As far as coffee goes, the more “grande”, the better… I'm not particularly fond of Starbucks, but *love* great coffee in general… and lots of it. Perhaps too much of it… no, never mind. There's no such thing as too much coffee.

As for this burrito, I'm actually used to seeing that shredded texture when it comes to chicken in burritos (or fajitas, tacos, etc); it's pretty rare to find large pieces of chicken… so I wasn't surprised by the appearance of the chicken in this burrito. It certainly doesn't look bad, by any means… in fact, it actually looks pretty good to me (the burrito itself; not necessarily the chicken, which looks okay, but not necessarily great); I love the idea of all of those different vegetables together in that burrito… peppers, eggplant, zucchini, yellow squash, onions, black beans… my mouth was actually watering when you were reading the ingredient list. I had to laugh at your apprehension… “are those MUSHROOMS?” I must admit that I would probably have seen it as a positive thing, had there been mushrooms… but that's just my personal taste.

I'm the opposite of you when it comes to the ratio of rice vs. veggies in the burrito… I prefer lots and lots of delicious, fresh veggies, and only a little bit of the rice. Actually, I could do without rice altogether, but that may be because the quality of the rice in most burritos tends to be terrible, in my opinion. Still, I think that just because of my personal taste preferences, I would have enjoyed this product a lot more than you did. The soggy tortilla would have bothered me as well though… still, with it being frozen like that with the sauce on top, I don't see how that could have been avoided. Maybe they should have put the sauce on the side?

Speaking of that green sauce, it did look tasty… nicely surprising that it had a bit of a spicy kick to it as well. As long as it wasn't overwhelming the rest of the ingredients, at least.

In any case, it's too bad that this product didn't meet your expectations… I will have to give it a try for myself to see how I like it, since it sounds like this combination of ingredients would be more appealing to my taste buds than it was to yours. Like you, I have heard a lot of good things about CedarLane products, but have not actually gotten around to trying one yet. I will have to do something about that and give this or one of their other products a try in the near future.

As far as coffee goes, the more “grande”, the better… I'm not particularly fond of Starbucks, but *love* great coffee in general… and lots of it. Perhaps too much of it… no, never mind. There's no such thing as too much coffee.

As for this burrito, I'm actually used to seeing that shredded texture when it comes to chicken in burritos (or fajitas, tacos, etc); it's pretty rare to find large pieces of chicken… so I wasn't surprised by the appearance of the chicken in this burrito. It certainly doesn't look bad, by any means… in fact, it actually looks pretty good to me (the burrito itself; not necessarily the chicken, which looks okay, but not necessarily great); I love the idea of all of those different vegetables together in that burrito… peppers, eggplant, zucchini, yellow squash, onions, black beans… my mouth was actually watering when you were reading the ingredient list. I had to laugh at your apprehension… “are those MUSHROOMS?” I must admit that I would probably have seen it as a positive thing, had there been mushrooms… but that's just my personal taste.

I'm the opposite of you when it comes to the ratio of rice vs. veggies in the burrito… I prefer lots and lots of delicious, fresh veggies, and only a little bit of the rice. Actually, I could do without rice altogether, but that may be because the quality of the rice in most burritos tends to be terrible, in my opinion. Still, I think that just because of my personal taste preferences, I would have enjoyed this product a lot more than you did. The soggy tortilla would have bothered me as well though… still, with it being frozen like that with the sauce on top, I don't see how that could have been avoided. Maybe they should have put the sauce on the side?

Speaking of that green sauce, it did look tasty… nicely surprising that it had a bit of a spicy kick to it as well. As long as it wasn't overwhelming the rest of the ingredients, at least.

In any case, it's too bad that this product didn't meet your expectations… I will have to give it a try for myself to see how I like it, since it sounds like this combination of ingredients would be more appealing to my taste buds than it was to yours. Like you, I have heard a lot of good things about CedarLane products, but have not actually gotten around to trying one yet. I will have to do something about that and give this or one of their other products a try in the near future.