18 Jun, 2009

Episode 116: Boston Market Beef Steak & Noodles

Posted by: Gregory Ng: The Frozen Food Master


Although the words “beef steak” and “noodles” in this Boston Market Beef Steak & Noodles made my mouth water, I must admit, I could not get past the image on the box. What were these pieces of meat that were ham-like on the inside and charred on the outside. This is one of those times I was hoping the box picture DID NOT match the actual product.

Nutritional Facts:
Serving Size: 1 package 396g
Servings per container: 1
Calories: 460
Calories from Fat: 110
Total Fat: 12g
Saturated Fat: 4.5g
Trans Fat: 0.5g
Cholesterol: 70mg
Sodium: 960mg
Total Carb: 58g
Dietary Fiber: 4g
Sugars: 3g
Protein: 29g

Price: $4.35


This product has received a rating of
Rating: 2.5

Category: 2.5 Star| Boston Market| Dinner| Microwaveable| Video Reviews



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  • ShaneH
    Boston market doesn't have a good track record on FreezerBurns. I havn't had them but because of their restaurants you would think they would put out a better product. Someone else mentioned claim jumper and the one or two frozen meals I have had, although plentiful in serving size, didn't impress me much.
  • 18DJim
    Boston Market and Claim Jumper frozen meals on sale for $2 at Kroger here in central Indiana.
  • MJ
    http://www.cretafarms.com/retail/products/image...

    http://foodphotoblog.com/wp-content/uploads/blo...
    Beef with crust.

    Its your friend. Dont be afraid of it...

    From my personal experience, I bet the total lack of shroomage was poor quality control.
  • Ton-ton meat, that's hilarious...but judging from the box, it looks to be true!
  • Juan
    Just wanna tell ya greg this week it kinda felt like you jiped us on episodes. Hopefully next week you'll have some more full episodes as well as a Banquet review.
  • meg
    I'm giving Juan here the benefit of the doubt and think he was just kidding. Next time put a :) after your comment, then it will be clearer.

    As for Banquet reviews, you can only do so many of those....otherwise your heart and stomach will rebel ;)
  • Wauh, wauh, wauh Juan....Greg does ALL of this without asking for anything in exchange. You should be appreciative that he does even one full review a month. I do think you probably got spoiled when he went on a tear there though :)

    Look around and try to find someone putting out this much content (especially video/not live) on a regular basis...If you know anyone let me know becuase I'd love to watch it too.

    I'm sure you mean well, obviously otherwise you wouldn't want more, but it's always a better idea to praise than criticize.
  • freezerburns
    Juan, Sorry you feel that way. The weekly schedule of 2 or 3 full length reviews and 2 one word reviews is actually what the norm was up to about a month ago. If you are a new watcher of Freezerburns you probably got spoiled with the recent trend I had with 5 full lengths a week. Sorry to disappoint! :(

    Now that I have also introduced Fryer Burns to the segment list, you should expect to see only 3 full length reviews a week: Monday, Wednesday, and Friday moving forward.
  • Sarge
    Greg is best bud to our tastebuds. I have a Freezerburns sticker on the bumper of my pickup truck now thanks to Mr Ng.
  • What I don't get is: if the trans fat aren't helping the taste of these things at all, then what's the point? I realize that trans fats are horrible for you, but if the taste is there then once in a while it's something I can just ignore. But it's not like these dishes would lose a whole heck of a lot if they dropped the trans fat--they're usually not very good to begin with!
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