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Food Review: Evol's GF Chicken Quesadillas



Yesterday afternoon, I taste-tested Evol's Chicken Quesadillas. The package came with 2 Quesadillas, and two small packets of Guacamole. One Quesadilla=1 serving. It took one and a half minutes to warm up one Quesadilla. As far as the Guacamole is concerned, since those packets cannot be microwaved, I submerged it in a glass of warm water for 20 minutes. It was fully thawed out by the time I sat down for lunch.

The Quesadilla had a lot of flavor. It married well with the Guacamole. The Guacamole was very flavorful. With the pinto beans, rice, cheddar cheese, and salsa, it was a very hearty lunch. The Quesadillas had a modest kick to it, due to the chili sauce in the Quesadilla.

All in all, it is a very good and filling lunch to have. My only complaint, is that I wish the package was one whole meal. I highly recommend this product if you are craving something with a kick to it. It definitely gives Taco Bell a run for its money.

Happy eating, fellow Celiacs! :-)

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