Last night, I had the opportunity to try a frozen
Boston Market Sweet and Sour Chicken dinner, and I'm very glad I did so. Not only was this frozen dinner quite tasty, but it was priced at only $4 at a Hartford, Connecticut, Sam's Food Store.
Being a semi-regular customer at a local Boston Market restaurant, I'm accustomed to them serving pretty tasty, high-quality food. Such is the case with their frozen sweet and sour chicken dinner.
Normally, Boston Market is not associated with Asian food, but this frozen meal is the closest to restaurant-style and quality that I've found yet.
The dinner contains a decent amount of good-tasting, breaded chicken pieces coated in a delicious sweet and sour sauce. Accompanying the chicken is a large mound of vegetable fried rice studded with carrots, peppers and peas.
If you're looking for a flavorful, frozen, Asian-style dinner, look no further than the Boston Market Sweet & Sour Chicken dinner. Chances are good that you'll be very satisfied.
Nutritional Facts
Each 14 ounce package of Boston Market Sweet and Sour Chicken dinner contains 640 calories, with 130 calories from fat. This dinner also contains 15 grams total fat, 0 grams trans fat, 30 mg of cholesterol, 1490 mg of sodium, 35 grams of sugars and 20 grams of protein, per one-package serving.
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