REVIEW – Reser’s Main St. Bistro: Three Cheese Rigatoni Bolognese with Beef and Italian Sausage Baked Dinner
Category: Grocery Store
March 5, 2014 | 1 Comment
I saw a box of this three cheese rigatoni bolognese pasta dinner, and I thought that it looked and sounded pretty good.
I cooked the rigatoni bolognese pasta by just following the microwave instructions. The pasta smelled kind of weird when I took it out of the microwave, and I was hoping it would taste better than it smelled.
The pasta noodle (rigatoni) was fine and didn't seem mushy or undercooked. The meat sauce was a little sweet and tasted like parmesan cheese that has had its flavors artificially preserved. The sauce with the cheese and beef had a very mushy texture. The overall taste of the pasta sauce and cheese seemed maybe OK at first, but after a few more bites it started tasting gross, and it just got worse the more I ate.
Food: Reser's Main St. Bistro: Three Cheese Rigatoni Bolognese with Beef and Italian Sausage
Source: Albertson's, Scottsdale, AZ
Price: $5.49 for 20 oz box
Rating: Blegh
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REVIEW – Reser’s Main St. Bistro: Three Cheese Rigatoni Bolognese with Beef and Italian Sausage Baked Dinner
I`ve never tasted something so incredibly bad from what it claimed to be..This is their description on their website…” Reser’s Baked Ziti Bolognese is a classic Italian entrée made with ground beef, Italian sausage, ziti pasta, and mozzarella cheese in a traditional Bolognese sauce” . Unbelievable that they had the balls to claim it was a traditional Bolognese.. That is hysterical. I literally took one amazingly gross fork full unfortunately and with no hesitation turned to my left spat it in the garbage and then tossed the entre also in the garbage, Their was no saving this absolutely disgusting frozen entre. To think they had to have created this recipe with taste “testers” and who knows how many said it`s a keeper, produce it….Yikes…