No - I try not to eat those. This is a new way of life for me - so I am trying to incorporate "real foods" and not processed foods into my life so I will stick to it better. Its more challenging, but its doable.
For lunch I try to eat some steamed veggies, a veggie burger and beans and a fruit. I try to make it as simple as possible so I will actually get up and make it and not starve myself. I also try to drink some water before each meal too so I fill up on that instead of food. I have really been monitoring my protein intake and fiber intake - both which help me stay full.

Good luck!

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I'm trying to eat fewer processed foods too, but sometimes with work and the commute, it's hard to take time to prepare them. Since I'm doing low-carb, though, and Atkins dinners don't seem to be available anywhere near me, I don't really go the frozen meal route. Lots of times I'll pick up a salad at the deli, but that gets expensive! Sorry I can't be of any real help. Good luck to you.

I am not in favor of diet plans where some company provides the food.

Jenn: I bought a Chinese Chicken Salad from Costco, it was really REALLY good! The cost is reasonable, but you do have to provide the lettuce yourself.

I try not to eat too much processed food. It is amazing just how much sugar and salt they cram into processed foods! Butter and related fatty oils too.

I read labels before I buy food. I don't buy processed food or food that diets recommend. I read the label for a "diet plan" and it was loaded with sugar. I tend to eat fresh vegetables and in season fruit. I love to cook and create healthy meals. I admit that it can be challenging at times, but coming up with new ways to eat is really exciting.

thank sfor ur help i guess i better get off my but and do some lunch salads
i will try that for a week see how it goes

Sometimes I get bored with salads for lunch so I eat the Healthy choice meals for lunch. They are quite feeling and add a variety to my traditional menu choices. If you do decide to eat them I do not eat them no more than 5 days out of the month.

when I use to work I ate frozen meals for luvch. 1 there cheap n 2 there fast to cook 3 their quit tastey. I eat canned beans, n tomatoes, n v-8 ( I like taste of v-8. I also use v-8 in chil I make chili.
during winter months as will a stews.
I tjink that we should count cal.'s n have no grease nor white flour
limit starch carb salt n sugar.
I also think that if I want a froze meal then if I cut bk r illuminate something that day, then I'm still eating healthy.and I'm eating the way that I can stick to, n will want to eat for the rest of my life.
I also think that we sould have green salad before r when we eat. will except for braf.. however sometimes I will have salad for braf., n sometimes I single serving pk of flavored oat meal before I go to bed.
Cal.'s In Cal.'s Out ratio is best way. it works for me n 1.000's others.
My SW was 422. CW 120 Lb.'s cal's in cal's out
protein fiber water move n sleep.
I also like deli made pizza. 1 so called reg slice of pizza r cake is actually 2 pc.'s when I have pizza I fill up on green salad.
I like beans peas n other veg , seedless green grapes n up to 5 walnuts, in my leaf salad.
I say eat the foods that you will want to eat, the rest of your life. just don't have grease white flour.

I agree with what other posters said about it being better to eat more fresh food and less processed food. However, for someone who is trying to take small steps towards eating better, lower calorie frozen foods might be an pretty good option as a kind of transitional step, especially if you are able to squeeze in a side salad or some extra vegetables and/or a piece of fresh fruit along with one of them. They are also great in emergencies, when you are out of healthy food and really need to eat. I haven't eaten these in awhile, but when I did, both WW and LC made a Chicken Enchildas Suiza that tasted pretty good. I also gravitated towards the really simple pasta ones, like Angel Hair Pomodoro and cheese ravioli. LC made a Steak Tips Portobello that I had a few times. Trader Joe's makes frozen black bean and corn enchiladas that have 260 calories and 8 grams of fat - I keep a few of those around for emergencies - they taste good and do the trick in a pinch.