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Lean Cuisine Salmon with Basil Comparison
Most HelpfulFavorable Review
Since I don't eat meat, I am excited whenever a TV dinner has some kind of fish in it, especially Salmon. I initially tried the Salmon with Basil Lean Cuisine "Spa Cuisine" a few years ago. Since then I stock up on it whenever Lean Cuisine has a good sale since they are kind of pricey on a regular...
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Most HelpfulCritical Review
The orzo and spinach mix is fantastic and deliciously seasoned, but the salmon is GROSS. I normally love salmon and I certainly don't want it dry or overcooked, but this salmon comes out raw. Following the box instructions, you will get boiling hot orzo with salmon sushi! It is a shame because this...
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I am not a great fan of orzo pasta but I gave this a try and I'm glad I did. Lean Cuisine Salmon with Basil (wild salmon, whole wheat orzo pasta, spinach and carrots in a basil sauce) did not disappoint. Whole wheat pasta of any kind, to say nothing of chopped spinach, were new experiences for me as far as frozen entrees were concerned and I was pleasantly surprised. The salmon was absolutely delicious and I do wish there had been a little more of it but I suppose that is an encouraging sign -- when something is so good you wish there were more of it.
The contents of this 9-5/8% package...
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I seem to be in the minority with regards to the flavor, which I thought was a tad on the bland side, but maybe I am spoiled by superior tasting Kashi frozen meal products. One thing that Kashi does not have, however, is salmon meals. This meal delivers in that regard - I thought the salmon had great texture and a nice flavor and it is wild to boot. Overall, I don't think that there's much to complain about with this meal, but I think it stops short of being above average due to flavor issues ... there's not much.
