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South Beach Diet Frozen Dinners


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Ok, so on these frozen dinners that my hubby eats all of the time, it always says whether it has wheat or not and I know Kraft will clearly list wheat. However, does anyone else eat them? I'm not sure about cross contamination, although I enjoy many Kraft products with no problems whatsoever.

Anyway, if anyone does eat the South Beach Diet frozen dinners that do not have wheat, would you let me know? I'm dying to try one! Or, let me know if you have any info.


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I tried one once, it wasn't bad at all. It was a chicken something with broccoli. I looked at their new asian inspired ones, of course all contain wheat (soy sauce). bleh! I would try the chicken one (can't remember the name) again. It's good in a pinch.

I also like their meal replacement bars. A couple of those are ok also. They are sold in the slim fast/weight loss section of the stores. I eat them for breakfast on the go occasionally.

-Jessica :rolleyes:

Ok, so on these frozen dinners that my hubby eats all of the time, it always says whether it has wheat or not and I know Kraft will clearly list wheat. However, does anyone else eat them? I'm not sure about cross contamination, although I enjoy many Kraft products with no problems whatsoever.

Anyway, if anyone does eat the South Beach Diet frozen dinners that do not have wheat, would you let me know? I'm dying to try one! Or, let me know if you have any info.

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I read this post and decided to try one. I got the Caprese Chicken. I used to eat Lean Cuisines all the time, so I usually like frozen meals and I don't usually add salt to anything. This one needed salt and pepper, but then it was ok. I didn't get sick, so that is the important part. I would eat it again if I needed something quick, but it won't ever be a favorite.

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