Other than going for the longest name
ever on an entree, I wasn't sure about how I'd like this offering by
Nestle USA Inc out of Ohio. First of all, were they talking North or
South Korea. I didn't want nothing to do with anything Kim Jon-Un
might have had his fat little hands on. So, I assumed it was a south
Korean dish and therefore somewhat safe to consume..
At 320 calories, this offering was not
bad, assuming it would fill me up. Also, the 650 figure for sodium
was a livable amount. At least the food wasn't soaked in salt!
After performing the rather simple
preparation deal in the microwave, I noticed that the meal didn't
look much like the picture displayed on the box, but it was close! It also helped a lot
that I was hungry as this food was a wee bit too sweet for my pallet. If
this is what they eat in Korea, I could better understand why
everyone is skinny. It wasn't something I'd ever order seconds of...
that was for sure! Of the visible vegetables, I was certain of the carrots and only
guessed that what looked like zucchini really was. The cook prime beef steak
was OK and I never really made out the green onions or the host of
ingredients like whey solids, molasses or succinic acid. Not sure
that was really a bad thing. In the final analysis, this meal was
sort of like what I thought K-rations must have tasted like in WWII.
You ate the stuff and then didn't feel too bad about going off to
die.
I rated this entree a 4 on a scale of
10 and honestly do not intend to purchase it again in the future...
unless we have another war or something...
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