MIX VEGETABLES B-EYE 80 OZ

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Jul 10, 2026
Reviewer name: Kaylynn
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Typically, I go with great value vegetables when getting frozen vegetables because the price is better compared to other ones especially when you're getting just a certain type of vegetable, but this birds ideal is comparable to the price of great value and the quality is certainly better

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Oct 13, 2023
Reviewer name: JJ
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Excellent.!!

Nicely small cut up veggies. After steaming them on the stove top and or steaming them in the microwave it goes perfectly great on top of rice and or a steamed cooked potato...!! Great taste - not as good as fresh cut up veggies obviously - however it definitely comes close to it...!!⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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May 2, 2026
Reviewer name: Barb
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This is my backup blend when I'm not in the mood to prep fresh veggies. The trick to retaining more flavor is to use just enough water to mostly steam the vegetables not hard boil them. Don't cover with water or you'll leave flavor behind. Put the veggies and water in the pot at the same time and bring water to boiling, then turn the fire down to low and put the top on the pot seal steam in. Check for gentle rolling water and leave the reseal, but if bubbling water is threatening to boil over tilt the pot top to vent, and check that water is gently agitated. Don't boil veggies out of their skins. They'll be sweeter and more tender when green beans lose some brightness and corn chews easily to be more digestible.

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