STOUFFER'SReviews of stouffers.com

I recently purchased the Stouffer's baked chicken single meal with turkey, mashed potatoes, and gravy. The chicken breast was very good. Unfortunately the potatoes and gravy tasted good, but too runny. I would recommend adding more potatoes to the meal.

Horrible roast Turkey dinner. All stuffing, only a few small bits of Turkey, except one larger piece the size of a teaspoon. Mashed potatoes OK, stuffing was not great. I used to love this TV dinner, with cranberry sauce I buy separately. How stingy.

Chicken meat and mashed potatoes. What little flavor there was tasted like chemicals. The gravy was water. These used to be good . The quality has crashed hard.

My son informed me that he could not eat the stouffers spaghetti dinner because it was made with pork sausage. My son does not eat pork. Since when the start happening with the dinner, it never had pork sauce before and I didn't not notice until he show me. I never had a problem before . What's up stouffers????

I purchased the family size lasagna to bring to a New Years meal at my daughters. The box showed no damage but the tinware inside was bent on the corner. I cooked the meal per instructions and it came out really lopsided and it’s embarrassing looking. At this point, I can only hope that it tastes good.

Stouffer's chicken ala King, be very careful, they've used some kind of inferior plastic for the food, so when you set the temperature to their suggested temperature, for as long as they say on the carton to do it, it comes out as MELTED PLASTIC, destroying the food. It's a waste of money :(

I'm not sure what happened to Stouffer's, but their quality has gone downhill. The French Bread Pizza isn't anywhere near as good as it used to be, with seemingly no thought put into how the toppings are laid out. The lasagna has changed, with the flavor a good bit different than before, and not as pleasant tasting, and it seems there's less meat and ricotta cheese. Lastly, the single serve lasagna with meat sauce apparently has the incorrect temperature on the packaging, as it's still cool in the middle when you follow the directions of 350° instead of the 375° it used to be. It's just very disappointing from a brand that had been quite good at prepared, frozen food. I miss the Stouffer's from a few years ago.

Here's the message I sent to Stouffers on their website following a "lasagna" debacle. They "will get back to me". Yeah, right. During the course of our nearly fifty-year marriage, my wife and I have seen entities and products once dependable and trustworthy devolve into mere shadows of their former selves. One by one, things once trusted the way a child trusts a parent each failed us due to corporate greed, incompetence, apathy or all of the above. Your site says: "...for almost 100 years, we've established a tradition of delicious food!" Sadly for us, that 100-year run is now ended and Stouffers has now happily joined that long list of once beloved companies that have totally let us down. Since we were newlyweds, any product with the name Stouffers on the label was a sure thing where value, quality and good taste were key. Quite obviously, that is no longer the case. This lasagna bore zero resemblance to the box photos. Or to any actual lasagna, truth be told. I have no doubt that an inexperienced, young child could have done a better job in the kitchen than this. Your current management and production staff should bow their heads in shame and apology not only to your once-loyal customers like my wife and myself but to the 100-year memory of your founders who would, no doubt, cringe at the thought of such shoddy craftsmanship carrying the once time-honored Stouffers brand. We always trusted you. And you let us down. And we have never been more disappointed. ***UPDATE - They just replied and offered me TWO free coupons for two more "lasagnas". I turned that down and told them to just send me my money back instead. What would be worse than one more awful lasagna? TWO more awful lasagnas! Goodbye forever, Stouffers!***