Just throw the ingredients in a pressure cooker and boom. Meal complete.
each at Walmart, a portion of the proceeds go to a variety of shelters and charities working to fight hunger.that the meals are nutritious. “We are committed, like Tiller & Hatch, to doing good. This partnership offers us the opportunity to provide affordable and nutritious meals to families across America while making significant charitable contributions to shelters and food-based charities across the country.
”Each meal feeds up to four people and can be made by simply dumping the ingredients and some water in aNow, I'm a working mom and a terrible cook – the Taco Bell sack is not pictured in our picnic photo below – so I loved the idea of this because, basically, it meant I didn't have to cook!I decided to test out five of the meals, getting input from my 11-year-old son and my husband.This is your middle-of-the-line chicken tortilla soup.
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