Well, last week was not one of those weeks. A fever, chills, and body ache knocked me out for four whole days, and little by little, I watched as the contents of the fridge and freezer dwindled, leaving behind several small plates of leftovers, many of which had become unrecognizable, some expired fruits and veggies, and a few bags of food I keep in the freezer just in case.
From the depths of a usually overpacked freezer, I pulled out the Korean dumpling-inspired CJ Mini Wontons (Chicken and Cilantro) I picked up at Costco on my last visit. On almost every grocery shopping trip, I find myself pulling a few new-to-me products from the shelves and reading the ingredients, in case one would make a good candidate for a new staple at our house. I especially love finding healthy frozen foods. If anything makes my life easier, it's foods like this--not having to sacrifice taste, healthfulness, or cooking time is a real treat.
CJ Mini Wontons |
- They are free of egg, dairy, nuts, and shellfish--perfect for my food allergic kids! (Note: they do contain wheat and soy)
- They cook up quick and easy. Just pan fry with some oil and steam with a bit of water, or boil, or even microwave!
- My kids, my husband, and I all loved the flavor and texture of these dumplings
- They contain no artificial ingredients
- They are bite-sized, so make a great snack or meal
- Inexpensive
- Sauce is not included in the bag, but there is a recipe for one on the back of the bag
- One of my kids noted that the dumpling was "spicy," but almost everything is spicy to him
No egg, dairy, nuts, or shellfish |
These look good. :0)
ReplyDeleteThis is a VERY strange question... We ate these a few nights ago with dinner... YES - VERY DELICIOUS...
ReplyDeleteHowever, I have been very worried for a few days now, and just read something about "BEAN THREAD" being an ingredient in these tonight.
Can someone tell me what this looks like ? I had a scare the other day, but now am wondering if it was indeed these "BEAN THREADS" that I saw. :/
Bean threads are only cellophane noodles.
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