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| Tasty Bite Entree, Jaipur Vegetables, 10-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 12) | 
 enlarge | Brand: Tasty Bite
Discount Category: Gourmet
Selling Price: $40.80
Buy New: $31.38
Potential Savings: $9.42 (23%)
New (2) from $31.38
Customer Ratings:  28 comments
Media: Grocery
Number Of Items: 12
Shipping Weight (pounds): 9
Dimensions (inch): 14.1 x 7 x 5.1
UPC: 782733000051
EAN: 0782733000051
Release Date: January 9, 2006
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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 Not that great November 27, 2008
This item has plenty of vegetables, but for some reason, doesn't taste great. When I bought this item, I was looking forward to have more of "paneer", or Indian cottage cheese, but there are hardly any cubes of paneer in this dish. So, the image of this dish shown on cover is pretty misleading. This dish is primarily made of beans, peas, carrots and some very hard potatoes. This dish is more expensive than some other packed Indian food on sale and frankly, the price of dish is not at all reasonable.
 Tasty Bite is aptly named October 3, 2008
This was really yummy, mildly spicy so that I could add hot sauce as needed, and actually it was good hot or cold. I love this stuff with brown basmati rice cooked in my rice cooker, but I also like it with whole-grain crackers when I just don't feel like cooking.
 Absolutely Delicious May 27, 2008
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I absolutely love the Tasty Bite Jaipur Vegetables. I have tried many of the Tasty Bite and Kitchens of India products. All are worth eating, but the Jaipur Vegetables are superb. But keep in mind that the product is not especially healthy since it is loaded with fat and sodium.
the best packaged India food. May 23, 2008
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two words and both of them are "yum"
The Jaipur vegetables are especially good because they work well with a vaariety of entrees...rice, noodles... go crazy and anoy your veagan friends by adding some curried chicken or fish...yum.
Like all curries, it's a little high in percentage of fat, but overall calories are still low
I don't know Indian Food, But I Know What I Like! April 20, 2008
I have absolutely no experience with Indian food, but when I saw these entrees in a local discount store, I decided to try them, because I needed a quick dinner that night.
I microwaved them for myself and my partner that night, and, hey, they were GOOD! We were both surprised that we liked the flavor of the cheese, peas, etc., considering that this was "prepared" food.
This was a good introduction to Indian cuisine, and now I'm ready to try other flavors of this brand. After that, maybe an Indian restaurant? ;)
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