Monty by Jim Meddick for October 17, 2014

Sorry, I’m not up with American junk food either.

A Google search indicates they are frozen TV dinners or ready meals.

Boxes usually contain tortillas – small or regular size depends if it’s a kit for tacos or enchiladas/burritos/fajitas, and it also always contain accompanying enchilada/burrito/fajita sauce.

You add chopped meat, as well as sliced or diced/chopped vegetables, and proceed to assemble the meal according to the printed recipe.

Kits like that are actually not frozen, just packed in a thin plasticized alufolia pouches.

It’s also hard to tell they are junk food. Besides meat, vegetables plays a great role in those meals, and you’ll chose more or less vegetables, straight from the garden, or frozen, or canned… So will it be a junk food or not depends how do you prepare it.

They are frozen dinners – beef enchiladas topped with chili sauce and shredded cheese with seasoned rice and refried beans for sides and a cocada pudding for dessert = 1lb of food.

I prefer the “Backyard Barbecue” myself.

I like how Jim “doubled down” on the product placement today, maybe even tripled if you count the clothes from Big and Tall

Bigfoot looks neat in his green shades and Cleveland Browns (?) cap. But even he should think twice about a diet of three cartons of Mexican Fiesta Style Hungry Man dinners! Urpp!Is he a Costco club member?

So that’s why Bigfoots(Bigfeet?) smell so bad!

Just one of the guys.

I guess Costco is out of tree bark and squirrel carcasses.

No beef jerky? I guess those Jack Link’s commercials aren’t accurate then.

they kinda look like frozen TV dinners. He must really like that entrée. I would have mixed it up a little.