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[tamborine]

Woman excited at feeding man microwave meals.

I think its sexist - do you?

[Canary42]

Their strong point is storage - fridge/freezer not required for long term storage. Their weak point IMHO is the texture which in a lot of the ones I've sampled is rather sticky and/or mushy. There are a few decent ones however. Very good to have a few for emergency/standby purposes, but not for regular eating. They have got 4½ star rating on Trustpilot.

They're floating the Company very shortly so if you want a slice of ownership, act now. I would be wary, their current success may well decline once the pandemic fades and we can get out and about shopping again. (Warning: This is a passing comment only, and is not in any sense a recommendation or otherwise to buy any shares)

[david small]

Their Irish stew and beef stew are not bad.

[woofgang]

Vagus there are much better options!

[Vagus]

I’m sure there are Woof, but sometimes it depends what you’re used to. I can imagine that some folk would just be glad to have some sustenance delivered.
Can’t imagine I ever would but who knows :/

[pastafreak]

I'm deeply suspicious of the nutritional value of anything made to be stored with no refrigeration. That's just me.

[davebro]

I would only resort to these (or frozen delivered meals like Wiltshire) if I definitely couldn't go out to shop or shop on line from a normal supermarket.

Ready meals in the shops are far superior in taste & portion size and about half the cost. IMV