I've been eating your products for decades. The ravioli has been a real disappointment for the last several times I've purchased a can. I've experienced a very bad aftertaste. The sauce is disgusting. I'm just about through buying your products. What's going on?

Opened a can of mini ravioli today. Did you think no one would notice the fewer ravioli and more sauce? Are we really going to do what other companies are doing? This reduction in size or quantity in products while increasing the price with the belief that the consumer won't notice is insulting! Used to see "now with 20% more" or "new improved flavor" on products. How about "Now With Fewer Ravioli s". Disappointed is an understatement. Now I will look for the auto response that is used for all reviews that can't be addressed honestly. Our only recourse as consumers is to NOT purchase your products in the future. When sales decrease over time....maybe someone will look into improving products rather than trying to increase profits by ripping off the consumers. Without repeat sales your company will continue to decline. Sad....

The Mac n cheese especially SMELLS LIKE DOG POOP. Not a joke. Disgusting. Absolutely couldn't stand the smell. Diaper dookie. Nostril cancer. I wouldn't even feed this to the raccoons that dig in my trash. Homeless people turn this down. I threw some into a river of minnows & they swam away, come on those things eat anything. My trash can smells like something ate something that died then threw it up and died as well. How is this even food?

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Chef Boyardee has always been a staple in my home. My kids love it and my wife and I do too! The Chef Boyardee Beef Ravioli is actually one of my favorites. This beef ravioli makes a great snack or a quick and convenient meal. The stuffed ravioli taste delicious and the tomato sauce tastes rich and flavorful.

I have been eating chef Boyardee since I was a kid, and while I've gone back and forth on other shapes, I always seem to go back to the Beef Ravioli, I use to love both beef and cheese ravioli, but I do not like the cheese anymore, and I am glad you bought back the original lasagna.

My husband has been eating these straight out of the can since childhood. We could tell by opening something was definitely wrong. These are incredibly disgusting. And nothing near the original. Heartbreaking that they keep changing childhood favorites.

Back when I was in my 20s I worked the graveyard shift in a supermarket. I would buy chef Boyardee ravioli and then I would heat it up in the can under hot water. I’m in my 60s now and I still buy it from time to time for a snack and still enjoy those Ravioli’s

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Can has an easy open tab which makes it easy to open. Pasta ravioli's are delicious with meat inside. tender and full of flavor. Hearty and meaty. I like this pasta and eat it often. doesn't leave you with heartburn. Easy to heat up in a pan or even in the microwave. I highly recommend this product.

I got one of your large beef ravioli cans earlier this month I had been feeling alil sick and wanted a quick meal for me and my kid I opened the can and there appeared to be chucks of sauce floating around in a orangish liquid if I could include pics I would I was already taken back then I poured the can into our bowls I normally take the sauce because I don't want my son making a mess I poured it into my bowl and noticed it was only liquid I was in disbelief I've ate this my whole life and have never encountered something like this I looked at what was left in the can and there was a solid 3 raviolis in the whole family size can very sad would probably buy again tho

Major change in taste and quality. Water down sauce with a speckle of beef and a mushy center. I noticed that there's a reply back to all the reviews, means nothing if you can't make the changes to a quality product. Return the original recipe and I would be willing to buy more, offer the original recipe, remember when coke came out with Coke? Don't try and fix something that wasn't broke.