The World's Most Ridiculous Frozen Foods

1-28-2011 @8:37PM Andy said... C'mon, really? Welsh rarebit is better than any Stouffer's product on the market, i'll take that over crappy meatloaf or mushy overcooked stuffed peppers any day of the week. And Cincinnati Chili? Food of the gods, my friends. Actually taste these products before knocking them. Also, those microwave pork rinds are pretty damn delicious
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1-29-2011 @3:45AM Mekhong Kurt said... I got quite a smile out of this, even when I thought one of the foods -- or the idea of it, if not maybe the specific product -- is good. Take the chili spaghetti, for instance. I'm a Texan, so Tex-Mex chili has always been a big deal for me, and I routinely eat chili con carne on spaghetti noodles. I also make chili macaroni, which is basically the same thing. I don't see that as significantly different from putting an Italian meat sauce on spaghetti.

Anyway -- ;^)
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1-29-2011 @10:08AM Bernie B said... It's not a frozen pickle, it's a Pickle flavored Pop-sickle. Frozen brine? Yuck
Chicken Rings were made popular by White Castle, so a bit out of place on the list

Most of the other picks I could understand as they don't translate well into frozen food (like Spagetti or sushi).

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1-29-2011 @3:27PM gobo said... The author of this article comes off as an illiterate, uncultured jerk. As far as I can tell, they simply found pictures of "wacky foods" on a Google Image search, didn't bother to research them, and started mocking them to fill space. Worthless.
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1-30-2011 @12:15AM Aloisius said... Wait. Why do Obama Fingers have a picture of one of the Golden Gate bridge towers on them?
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1-30-2011 @10:46AM Kelly said... I also have to concur that the Welsh Rarebit is one of the best Stouffer's products on the market, and one of the few frozen meals I buy. Over toast, it's a perfect comfort food. What's wacky about it?
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1-31-2011 @7:20AM judy said... I agree with the other Stoffles rarebit lovers..it's a staple for me, I love it. But nor so frozen sushi or pickle pops. I commented on FB that I think my grandsons would love at least 6 of these WTF foods, so don't knock it, all bit maybe 2 seem entirely plausible.
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1-31-2011 @8:15AM John F.C. Taylor said... Ridiculous only if you have a very narrow opinion of what foods should be considered good. If Jelly Belly can come out with some of the flavors they have for jelly beans, why not a pickle flavored popcicle? Watch Travel Channel or Food Network. You'll see a lot more unusual items being made there. It is just being a food snob to make a list like this.
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1-31-2011 @9:13AM jh00v said... Why all of this language in an aol .slash/foods article and comments???
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SOMETHING WRONG HERE !!!

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1-31-2011 @10:20AM harley said... At least my favorites were`nt on the list"Chittlins on a Stick".
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1-31-2011 @11:03AM Patrick R said... I'm honestly amazed by how many readers on a food blog would step up to defend these products. It's all junk food of one kind or another, and in some cases really poor versions of said junk food. There's nothing wrong with a guilty pleasure now and then, but let's at least admit that that's what it is. Nothing to get riled up about.
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1-31-2011 @11:15AM Lily said... "honestly, does anybody really need a box of frozen crustless peanut butter and jelly sandwiches?"

Yes. Peanut butter is a healthy alternative to grabbing a burger and fries in the middle of the workday, and it's incredibly convenient to be able to grab one out of the freezer as you're rushing to get out the door in the morning to have it thawed and ready to eat by lunchtime. Plus, they're delicious.
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1-31-2011 @1:13PM Billy said... This is a form of advertising. You read the ariticle. You may see these in the store. Someone will buy the poducts who had never noticed them before.
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2-14-2011 @12:11PM j.spraggins said... I enjoy the crustless pb&j's, their quick, and toaster friendly. They make me feel like a kid. Grab and Go.. not the best snack out there, but sometimes you just want a smidge of guilt.

But everyone getting up in arms over a buzzfeed article needs to really just chill, the whole site is pretty much meant in jest and to be taken with a grain of salt. :D
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