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Reddit mentions of Tasty Bite Indian Entree Variety Pack 10 Ounce 6 Count, Fully Cooked Indian Entrées, Includes Bombay Potatoes, Kashmir Spinach, Punjab Eggplant, Channa Masala, Madras Lentils, Vegetable Korma
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BOLD SPICES: Tasty Bite's Indian Entrée Variety Pack is a quick and delicious way to bring bold, Indian spices to your dinner table. With six varieties of delicious Indian entrees, you can enjoy delicious, ready to eat Indian meals any day of the week.EASY AND DELICIOUS: Tasty Bite's Indian Entrees make it easier than ever to have the delicious flavors of Indian curries, sauces and stews in no time at all. Toss the packet into the microwave for 60 seconds then enjoy your delicious, spice-balanced meal.ANCIENT TRADITIONS, EASY MEALS: Flavorful Indian recipes have evolved over thousands of years. We’ve taken this wisdom and sealed it in a convenient package. Our fresh vegetable and lentil Entrées deliver you centuries of taste in less than 60 seconds.FAST, FLAVORFUL, ALL NATURAL: For close to 25 years, Tasty Bite has been making fast, flavorful and all natural ethnic food - including entrees, sauces and rices - to delight consumers, with a focus on supporting local farms and protecting the environment.UNBEATABLE TASTE: Tasty Bite's rices, sauces & entrees compare favorably to similar products from Uncle Ben's, Knorr's, Nishiki, Niko Niko, Fiesta, Lundberg Farms, Mahatma, Barilla, Healthy Choice, Marie Callenders, HMR Entrée, Whole Foods, Southern Living
Specs:
| Number of items | 6 |
| Release date | January 2015 |
| Size | 10 Ounce (Pack of 6) |
| Weight | 0.625 Pounds |
Tasty Bites are pretty light and super easy to pack and prepare. You just have to warm them up on the stove. I really like the Chana Masala one and then I will get a rice one. I will usually mix two Chana Masala packets and a rice packet and warm them all up together. They have a bit of oil in them though, so that would be the only non WFPB thing.
You could also do savory oatmeal for dinner with avacado, a bean, etc since it cooks much faster than rice or quinoa.
https://www.amazon.com/Tasty-Bite-Potatoes-Eggplant-Vegetable/dp/B00S5M3LF6