Even as postwar babies with children of their own have come to rely on Mexican, Chinese and McDonald’s takeout, the chicken pot pie has kept its place on the American table. Swanson has been ...

the $0.99 Swanson version. I love soup, so I wanted to make one inspired by chicken pot pie, without, you know, having to make a pot pie. But I neeeeeed, I crave, that crust. The crust that I ...

Whether you were a hungry kid or an adult in need of a quick and cheap meal, frozen meals were indispensable in the 1970s.

Without consulting mom, I dutifully wrote up our ‘signature’ recipe: Buy a frozen chicken pot pie from the store (on the freezer aisle, preferably Swanson). Remove it from the cardboard box ...

The 1950s through 1980s marked the golden age of frozen TV dinners in America. These convenient meals transformed how ...

BR><BR>Now, normally I get those cheap Swanson pot pies that cost $1.10 and are ... 2 servings per pie). The chicken isn't as spongy (hey, it's not like fresh, but it's also not processed and ...

Before he became a vegetarian, Swanson’s classic chicken pot pies were the preferred dish of his youth, and so, Amy’s Kitchen would launch with a humble pot pie of their own — albeit a ...

We can pretend with our fancy microwaves and a well stocked freezer, but I always imagined the food of Star Trek tasting a lot better than a Swanson Chicken Pot Pie. While I can't tell who's ...

The crust had a flaky texture, but there wasn't much meat. Swanson Chicken Pot Pie Cost: 85 cents. Portion: 7 ounces. Rating: 2 clucks. While there wasn't too much chicken here, either ...

fried chicken, and turkey pot pie. More than 40 years later, you can still get a microwaveable Hungry-Man dinner, albeit not without some health concerns. Swanson is a dinner brand now ...