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Heinz Weight Watchers Chicken Hotpot

 
Description: Ready Meals / Tender pieces of chicken breast combined with select vegetables in a white sauce topped with parmentier ... more
Heinz Weight Watchers Chicken Hotpot ... potatoes.

Newest Review: ... calories and fat in order to achieve this. This hotpot is no different. Taste ------ I really enjoyed this meal. It has a ... more

 ... very creamy, mushroomy sauce which really sets off the rest of the food nicely. It comes with chicken and an assortment of vegetables, as you would expect from a hotpot. The one downside was that because the chicken has been microwaved it is slightly rubbery in texture, however, you get this from most microwaveable products so it did not really surprise me. Price ------ The price of this product is farily reasonable. In my local costcutter they come in at about the £1.80 mark, which is pretty reasonable for a ready ...more

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lizzz
Premium Review Heinz Weight Watchers Chicken Hotpot: Hot Chick! (382 words)
by - written on 25/03/08 (Very useful, 94 readings)
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A couple of years ago I called round to my sister's house and she was just finishing her lunch. I couldn't help but notice just how nice her lunch smelt so asked her what she had. It was a Heinz Weight Watchers Chicken Curry. My sister isn't fat in any way so I asked her why she was eating Weight Watchers (WW) food. 'Because they taste great!' was the answer. Fair enough. So I bought a WW Chicken Curry, and it tasted really good, see my previous Dooyoo review on it. When I bought the chicken curry I noticed WW had a whole range of quick ready meals, one of which being WW Chicken Hotpot. The Chicken Hotpot consists of slices of chicken breast in a creamy sauce ...  Read the complete review

flodombey
Premium Review Nice But Salty (495 words)
by - written on 28/08/09 (Very useful, 23 readings)
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I bought 3 of the frozen meals from this range on offer in Asda this week as I knew that over the next few weeks I am going to have a coulple of nights where I only need cook for myself due to the other half being otherwise engaged. The offer was 3 meals for £4, making each meal work out at £1.33, individually they retail at £1.46 so while this isnt an exceptional saving it does mean a saving of around 40p off the three meals in total. I do generally like these meals and have yet to find one that I do not really like, the fact that they are already points calculated and can go straight from freezer to microwave is an added bonus and makes for a speedy and ...  Read the complete review

cstag
Premium Review Heinz Weight Watchers Chicken Hotpot: Yummy! Yummy! and good on my Tummy! (554 words)
by - written on 27/05/09 (Very useful, 33 readings)
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I normally feel a bit guilty about purchasing Ready Meals and not cooking a proper meal - however occasionally I do work odd hours so I don't want to come in late and start cooking with saucepans and what not! I am also a follower of Weight Watchers (or Hippo Club as my mean elder brother refers to it!), so I do also count food points on a daily basis - therefore trying the Chicken Hot Pot (with its amount of points neatly labeled on the front) seemed like a very good idea! The theory behind Weight Watchers for those unfamiliar with it - is that each food is allocated a certain number of points. Those that are following the programme have a certain number of ...  Read the complete review

abercrombie92
Premium Review Chicken Hotpot - to buy, or not buy (again), that is the que ... (748 words)
by - written on 22/04/09 (Very useful, 132 readings)
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What's better than a lovely home cooked meal? Something that tastes just as great as a home cooked meal, but only takes 8 minutes to cook and isn't going to make you gain 10lbs. For the past month or so, I've been eating the Weight Watchers ready meals nearly everyday, not just because of their low calorie content, but because they genuinely taste wonderful! So what's on the menu today? Chicken Hotpot. According to the front of the box, "Tender chicken breast slices in a delicate creamy sauce, with carrots, peas and mushrooms, topped with crispy parmentier potatoes." The meal comes in a black plastic tray, inside a ...  Read the complete review

totalserenity
Premium Review Heinz Weight Watchers Chicken Hotpot: IT'S CHICKEN LICKIN' GOOD, FOLKS! (1090 words)
by - written on 03/04/09 (Very useful, 216 readings)
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Had to write about my most much-loved frozen ready meal of Weight Watchers from Heinz - it's been an old tried and tested must-have favourite of mine, plus its chicken lickin' good, folks! As some of you will know I'm a Weight Watchers Gold member, but what I've not mentioned until now is that this is my third, and to date, most successful goal weight achievement. Now for those of you - like myself, who sweat through just about every dirty rotten diet plan on the market will know, 'extreme healthy eating purgatory' as I not-so-fondly call it, can be excruciatingly difficult. Depravation of any means can be soul destroying, but when it's ...  Read the complete review

 

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