HORMEL COMPLEATS Turkey & Dressing Microwave Tray, 10 oz. (6 Pack)

Better than i expected. I made a serving of instant mashed potatoes, heated the turkey and gravy for 90 seconds poured it over the potatoes and had a good meal. It could use a little spicing up, but better than some of the frozen dinners.

The turkey one has no hot spices or pepper. Yay. Love the dressing. I side it with whole cranberry sauce.

This Is Not The Same Quality As In Years Past, However The Nice Piece Of Chicken BreastMade It Worth Buying Again. !!!!

I could not wait for Thanksgiving this year I had to have some turkey, stuffing, cranberry sauce and gravy today! This microwaved meal heats up in about 1 1/2 minutes (1 minute in my microwave was not enough but maybe it will be for you) and then you let it sit for 1 minute before eating.I got some Ocean Spray canned jellied cranberry sauce and I was happy as could be having my own little Thanksgiving meal! You could add in some heated green beans and any other fixings you want like Jell-O salads.I thought the turkey itself had a good firm texture and the gravy was delicious. The stuffing has celery in it so a little bit of crunch too. Overall I'd say I was very satisfied with this meal and it was way quicker than cooking a whole turkey! I did not find this overly salty at all and even added a little of my own seasoning salt - just a small shake of the salt shaker.~The Rebecca Review

I did not care for this one.,but that is my personal taste. Stuffing was blah.

I like it. I will buy it again.I rarely eat Hormel Compleats as shelf stable meals in tiny portions don't really do it for me. But I bought these on a whim. I am looking to make a more robust pantry with a wider variety of items that include shelf stable meals like this. For ultra convenience, for emergency, for getting ahead of inflation and shortages. Just want something to eat. Heated is best, but could be consumed at room temp too.I really expected the worst. I know I had one of their concoctions several years back and didnt care for it. But I gave this a go (impulse purchase), and was pleasantly surprised by the rather good taste, an overall good texture.The stuffing is more of a gravy blob, but there are bits of celery or something that add to the texture. I really liked it. The turkey is a compressed patty that will flake apart or stay together depending on how you cut into it (no knife needed, very soft). Similar to canned turkey or chicken. At least is isnt a sponge loaf of unknown origin. I could tell it was turkey.Can't beat the prep time. Just a minute give or take in the microwave. Stack these puppies high in the cupboard and you've got an easy meal anytime. If you have a big appetite like me then I would flesh it out with some noodles, mashed potatoes, rice or something bulky like that. Ooh maybe some toast or a good hunk of bread. Then maybe a vegetable if you have any. But if you are a light eater or someone who simply doesnt eat much yet wants the convenience and the variety (looking at you seniors!) then this is an option. No need to fuss.I imagine perception of taste will vary. I cant say these are the new Holy Grail of shelf stable quick meals. But they have their place in my home and in my belly.

More fresh and less money than store=great purchase, can use the left over trays to make small sand castles.

Very tasty! I would suggest adding mashed potatoes on the side since there is really too much gravy for the turkey and dressing.