I just stocked up, I ordered direct from Mt. House, All the different entrees along wit the "Pro-Pak" option right there. Super convenient. They take up a lot less room when vac sealed. Something to think about.Originally Posted by Muleys 24/7
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08-16-2012, 11:48 PM #21Member
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Good idea, I'll check that out. Originally Posted by Brocka
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If you have a Fred Meyer store around, MH just went on sale for 20% off. The entrees are regularly 5.99 and then 20% off that? (If I remember correctly, Ha) Around here, they are cheaper than Wal Mart to begin with (let alone the 20% off) and they have a larger selection with all the go-too choices. I just scooped up a bunch!
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All you Mt. Housers should check a costco if there is one near you. They have a 10 pack consisting of lasagna, stroganoff, beef stew, and chicken teriyaki for $42.00. Screaming deal.
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Chicken and rice, Beef stew and Chicken Teriyaki for me.
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08-20-2012, 10:48 PM #26Member
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#1 chili mac
#2 tie between lasagna or stroganoff
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Sweet & Sour Pork is the best.
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funny how popular a food thread can be
sweet and sour pork is pretty rocking
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OK, I went out and bought a few Sweet and Sour Pork's to try. I hope you guys are right!
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funny how popular a food thread can be sweet and sour pork is pretty rocking
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Yeah, I wanted to get a general idea of what were favorites before I spent some money on something that wasn't going to taste very good. Originally Posted by ivorytip
funny how popular a food thread can be sweet and sour pork is pretty rockingVegetarian = old Indian word for Bad hunter
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