

Veggies, Protein, Potatoes; Pre-Chopped and Pre-measured. Ready in under 25 minutes.
Nutrition Facts:
Serving Size: 334.00
Amount Per Serving:
Calories 450 | Calories from Fat 190 | % Daily Value* |
Total Fat 11.00g | 32% |
Saturated Fat 4.50g | 23 % |
Trans Fat 0.00g | |
Cholesterol 50.00mg | 17 % |
Sodium Sodium
Per the FDA, the maximum daily recommended intake of sodium for adults and children 4 years and olderis 2300 mg per day. The sodium in this product is a combination of sodium naturally occuring in the foods/ingredients and the sodium from salt used to impact the taste. The daily intake of sodium for adults and children 4 and older can be found in approximately 1 tablespoon of salt (i.e., sodium chloride). Read the nutrition information on your food labels to help you stay within your limits. This meal delivers less than 500 mg of sodiumper serving, which is less than 1/4 of your maximum recommended daily intake. Read the nutrition information on your labels to help you stay within your limits. According to MyPlate.gov, sodium is an essential nutrient needed in small amounts. It is important for many body processes, including muscle contraction. That said, most Americans exceed the recommended limits for sodium in the diet, and sodium is a nutrient to get less of. 490.00mg |
20 % |
Total Carbohydrate 37.00g | 12 % |
Dietary Fiber Dietary Fiber
Eating more plant foods -- vegetables, beans, fruit, whole grains, and nuts -- is the best way to increase your dietary fiber intake, according to the 2015 Dietary Guidelines. Women need a minimum of 25 grams of fiber per day, and men need a minimum of 38 grams per day, according to the Institute of Medicine. A meal with significant amounts of whole grains, vegetables and pulses is great to include in your diet to help you meet your daily fiber goals. Remember! The recommended daily intake for fiber is at least 25 grams. 5.00g |
20 % |
Sugars 14.00g | |
Protein Protein
For an estimate of the daily protein intake that is best for you, do this calculation: 0.8 grams of protein x your weight in kilograms The recommended daily protein intake is approximately 50 grams for the average adult weighing XX pounds. Americans on average exceed their recommended daily intake of protein from animal based products. Enjoy more meals that replace some animal proteins with peas and beans and even seafood, to help diversify your daily protein intake. When it comes protein - think about getting it from a variety of sources, such as meat or seafood, peas and beans and whole grains at your main meals. 27.00g |
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Vitamin A | 25% |
Vitamin C | 80% |
Iron | 6% |
Calcium 0.00mg | 8% |
*LOS PORCENTAJES DE VALORES DIARIOS SE BASAN EN UNA DIETA DE 2000 CALORÍAS DIARIAS. TUS VALORES DIARIOS PUEDEN SER SUPERIORES O INFERIORES SEGÚN TUS NECESIDADES CALÓRICAS.
For food safety and quality, follow these instructions.
Ensure product reaches an internal temperature of 160◦F.
1. Sauce (stovetop)
• Fill medium sauce pan half way with water; bring to boil. Turn heat down to medium-high.
• Place frozen sauce pouch into boiling water; heat for 8 minutes. Turn off heat, leave sauce pouch in hot water until ready.
While water is coming to a boil:
2. Potatoes (stovetop)
• Pour 2 tablespoons vegetable oil into medium non-stick skillet. Heat oil, using medium heat.
• Empty potatoes into pan. Cook covered for 18 minutes, stirring occasionally.
3. Pork (stovetop)
• Pour 1 tablespoon vegetable oil into medium non-stick skillet. Heat oil, using medium heat.
• Empty pork into pan. Cook covered for 13 minutes, stirring occasionally.
While pork and potatoes are cooking:
4. Broccoli (microwave)
• Cut ½ inch slit in top of broccoli pouch. Heat, using high power, for 8 minutes. Caution! Handle hot pouch with care.
Serving recommendations:
1. Generously cover pork with sauce, serve potatoes and broccoli on the side.
2. Season potatoes and broccoli with salt and pepper to taste
Will be hot!
• Ensure product reaches an internal temperature of 160°F