My daughter loved this chicken Alfredo. It wasn't bad , it was loaded with chicken. Very tasty.

Good taste and very convenient.

I purchased this today for dinner for my family and when putting them in the oven I noticed that the instructions in the containers were scratched out. So, I looked up online to see the instructions and noticed that there were two: one saying to heat in the oven for 40-50 minutes and the other said 30. I also noticed that the packaging was plastic instead of the old aluminum container. In light of that, I decided to follow the 30 minutes instructions. However, when I pulled it out of the oven, the containers were all warped from beginning to melt. This made serving the dish very difficult and I would suggest going back to the old containers, because other than that, the food is good.

Stuff is fantastic

Tried it for the first time and it was missing chicken. The only chicken this dish contained could be seen on the top. We have both had this dish from another provider that had much more chicken. We are likely going to throw out the leftovers. Appreciate Sam's services and food options but this can not be a recommended item.

I really wish we were able to reply to each other's reviews. It amazes me how many reviews I read in here that mention they cooked it in the plastic container. While I agree that Sam's Club definitely needs to bring back the aluminum container, anyone with any little bit of Common Sense should know better.

I used to get this all the time, but it's been about a year. It was previously made with good quality shredded chicken and fettuccine style pasta. Now it is rotini style pasta (which is fine), but it is topped with low quality chicken product (?), almost like ground, formed strips. Sam's Club, this would be better as a meatless pasta dish with a lower price. The taste of the dish is fine, but the low quality "chicken" ruins it. Not worth the cost.

We like this dish but the qr code instructions for cooking can't be correct. Cover dish with foil and cook at 375 degrees? Cover a plastic dish? Is this plastic "new improved" or something? Previously this was packaged in a metal container with a plastic lid, in which case these instructions make sense but... Cover a plastic container and bake it? Are you sure?

great quick meal

not good at all