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Sometimes I really enjoy cooking things from scratch. And there are some times that I like to use quick and easy products that are ready to use, requiring little prep. Cooked Perfect Meatballs are just such a product, and exactly the type of thing that I like to keep in my freezer.
Cooked Perfect Meatballs come in a number of varieties including:
- Italian style
- Swedish style
- Turkey
- Turkey Italian style
- Angus Beef
- Homestyle
- Four Cheese
- Gluten-free
I was able to find the Italian, Swedish and Homestyle meatballs in my area. I haven’t found the one I want to try the most yet, the Gluten-free. They would be awesome to find, since my son is gluten-free and he used to love meatballs. Each of the varieties that I tried tasted a bit different. Cooked Perfect Meatballs are very easy to make. They’re precooked, so all you need to do is heat them up and serve.
For dinner one night all I did was microwave the meatballs and serve them with some pasta and sauce.
You can do any amount of things with these meatballs. Besides traditional meatballs and spaghetti you could also use them to make appetizers, subs, calzones, pizzas, soups and more. These meatballs are the type of product that is perfect for those nights where you just don’t have enough time, or need a little help. It’s also great for people on the go. This is a very convenient food.
Cooked Perfect products are available nationwide in a number of different size bags from 14 oz to 5 lb. You can use the product locator to find the store nearest you.
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peggy j wilkey
Friday 12th of August 2016
I just bought 3 small bags of Cooked Perfect Italian Style meatballs . Every time I cook them in the microwave, they are like rubber. It's hard to even cut them with a knife. I followed directions on the package about how long to cook them. I thought maybe I was microwaving them too long. So I cooked one for only 20 seconds. It was hot- but still like rubber. What am I doing wrong?
valmg
Friday 16th of September 2016
I am sorry to hear this, I'm not sure. Maybe check the wattage of your microwave and see if it's close to what's on the label?