Banquet Chicken Pot Pie, Frozen Meal, 7 oz.

I am a customer not a employee I should not have to check myself out unless I'm getting paid and the rest of the benefits if Walmart is so cheap you don't have enough employees you should close the doors and the employees you have don't do anything just stand there and act stupid

When I order home delivery and you offer a product and you don't have it in store and then you expect need to wait a month to get it and I still haven't got it and I don't care if it was a third-party involved you are responsible for what I ordered off your websiteso I am expecting my delivery to be made. Can you tell me what your problem is?

Combined this with ramen to come up with the finest inflation-beating dinner of all time, designed by me anyway. Rest of you got any like-minded ideas, send 'em along. Topping my best budget-buster can only help us all beat the Fed and win its snarky game.

I cook this in my oven as directions say for conventional oven and it comes out great. The only problem I see is that if you have a good appetite you may want to cook 2 for a big appetite, just saying and you can't beat the price. 1 was just right for a smaller appetite.

A quick, economical meal, lots of calories for the portion size, filling and long lasting. More than a snack, maybe a small meal. Turkey pot pie is similar, maybe slightly better than chicken for the same price and size. It "bleeds" contents in a microwave, so put it on a tray or plate of some kind. Clings to the paper pie plate, gotta scrape it out. Otherwise, no complaints and a good value.