One Word Review: Disney Organic Mickey Ravioli

29 Jun, 2009

Posted by: Gregory Ng: The Frozen Food Master

Ravioli shaped like Mickey ears? That’s a no brainer right? Who can hate on anything shaped like Mickey ears? That was my philosophy as I tried the Disney Organic Mickey Ravioli. But will they be magical?

Nutritional Info:
Serving Size: 1 cup (113g)
Calories: 230
Total Fat: 5g
Saturated Fat: 2.5g
Cholesterol: 15mg
Sodium: 160mg
Carbohydrates: 39g
Fiber: 7g
Sugars: 0g
Protein: 10g

Price: $2.75

P.S. as you can hear, my 2 year old was NOT happy when I shot this review.

This product has received a rating of

Rating: 3

Tags: kids, pasta, ricotta

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Jamie Valasek McAvaddy

I have been trying to find these raviolis all over the place. Our local supermarket used to sell them. Could you tell me where you purchased them? Or is there a number on the package that I could call? Thank you so much.

Isabella

Even if something doesn't really look good, I'll end up buying it if it is "mini", strangely colored, or shaped like an animal. I don't know why, but those things just draw me in....

freezerburns

So now that this review is published, let me elaborate. It is always tricky trying to summarize all in one word.

Heres the deal with this product: the only real value it has is your kids will like biting off Mickey's ears. The problem is the actual product isnt even in proportion. It is an oblong Mickey face contrary to the perfectly proportioned face on the box. At least get the shape right if thats your main gimmick!

celticheart

Greg I loved that you did this. With the comment on the product. I love the one word reviews but it's nice to hear more elaborate things about the it after it's been posted! :D

Dan Blomquist

Heh, just a slap a disney cartoon on the front. I don't know why, but it seems to work. Kids are a marketer's best friends.

18DJim

Sorry about your accident Erin. I wish I could do something for you.

celticheart

Thank you Jim.

18DJim

You are welcome Erin.

Echo710

This sounds like a decent enough product (after all, it's hard to go wrong with ricotta-filled ravioli), but not exactly outstanding... obviously the shape is the main selling point. If this ravioli came with some really good marinara sauce, I might think it would be a little more worth my while. (Watching this review, my first thought was "that needs some sauce".)

celticheart

@Bear Gim-Mickey too funny.

May not be magical but it would be fun, kids would be more excited about the shape than the taste.

Gosh I LOVE those wooden "sculptures/wall decorations". Do they have any significance or is it just purely art?