I bought a case of these ( 10 oz ) at BJ's Wholesale in North/West-borough MA. I bring them to work and put them in the freezer until I have a tight lunch... then into the Microwave and 10 minutes later I am eating a great chicken pot pie. I read the other recent comments, and cant understand what they are talking about. The pie was very good. I would recommend them for a "lunch-in-a-pinch".

Made 3 of the small chicken pot pies. Usually do the larger size - but the store was out of chicken. Two of the pies were extremely watery - not in a gravy / creamy way. But water like. The 3rd one was better but overall- disappointed. The chicken, crust and other parts were ok. Just too soupy.

I purchased the pot pie because the picture on the box displayed all these vegetables that should be in the pot pie. The pot pie I purchased had one (1) pea, three (3) carrots, zero (0) celery, a few pieces of chicken, and a small amount of gravy. It was mainly crust. Absolutely not worth the money. Very disappointed in this Marie Callender product.

Today I purchased a Marie calendars chicken pot pie. When I opened the box there was a frozen roach sitting on top of the pie. I noticed that after about 5 minutes the roach started to wiggle its antennas. The roach is now being preserved along with the pie in my freezer.

Something has changed in the Marie Calendars preparation kitchen. The chicken pot pies used to be the Very Best and have declined to a "wouldn't buy them again". Seriously lacking in content other than the not so flaky crust. Seems like the chicken pieces, when you can find'em, are smaller and fewer and the peas & carrot pieces are now following the rarely found chicken pieces.

These are really good pies. I had no problems but one: the recommended way to cook it doesn't need to be done. I ruined my pie after taking it out after cooking it. Just a minor thing but great overall. Great job. And I agree with the meat. Just be careful.

I am writing this for my spouse. She has recently had bad experiences with your Chicken Pot Pies. She says that the chicken meat has become inferior with too much fat gristle and overall poor quality parts. She says she will no longer be buying your product and that it does not have the tender white chicked pieces shown on your TV ads.

I have been enjoying your 10 oz chicken pot pie for years. However, the last eight pack, of pies changed that. So far I`ve eaten 2 of them. They were almost 1/2 full. I thought 1 could be a error somplace, but when I carefully opened the second one, it also was almost 1/2 full. Now I expect the rest will be the same. Numbers on the package`s 50143338 00P1 21:34 P45 BEST if USED BY MAY 28 2015

This has to be the worst chicken I've come across. I know it's probably not "real" chicken, but processed squares, but really!! This is awful. I've had a bunch of these hoping it was just a bad batch, I threw out the first box of 6, then bought a new one, and it was the same. The chicken is all grisel. It's disgusting, I kept the last box and just picked out all the chicken, but I won't be buying any Marie Callender's products again, This was just a huge turnoff. It's hard to find a good chicken pot pie, but this brand has to be the worst yet. :(

I was looking for a low sodium pot pie and this one had only 710mg of sodium which is much lower than the one I liked with 1200 mgs. While in the store I found that you have a new breakfast pot pie with only 550 mgs. of sodium. Do you think there will be a wider variety of lower sodium pot pies on the market soon?