Heard that its from Canada... So is it any good? Or overpriced and stuff?(we just got it here)

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I must say I've never heard of it. *goes to check it out*

EDIT: *back* I don't know what to say. I know it's nice to have stuff cooked for you or just be lazy about cooking sometime but you shouldn't rely on frozen food forever......D:

I know, I'm just checking it out. I didn't wanna waste money trying it when I could just ask the Canadian members on here if they knew if it was any good or not.

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learn how to cook

learn how to cook

I was checking for my parents.... Seriously.
But, ya, I get the point, they suck. You can close this now if you want.

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i've actually never heard of them until now

seems like poor man's M&M meat shops

i've actually never heard of them until now

seems like poor man's M&M meat shops

Actually its the same company. Atleast that's what they say in there About Us part. Does that mean they aren't bad then?
EDIT: Neverm,ind, they say this, though.
"Where did the idea for MyMenu come from? The MyMenu concept is mirrored on our highly successful chain of frozen food franchises in Canada called M&M Meat Shops. M&M Meat Shops is currently the largest specialty frozen food retailer in Canada, with more than 460 locations across the country and continued growth into new markets."
I have no idea what that's supposed to mean, but you are probably right, they are probably the poor man's M&M's Meat Shop.

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i've actually never heard of them until now

seems like poor man's M&M meat shops

Actually its the same company. Atleast that's what they say in there About Us part. Does that mean they aren't bad then?

ohhhh well then

maybe that's what M&M stands for

never bought anything there but i haven't heard much bad. just buy some stuff and see if you like it or not

i've actually never heard of them until now

seems like poor man's M&M meat shops

Actually its the same company. Atleast that's what they say in there About Us part. Does that mean they aren't bad then?

ohhhh well then

maybe that's what M&M stands for

never bought anything there but i haven't heard much bad. just buy some stuff and see if you like it or not

Post edited, sorry it was late.^^^^

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no they;re the same company looks like

i just didn't know M&M was canada only

no they;re the same company looks like

i just didn't know M&M was canada only

Well, not anymore apparently. I had never heard of them before now, though. They only have 8 stores in the US(apparently) 3 In Fort Wayne, Indiana and 5 in Wisconsin someplace. Thanks, though.

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i went in there once and didn't buy anything

to me it looked like if you were hosting a party and needed a bunch of stuff it might be good, but i'd never buy frozen foods as a meal staple

i went in there once and didn't buy anything

to me it looked like if you were hosting a party and needed a bunch of stuff it might be good, but i'd never buy frozen foods as a meal staple

That's what we did today. And Yeah, they advertise it like its for parties. Anyways, I basicly wanted to make sure they weren't a really tiny company and making carp up and that they could actually be trusted somewhat (even if we never use them), so thanks.

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m&m meats rules

m&m meats rules

Ok good then. Recommend anything?

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idk everything

M&Ms? like the candy?

M&Ms? like the candy?

http://letmegooglethatforyou.com/?q=M%26M+Meat+Shops

M&Ms? like the candy?

http://letmegooglethatforyou.com/?q=M%26M+Meat+Shops

this rules

M&Ms? like the candy?

http://letmegooglethatforyou.com/?q=M%26M+Meat+Shops

this rules

That link doesn't work in firefox (I have noscript on set to allow it).

Anyways, I think people make frozen food look bad too much. I just saw some guy on TV say 90% of the nutrients go out of food after a day of freezing.

How's that now? o.O

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