Annie's Pizza Poppers Uncured Pepperoni

 Annie's Pizza Poppers Uncured Pepperoni are the kind of thing I like to nuke until they are crunchy. There is something wrong with me but these aren't bad. I'm not saying they're as good as pizza but these are good. They make a good snack. Two thumbs up... or is that two chins? I hate being a fat man.

Annie's Cheesy Rice Pizza

 Annie's Cheesy Rice is some kind of hippie product that is supposed to be good for you. Their Pizza flavor tastes nothing like pizza. I mean, pizza can take a lot of forms, and I guess there is some pizza that tastes like this. I think you could even spread this over pizza  and so make pizza taste like this. Still, if you are hoping for a cheese pizza taste you will be disappointed. Annie's Cheesy Rice Pizza is not bad nor is it very good, but rather something to make your meal a little more interesting. 

 Good try, now try harder Annie's.

Annie's Classic Shells & Cheese with Hidden Veggies

 Annie's Classic Shells & Cheese with Hidden Veggies is a microwave side dish that can go with most meals. A variant on good old mac and cheese but made for a world where people just shove crap in their face all day.

This is a better for you alternative that is at least as good as some of the bad for you brands out there. It's not as rich as it could be but then rich food made me into what I am today...a four hundred pound blob.

Annie's Original Crescent Rolls

 

Annie's Original Crescent Rolls are hard to get out of the tube. Once you get them out of the tube the tube tells you to cook them too long. If you can manage to cook these right and not burn them they're really good. You can get better ones at Costco but these are fresh from the oven so, meh, just about as good.

Annie's Homegrown Organic Frosted Oat Flakes

 Annie's Homegrown Organic Frosted Oat Flakes are great. I mean, if you read this blog long enough you know I'm down on sugar cereals, because they're what comes up for me to try and they are so bad for me. A good number of them taste like crap. Sugary crap, yes, but still crap. 

These I like, I wish I had gotten more boxes of them. Not too sugary but tastes good and doesn't make me sick.

Annie's One-Pot Pasta Pizza Mac with Hidden Veggies

 Annie's One-Pot Pasta Pizza Mac with Hidden Veggies has too dang long of a name. I mean, you're a knock off of Hamburger Helper. Don't go around trying to be something you're not, and you're not pizza. 

Look, this stuff is easy to make, easy to burn, and not as good as pizza. It could be better for you, but I think that depends on the pizza. I think it's more of a fail than a win, but I could one pot sausage and vegetables and make something better and better for me than this.

Annie's Homegrown Original Flaky Biscuits

Annie's Homegrown Original Flaky Biscuits are best cooked at 325 not 350 and are just about the same as every other biscuit I've gotten out of those can like things. The only problem is that these do not open with a twist. I had to use a knife to open the can so if you can do that then these are fine. 

However, I did not nearly crap myself with the can popped because it didn't pop, so there is that as a plus.