KJ Poultry Kosher Ready Meals - Beef Stuffed Cabbage Rolls, MRE Meat Meals Ready to Eat, Gluten Free (1 Pack) Prepared Entree Fully Cooked, Shelf Stable Microwave Dinner Travel Military Camping

It was very tasty and very messy. For the price, I would like three rolls in there for that price. The mess is easy to fix. 1. Place the tray on a microwave safe plate. 2. Remove the plastic film from the tray. 3. Microwave until it is 165 degrees Fahrenheit The meal was delicious. I would buy this again, but it is cost prohibitive. I am allergic to fish, shellfish and pork, so it is nice to try new things that do not contain pork. It was worth it.

I’m not sure why 41% of reviewers liked this dish enough to give it 5 stars, but I didn’t. I so very much wanted to like these meals, but this is the second one I’ve tried and the second one I don’t like. On occasion, I’ve made cabbage rolls myself - as has my boyfriend, but they never tasted like this. The sauce is not supposed to be sweet. It’s supposed to be the same sauce you would put on pasta. This sauce is not that. It’s way too sweet and takes away from the marinara taste. True cabbage rolls have cooked rice mixed in with the beef before folding into a cabbage leaf. These don’t have any rice. I’m still trying to fathom how some said this was so good they planned on ordering more. They must never have had homemade cabbage rolls, because if they did, they would never eat these again. Besides that, this was way too expensive. $13.00 for 2 very small cabbage rolls. A hungry man would have to eat 6 of these to be satisfied. I ate the 2 in the package and 10 minutes later I was looking for something else. For less than $13, I can get 1/4 pounder burger on a hard roll with everything on it, a large order of fries with brown gravy, and a large root beer float. This doesn’t even come close.

Perfect size for me and my son. We don’t have Kosher delis or grocery stores here. My son won’t eat any non kosher beef or chicken, which is unavailable where we live. We decided to try these Kosher meals. The cabbage rolls were delicious but I recommend a couple of tips. 1. Heat these up at 50% power on your microwave for 3 minutes. The instructions state to heat up at medium heat so we decided to try 50% power. They heated up perfectly without the plastic cover exploding or leaking. 2. Use a serrated steak knife to cut through the plastic cover instead of trying to peel it back. This way, you won’t risk burning yourself from the escaping steam. 3. For a full meal, serve these with hot rice. There’s plenty of tomato sauce to pour the contents over rice for a filling meal. Add a side salad or vegetable and you’ve got a complete lunch or dinner. 4. If you’re a big eater, the serving size of these meals may be too small. If you’re not a big eater, these dinners are perfect. They’re fast and easy and best of all, Kosher. The sauce is on the sweet side. I didn’t mind it because too much salt gives me migraines. Also, these cabbage rolls don’t have MSG, which is another migraine trigger. Normally frozen dinners are too salty or contain MSG. These don’t.

VERT GOOD AND TASTEFUL

Cheaper in retail store and tastes better.

Sauce is too sweet.

A real pleasant surprise not just for being not a "frozen" food but bringing a great Polish delicacy to life and a packaging system made for seniors or others requiring small but delicious meals. I am so surprised and pleased.

Product was delicious