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What can I add to my TV tray dinners to spice them up?

>> No.13816369

>>13816363
cyanide

>> No.13816374

>>13816363
Why did you buy such a small dinner? You should have bought a Hungry-Man TV dinner.

>> No.13816375

>>13816369
Thats mean, Anon.

>> No.13816382

>>13816374
Because I'm not a fat fuck that needs 2000 calories every meal

>> No.13816383

TV "dinners" are such a blatantly overpriced rip off. You'd have to be retarded to buy them.

>> No.13816386

>>13816363
hot sauce on the macaroni

>> No.13816391

>>13816386
this, hot sauce + macaroni is good

>> No.13816393

>>13816386
That doesn't sound bad, but I have no hot sauce on me at the moment.

>> No.13816399

>>13816393
I have a giant bottle of cheap mexican shit someone gave me and it does wonders for bland macaroni

>> No.13816400

>>13816382
Hungry-Man TV dinners do not have that many calories you goof

>> No.13816411

>>13816400
They still have more than a Stouffer's.

>> No.13816430

>>13816363

i fry two eggs while the meal is cooking and just drop them on the meat side of the tray. amazing.

>> No.13816436

>>13816430
Do you fry them in vegetable oil or butter? Also, do you fry them hard or sunny side up or what?

>> No.13816440

>>13816363
a wife

>> No.13816441

>>13816411
You gotta eat like 4 Stouffer's to get full though, so you end up eating more calories than you would just eating Hungry-Man

>> No.13816446

>>13816436

bacon grease usually, and i fry them over easy/medium

>> No.13816448

>>13816363
Hot sauce on the macaroni, worcestershire on the "meat"

>> No.13816451

>>13816441
All I had was that Stouffer and I'm pretty much full.

>> No.13816452

>>13816440
True. Do you want to be mine?

>> No.13816455

>>13816446
That sounds good. I think I'll try that.

>> No.13816457

>>13816451
You must be a very petite woman

>> No.13816466

>>13816457
I actually would consider myself somewhat of an athlete. I do martial arts.
Male by the way.

>> No.13816470

>>13816452
thats gay

>> No.13816477

>>13816470
Too bad. I bet you'd make a good wife, Anon, considering you browse /ck/.

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13816663

>>13816393
Ok
Officially this is one of those sad threads

Now if you excuses me I'm gonna die somewhere else

>> No.13816780

>>13816363
>Not buying the Nashville Hot Fried Chicken ones
>Getting shitty hamburger meat with crappy gravy
You did this to your own self.

>> No.13816788

>>13816363
parsely

>> No.13816812

>>13816382
>drinks coke
ok lard ass.

>> No.13816838

>>13816363
Actual cooking skills

>> No.13816850

>>13816780
What is Nashville Hot?

>> No.13816853

>>13816383
You pay for convenience.

>> No.13816862

>>13816382
You say that while you're eating no fruits, vegetables and drinking a soda

>> No.13816869

>>13816850
Fried Chicken made a with crispy hot and honey skin. Pairs very well with mac n cheese, and a glass of cold iced tea.

>> No.13818082

Worst her hire sauce

>> No.13818086

a TV.

>> No.13818313

>>13816363
Just pour some of that Coke over it, and it will be much less offensive.

>> No.13818322

>>13816363
Throw it in the trash

>> No.13818331

>>13816363
Creme de la cock from the swarthiest fellow you can find

>> No.13818333

How to ger heart disease:

>> No.13818352

>>13816363
Lime wedge. Chives. Or eat it with some vinegary coleslaw. Lots of TV dinners lack freshness and acidity.

>> No.13818418

>>13816363
a pile of dogshit

>> No.13818422

Hot sauce.

>> No.13818437

>>13816466
Ah, I see. Flyweight MMA?

>> No.13818445

>>13816363
Peas or carrots. Normally keep a bag of frozen veg lying around to toss into any meal. Easy and convenient.

>> No.13818497

>>13816382
This anon gets it.

>> No.13818506

>>13816363
OK because I have to: heating TV dinners is not cooking. Just sayin

Yeah I know they have their place, but if you learn to cook (more, better, faster, whichever) you'll need to rely on them much less.

Anyway, your question. For me #1 and #2 on the list would be salt and pepper, because virtually everything commercial is underseasoned for me now.

Beyond seasoning, the sky is the limit. Like when I do beans from a can at minimum I add 3 spices and 1 herb, plus more salt.
>inb4 sodium causes high blood pressure

>> No.13818511

>>13816363
the stouffer's mac and cheese with salisbury steak is so fucking good. truly something to seek out during the upcoming apocalypse.