The price is the same as Stouffer's normal entrées at about $3.99 a box or ranging around $2 on sale.
The name "Farmer's Harvest" seems a bit off to me and makes me think of something a bit more rustic other than sea salt, olive oil, and whole grains. This particular box featured just olive oil and sea salt and not whole grains. I can understand the use of olive oil but sea salt to me is sometimes just a difference in texture and other times, there's no difference at all.
The pasta portion was a little bit overly salty for me. I could have eaten the vegetable medley in conjunction with the pasta to balance out the saltiness but I didn't. There was a decent amount of chicken in the meal and it looked like it had been grilled or cooked with some dry heat resulting in a very nice color to the chicken pieces. The pasta itself wasn't quite al dente but still decent and the sauce wasn't too heavy or green.
I liked how the vegetables turned out; they retained a good bit of freshness and texture instead of being overdone and soggy as is often the case.. I could see that the red peppers had, in fact, been grilled at some point. I wouldn't say it was very buttery though.
Overall, I'd get this one again but would be sure to eat the vegetable medley between bites of the pasta.
Nutritional Info - Stouffer's Farmer's Harvest Roasted Chicken & Bowtie Pasta (228g)
Calories - 420 (from Fat - 160)
Fat - 18g (Saturated Fat - 6g)
Sodium - 840mg
Carbs - 46g (Sugar - 6g)
Protein - 22g
my stores dont carry that variety of stoufers meals or i would have tried them!
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