I am stuck with 3 more of the Turkey and Potatoes in my freezer, the potatoes are so bad I can't stomach them. Please put some real potatoes in this meal. Turkey and grave are good.

ElizabethNM

Brooksville florida

If I could give it less than 1 star I would. Watery, terrible taste, mostly (bad tasting) watery gravy . Don't waste your money. P.S. I am a faithful and happy Weight Watchers member

mskit123

southern oregon

Both the turkey and mashed potatoes were tasteless; terrible; disgusting. As an alternative I suggest Marie Callender's Honey Roasted Turkey Breast - very tasty mashed potatoes and good turkey (sometimes you get a small piece mixed in, not so good). Even more so the Lean Cuisine Roasted Turkey & Vegetables (basically beans) - the turkey is consistently very good and veggies also very good. Both of these products are on sale frequently and offer a better value of price per unit of food.

GreggT15

Seattle, WA

This really used to be one of my favorite meals. I don't think the nutritional value was altered that much under the new points plus system as much as the potatoes. The Smart Ones dishes are really valuable for me because they are such a convenient, smart way to incorporate portion control into my diet. The taste compared to homemade turkey and dressing obviously is not possible, but it tastes as good as Dinty Moore's version of the meal which has more fat, calories, and sodium. This is like a much healthier version and I really do like the gravy more so than the potatoes which are smashed now and not mashed. Those used to taste much better so you need the gravy. In spite of the changes the meal still helps me maintain my weight and its one that i just as easily pick up when I am doing my weekly shopping as any of my other favorites to add more variety to my meal planning.

shunntwo

USA

I really wanted to like Stouffer's Smart Ones slow roasted turkey breast meal but I thought it really lacked in flavor. There was just something missing. You get a fair amount of food in this dinner and it did fill me up. I just wish it hadn't been so bland. I probably won't buy again.

cpeg85

USA

I love almost every Smart Ones frozen meal that I have ever tried. These people know how to do frozen food! No joke!! I like the slow roasted turkey because it is a simple classic, not fancy meal. I am just a simple southern girl and I don't like some of the new frozen food they keep coming up with lately. They are recipes that I am not fond of with flavors that I don't usually eat. This is just perfect for me. Sometimes I add bacon bits to the mashed potatoes or eat some crackers with it which probably defeats the purpose. Hey at least I'm not eating "Fast Food", though, right? ? :) I always buy this one. It is a staple frozen food for me. I highly recommend it. Yummy and very filling! Enjoy!

Apilady

Jacksonville, TX

I really enjoyed this dinner.  It was easy to heat and tasted homemade.  The turkey was tender and flavorful and the gravy really pulled it all together.  A quick salad on the side and my meal was made!  The mashed poatatos were a little gluey and hard to swallow, but overall the product was very good.  It also needed a tad bit more salt.

bahamamama47

Albuquerque, NM

I buy the Weight Watchers frozen entrees for the days I just can't bear to eat left overs for lunch and for when I have little to no time. While the portion in this one is small, the points are as well, it is more than satisfying.  Turkey medallians are tender enough to cut with the side of a spoon, not a lot of those though but the potatoes with the gravy are yummy.  Makes me feel like I'm eating a real meal.  I eat the whole thing with a spoon to move the gravy around.  One of my favorites. And even though its a small portion I'm satisfied afterwards.  If not I had a portion of veggies with the meal and then a piece of fruit later on.

MommaDO

Owings Mills, MD

To me this dish tastes like Thanksgiving anytime of the year.  It is low in points and very satisfying.  I lost 60 pounds several years ago using weight watchers and this is one of my favortie meals. 

emmasmom18

Athens, AL

Weight Watchers Slow Roasted Turkey is one of my top five favorite Weight Watchers' meals.  It's just like having Thanksgiving dinner in portion-controlled serving sizes.  In fact, on Thanksgiving if I have the slow roasted turkey for lunch, I don't overdo it when it's time to eat the real turkey meal.  The food is delicious, well seasoned and only 4 points, leaving you plenty of room to budget in your other meals and snacks.  However, because the portion size is so small, I always have a salad or either fruit and yogurt to complement the meal. 

barnesod

Belleville, IL