HORMEL COMPLEATS Dumplings & Chicken, 7.5 Ounce (Pack of 7)

I like all the varieties of Hormel. Food is tasty, not too many additives, and does heat in one minute, so it’s very convenient.

This is my unbiased, no discount given review! The portion size for a quick snack, light lunch or dinner is nice, the value for the cost is great, it’s easy to prepare, Filling & good Quality, the Speed of preparing to eat is awesome, it’s cooked just right so with the time it takes to cook/heat, you get a lovely consistency, I will definitely buy again & highly recommended, it’s great when time is limited & a snack or light meal is needed at that moment, give it a try :) truly tasty, nice portion size & filling.

It was pretty good, the amount of chicken chunks surprised me in a good way. The taste of the sauce is excellent, BUT the dumplings were a great disappointment. The dumplings tasted like RAW biscuit dough. Uncooked, completely raw biscuit dough. I don't particularly care for the pasta-like dumplings but that would have been preferable to RAW BISCUITS!

My 80 yr old father loves this flavor. He has tried multiple flavors and this is in the top 3. The only flavor he enjoys more than this is the Swedish Meatballs. We love the ease of the heating directions, cooking and is a quick easy meal. Which makes it so much easier for him to still have a little independence some of his own meals. They are a decent size meal and usually last 2 meals for him. The meal is the perfect consistency and is not dry, even after he reheats it a couple times. He gives it 2 thumbs up.

Okay for an emergency meal. I found the meal to be a bit slimy and the dumplings felt like gummy biscuits in the mouth.

I love Hormels microwave dishes. So easy and quick to make and they have always tasted pretty good for what they offer. I got excited seeing they had chicken dumplings, but was quickly disappointed. These are not chicken dumplings. They are dough balls with some chicken bits, like the leftover grizzle chicken bits you get after baking a chicken. And the dumplings aren't dumplings, they are dough balls. No flavor, just pasta dough balls. Imagine rolling up balls of pasta dough and throwing them in a dish. It's a cash grab. A way to get money from you while you pay for the lowest quality ingredients you can imagine. Very disappointed and will stick with the pasta or rice dishes.

It's the same as if you buy it in the store

Just what was write and great deal