Michael Angelo's Eggplant Parmigiana

This was not too shabby, friends! The price is still cheesing me off, but otherwise, this tasted nice and was a good texture and quantity, too. I like eggplant and having 3 whole fried pieces of it, with cheese! in sauce! seems almost decadent. I guess living alone + pandemic diet is still weighing on my psyche. In any case, it was tasty. No complains other than the price.

Overall
Cost: 4/10
Taste: 7/10

Michael Angelo's Lasagna With Meat Sauce

I ate this extremely resentfully, because it was labelled as 3$ at my store and that's the only reason I bought it, but it rang up as 7$ and even though I said "this should be three dollars" they said "nope, too bad". Darn you, local Acme with only self-checkout that I am too honest to ever rip off and it only ever rips me off. But if I ignore my rage, this is a solid lasagna (for 3$, not for 7$). It's decently filling, there's a lot of tomato sauce, but it's good sauce, spicy and not too watery. Just a little meat and just a little cheese on top, and a decent amount of watery ricott and noodle. It doesn't look like the picture, but it tastes like a quality frozen lasagna. Maybe a bit better than Stauffer's.

Overall
Cost: 3/10
Taste: 7/10

Michael Angelo's Chicken Parmigiana

My boyf said this lasts him 3 meals, but L O L because this is one meal for yours truly. It's 3 ~300cal servings, so maybe it would be good meal for 2 people. Anyway, this is supposed to be made in the oven, but from how it tasted (like a microwave meal) I feel like making it in the microwave would be exactly the same, but faster. The chicken patties are typical frozen chicken parm patties, not terrible but definitely a lot of "filler" in them too. Cheese on top is good. The noodles are too mushy and the sauce is fine. It's not great but it's worse than, like, Pat's. I dunno, maybe I'm just not a family size meal fan because I know I'll eat it all and that's a bad scene.


Overall
Cost: 5/10
Taste: 6/10