for lunch today (bean and cheese)! The teriyaki bowl is another one of my favorites b/c it's not only pretty tasty but fills me up too. Other ones I've tried are the Indian Mattar Paneer (very good), Mexican Tamale pie (also quite yummy but may require another side dish to fill you up), and I also love her soups. Anyways, thanks for putting Amy on the spotlight this week!
Tue: September 5, 2006
tanya [admin] said: Thanks for all the comments about the Amy's reviews, and all the favorites too. I am definitely going to be trying some of them.
Tue: September 5, 2006
Carmen said: Wow. That sounds great. I'll have to try it. My favorite Amy's food is the frozen pizza.
Wed: September 6, 2006
NSFG said: Awesome! I'm a sucker for teriyaki... nice to hear that Amy's got it so right. :)
Wed: September 6, 2006
Julie said: That really looks good! I love teriyaki bowls, and this appears to be veggie, which is a plus. |
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Amy'sTeriyaki Bowl consists of a medley of brown rice and vegetables all mixed in with teriyaki sauce of course! I absolutely loved this meal 
Amy's got this 100% right - and it's also vegetarian and gluten free! You all should know that I don't eat as many veggies as I should, but if I could whip up a meal like this, then I just might start. The vegetables included broccoli, tofu, green beans, mushrooms, carrots, water chestnuts and bell peppers. Whew, Amy's does not skimp on the veggies, which remained firm even after microwaving for 5 minutes. The sauce was on the sweeter side, and all the flavors and textures in this meal came together nicely to provide a great tasting dish.
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Michael said:
Sounds great!