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Scott and Jon's shrimp scampi pasta bowl!


I got the idea to do a blog post after I ate it, so I must apologize that there won't be a picture of the unboxed food.

But there is a video review, if you want to see the food outside of the box and cooked! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DyLf1pVOc54

This is my first time doing this, and I have a lot to learn!

I decided to do microwave dinner reviews, because the quality of microwave dinners has highly increased, and it deserves recognition. Microwave dinners are way more accessible, and healthier then they were before, and the quality has gone up extremely within the past five years.

with microwave dinners becoming more accessible and healthier, they're also in better packaging. a lot of the packaging is recyclable, and some of them are even compostable! And as you can tell by the packaging, they are considering people counting calories, how much protein people are taking in, and other things, depending on what they're trying to sell. The efforts that are being made should be recognized.

The review:

I got this for $3.99 plus tax. I would say that it was small for the price, but worth it for the quality of food. The noodles were medium length and thick, the seasoning was light and mild, and definitely flavorful. And the shrimp was juicy, and flavorful, and there were more than three. I would say nine.

My only problem was the price for the portion. It was 8 oz or 227g, but I understand this is about quality over quantity. If you're looking for a full meal, have other things with this dish.

if you have the budget, go for it. If you don't, there are plenty of other microwavable meals with larger portions for the price!

Thank you for reading, and happy microwave dining!
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