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Sometimes you just can't make it into the kitchen to cook. Dr. Gourmet has reviewed some common convenience foods, ingredients, and restaurant selections so that you know what's worth eating - and what's not.
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Lean Cuisine Southwest-Style Chicken Panini
This is a fair product. Panini sandwiches are now a fixture in fast food outlets all over -- even Starbucks is selling them. This product comes ready to heat in the microwave and eat. It has a "Revolutionary Grilling Tray" included that does help give a slight crusted appearance to the sandwich.
The sourdough type bread is OK until it begins to cool and then is a bit chewy. The filling has a somewhat Southwest flavor to it that is a little better than the filling in the Chicken, Spinach and Mushrooms Panini.
This is actually a better product than some of the panini I have had at fast food joints and is likely better for you. There are better Lean Cuisine products, though, that you might consider keeping on hand for that emergency lunch.
It gets 2 forks. Compared to some panini I have had it is fairly priced at about $3.00.
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