In the last two months, there has been a change in this product. I used to buy this product because of it's flaky light crust , it's creamy sauce and bountiful quantities of vegetables and chicken . All of the above attributes are no more. the crust of the last four I have eaten has been hard, the contents have been sparse and there is little sauce. I will not be eating this product again? I checked with a friend who also bought and used this product and discovered that she had the same criticism. I hope you will research the change that has occured in this product.

Purchased a box of Beef Pot Pies. Cooked one in a convection oven. I was surprised to find no vegetables at all in the pot pie. There was about 5 chuncks of beef and gravy. The crust was good but I thought there was going to be vegetables becuse of the picture on the box showed many. I was very disapointed.

I seldom buy convenience foods, and this pot pie is a prime reason why: all crust, not much filling, precious little chicken, and almost zero flavor. I stand in amazement that a company would produce such a terrible product, much less have the nerve to charge for it! I've never bought anything by Marie Callender before, and certainly won't be buying anything else. If I lived near their company headquarters, I'd make them a chicken pot pie so they'd know what one tastes like. But frankly, I doubt they'd care--or they wouldn't have put this thing (I can't really call it food) on the market to begin with. Simply amazing!!

I have always loved Marie Callenders, growing up in LA Palma CA. We visited the restaurant off of Oragethorpe. Moving to South Dakota I was glad to see the name is the frozen foods at the local grocery store. Until late today I have never been dissatisfied. The meat was hard and there was a fatty piece. I will continue to buy them, but I wanted you to know about this one time

The filling in the chicken pot pie was very unsatisfactory. There was not enough to fill the pie and there were hardly any vegetables at all. There were only about three tiny pieces of chicken. I definitely would not buy this product, nor recommended it to anyone. I was disappointed that Marie Callender would sell such an inferior product.

Large chicken pot pie was not good. Pie consisted of more crust, limited chicken, more green peas, carrots. Wife micro according to instructions. Results not positive. We have purchased small chicken pot pie and found very good. Also, we have purchased other products of Marie Callender's and enjoy; however, this is was a dispointment.

I have stopped buying MC chicken pot pies. They have too much thick crust , too much gravy, not much chicken or veggies. I used to be able to "doctor" them up with extra veggies & chicken. No more! Definitely not worth the money for these salty, calorie-laden nothings. I didn't even want to rate this 1 star.

I have followed directions exactly and tried with different ovens so I know it is not my stove. No matter what I try to do, my under crust NEVER gets brown and done. It is always pasty and white. I have even tried, at the end of the cycle flipping the pie over and putting it back in the oven. Is there a trick to it? It totally ruins the meal. I love the pot pie but just can't get the bottom crust done.

I feel that these pot pies are terrible. They hardly have any substance except for pastry. I am going back to Banquette- at least one can get more than 7-8 chicken pieces, a few peas, and a few other vegetables. I believe that Marie Callender can do MUCH better for the price!

Perhaps I have been getting bad batches of these but the last few times I purchased these pot pies they were mostly gravy with, at the most, four tiny pieces of chicken and a few vegetables. Too much to pay for gravy and crust! A shame as I used to love the chicken pot pies, the only ones I ever bought, but quality control is missing the mark. I refuse to buy this product that once was a weekly meal. As a result I now make my own pot pies from scratch but miss the convenience of Marie's when they were once so good.