Are pot pies the most disappointing entrees ever?

[originalpckelly]

[Shell Beau]

1. Not if they are homemade!!!

:9

[MissMillie]

14. bingo!

How you doing, mom?

[Patiod]

2. No, they are comfort food

warm and filling, with lots of carbs and salt - 2 of my 3 favorite food groups

[Rabrrrrrr]

3. Depends on where you get them; but yeah, most times, they've been disappointing.

I'm like, "You coulda put some FUCKING HERBS IN HERE you jackasses!!!" or "You coulda taken this outta the oven 20 MINUTES BEFORE YOU CHARRED THE CRUST you fuckwipes!!"

And thus, I never order potpie at a restaurant anywhere. Can't be trusted.

However, the frozen potpies - even though they are entirely made of processed shit - are tasty, and once or twice a year I succumb to temptation to have a few.

[SacredCow]

4. No....

That distinction belongs to frozen fried chicken TV dinners....

:puke:

[harmonicon]

5. yes.

[Danger Mouse]

6. Yes. I'm not a fan of teh pot pies.

[davsand]

7. The BEST trash food ever!!!!

Salt, carbs and fat--WHAT more can anyone ask for in a disposable tray????


I grew up on the Banquet Chicken pot pies and they still tempt me every so often. It is a horrible thing to have to walk on past them, but I just can't have all that sodium anymore.


:(


Laura

[KurtNYC]

8. Yes, because there is no pot in them!

[fizzgig]

9. if you buy the crappy $.88 frozen ones at the grocery store

but not if you make them at home :9

[Inchworm]

10. Not real pot-pie - great!

Now I have a craving...

:hi:

[monmouth]

11. Marie Callendar's are pretty good...n/t

[Shell Beau]

12. I also like Pepperidge Farm and Stouffers.

[SmokingJacket]

13. Amy's are good.

Pricey, but mmmmmmmmmmm

[DS1]

15. Dammit, now I want one from the farmer's market down the road

fresh veggies AND local organic and humanely grown chickens. Well, up to the point of murder and disassembling.