Supermarket convenience food?

[juniper68]

I had a lovely low fat lunch today of Asda's chinese chicken breast which I ate with egg noodles. Yesterday I had their Good for you mushroom stroganoff which was so delish I had to check the packet to see if DH was lying.
I know convenience food isn't as good for us but my kids are ill at the mo and I'm v tired. It's so good to know that they're improving the low fat stuff.
Can anyone recommend any other brands that are nice? Or likewise what to give a wide berth too?

I tried ww fish pie last week and ended up throwing it in the bin. One way to keep to your points!

m&s count on us range is tasty
tesco healthy eating is nice too.
I must admit.. i dont like ww stuff they taste funny to me.

Oh no me neither. I'll give M&S and Tesco a try too :P

I had WW new mango/chilli and something else? dip last night - blarghhhhhhh! Honestly, I don't have shares in Asda but their low fat tzatziki and salsa were lovely I ate them with pitta for my tea. WW dip has 48 cals per 100g and Asda's salsa 20 per 100g.

Sainsburys do some nice stuff. There thai green curry and rice is nice (be good to yourself)

Their normal salmon fish pie is only 3 points!!!!!! and lurverly with no point veg - see see ladies I am back on track now, isnt it funny how you sy=tart to remember what you were doing before

Sainsburys chicken in black bean saice n rice in only 6ww points

Waitrose do a healthy eating range that is pretty good, esp the prawn curry (malabar I think it's called)

Mmmm will have to get myself to sainsbury's by the sounds of it. We don't have a waitrose near to us but my mum said one of the safeways in town may become one