Stove Top [stuffing] instead of potatoes! How common were potatoes??

[OpalCat]

@MeanOldLady

Your TV dinners never contained potatoes? Granted, I have very limited experiences with TV dinners, and have consumed probably five in my entire life, but it was my understanding that potatoes and some meat-like substance is all TV dinners were. You get a slab of grey colored meat covered in gravy, a hunk of goo that supposed to be mashed potatoes, and then maybe corn or something.

I know I said I didn’t remember what was in them the times I ate them (though as I said it was usually Stouffer’s, which tend to be one-item and not a multicourse meal) I just remembered what was in nearly all of them: A brownie. And it usually had a few peas or something cooked into it from a nearby compartment of the tray. The brownies were pretty gross.

[OpalCat]

@OpalCat

Wow so I’ve outlived everyone! I don’t feel that I am missing anything being a vegetarian. Oh and I can’t eat stove top because it has chicken broth in it. I** eat propitiate farm**.

Pepperidge Farm. Stupid tapatalk autocorrect!

[OpalCat]

@CarnalK

Well, that makes this whole potato-ignorance of yours even stranger. About 90% of TV Dinners have mashed potatoes as a side dish.

As I said a few posts ago, my frozen dinners were usually Stouffer’s, and were something like “french bread pizza” (I had that one A LOT) or lasagna or some other one-course thing. I occasionally but rarely got the aluminum tray with different courses in it kinds of dinners.

[Exapno_Mapcase]

@OpalCat

Wow so I’ve outlived everyone! I don’t feel that I am missing anything being a vegetarian. Oh and I can’t eat stove top because it has chicken broth in it. I eat propitiate farm.

Propitiate Farm! I love it! That’s every smug locavore’s dream food source!

I’m going to steal that and use it somehow.

@OpalCat

As I said a few posts ago, my frozen dinners were usually Stouffer’s, and were something like “french bread pizza” (I had that one A LOT) or lasagna or some other one-course thing. I occasionally but rarely got the aluminum tray with different courses in it kinds of dinners.

Stouffer’s turkey dinners have the only mashed potatoes I find edible in frozen foods.

Thanks for answering my questions.