There is something about the turkey dinner that seems to have a long heritage amongst frozen meal providers. It's only natural that Atkins would add this to their selection of new frozen dinners. It's a pretty simple idea with turkey pieces and fresh green beans smothered in a brown gravy and its a meal most people should enjoy as it is pretty basic flavors.
In terms of taste, this meal was a little bland for me. I had to salt it a bit to get the food to taste a bit more flavorful. I blame the gravy for that. It just has a bland taste. The turkey doesn't taste very strong either. Either the gravy masks the taste, or just being frozen makes it bland. Either way nothing to write home about. However, there is something about this combo that has a comfort food feel to it. It feels nice to eat, even if the taste isn't all there. Is that weird to say? Sometime you want a no frills turkey and green bean kinda meal.
Anyway, only 6G carbs when its all done, so its still a nice option for those of us in a hurry. Might want to season it up bit on your own though.
In terms of taste, this meal was a little bland for me. I had to salt it a bit to get the food to taste a bit more flavorful. I blame the gravy for that. It just has a bland taste. The turkey doesn't taste very strong either. Either the gravy masks the taste, or just being frozen makes it bland. Either way nothing to write home about. However, there is something about this combo that has a comfort food feel to it. It feels nice to eat, even if the taste isn't all there. Is that weird to say? Sometime you want a no frills turkey and green bean kinda meal.
Anyway, only 6G carbs when its all done, so its still a nice option for those of us in a hurry. Might want to season it up bit on your own though.
