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by Filed Under: Back To School, Giveaways, Review, Win Giveaways

published date: August 02, 2012
modified datt: August 09,2012

This giveaway is closed. Congratulations goes to Karla.

It’s back to school time and nothing is more important than closing a day of school than sitting down to a healthy meal as a family – Michael Angelo’s to the rescue! It is important to educate your child in the ABCs but also to model for them healthy eating habits.

Michael Angelo’s meals are items that are constantly in my freezer. Owned and operated by a third generation Italian-American family, this family knows pasta and cheese!  Since meeting them last summer, I stood behind this family and truly believed in their product. They are what they preach – health! I also love that their entrees are shipped to stores within 36 hours of being made. This eliminates being warehoused in a freezer for who knows how long and giving the product a freezer after taste! And there are no artificial colors, flavors, fillers or chemical preservatives in any of their products.

You can find Michael Angelo’s Single Serve and Family Sized Meals at Walmart Stores nationwide priced around $9.49. You can choose from the following six Family Serve: Meat Lasagna, Eggplant Parmesan, Chicken Piccata, Vegetable Lasagna, Shrimp Scampi and Italian-Style Sausage and Meatballs. They all sound very yummy! In addition, Michael Angelo’s products are able to capture real ingredients into their Entrees without adding additional ingredients that are near impossible to pronounce. Their meals can be found in both grocery, natural, and club store locations.

Ingredients

• Premium Grade A and Naturally Raised Meats
• Imported, Italian Cheeses
• 100% Durum Semolina Pasta
• Vine-ripened Tomatoes from Cardella Ranch
• Aromatic Garlic from Christopher Ranch
• Fresh Spinach from Metz Fresh Farm
• Italian Herbs and Spices
• Grade A Fresh Vegetables including Hearty Eggplant,
Tender Artichokes, Earthy Mushrooms and more

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While at the table, be sure to engage your family in conversation.

Dinner Time Questions:

  1. What is your favorite vacation and why?
  2. If you were granted three wishes from a genie what would you wish?
  3. Tell me something you love about each person at the table?
  4. What are three things you thankful for?
  5. Tell me 3 “highs” today and 1 “low” – make it a daily high/low game.

To Win: We have (1) Michael Angelo’s Giveaway packages for a lucky winner. The goodies include:

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Disclosure: I was provided with Michael Angelo’s items for review . All opinions expressed are my own and should not be substituted as your own.

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Last Updated on August 9, 2012 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living

Comments

  2. kathy f says

    We ask what college do you want to got to and what can you do to achieve your dreams? It makes for very interesting conversations.

  5. Jessica McLaren says

    My favorite family dinner question is who wants ice-cream? But also, I love asking the question what was one struggle/obstacle did you face today and how did you overcome it?

  7. Kerry G says

    What are you most looking forward to/dreading tomorrow? is my favorite question. Sometimes they might share something they might be nervous about and it gives you an opportunity to reassure them.

  11. Janelle says

    We often ask our two and three year olds to tell us something nice they did to help out each other today.

  12. Tina says

    We play a “would you rather” game that gives 2 options and you have to pick which one you would rather do

  13. Jennifer says

    Every dinner time, I always ask my husband, How’s work? What happened today? lol Seriously, every dinner!

  17. Caroline says

    My son is speech-delayed and not able to carry on a conversation yet, so our dinner conversation right now generally focuses on my husband’s day and mine.

  18. Stella McCalister Gramby says

    Would youb like to have Michael Angelo’s all year long for Dinner?

  23. Rachel says

    On school days I ask what did you eat for lunch? (I also ask how was your day but the lunch one starts the conversation rolling) My son will gladly tell me & then I ask him other things & he tells me all about his day! Boys & food! :-)

  30. jodi bradshaw says

    uhm all i can think of is we end up taking about some really random stuff like my 17 yr old step son asks questions about sex or words he doesnt know lol i guess we’re weird but at least we’re open!

  37. cher says

    Question :: what do you want to achieve tomorrow and how can we help you accomplish your goals?

  39. Margaret says

    We always played a game of thinking of something that one of us says a lot or does and saying it or playing it our and having everyone guess, “who is this?”! We always had so much fun and couldn’t wait to sit down to eat.

  42. Kimberly sh says

    Oh I just ask everyone if they learned anything, my dad use to say that to me all the time.

  48. Karen H says

    One question that I ask periodically is “what is one thing you would like to accomplish/do this year/month/week?”. The kids have often surprised me with their responses.

  50. theresa fiorenza says

    My fav? Asking if my adult daughters and husband really liked my experiments for dinner!!

  51. debbie jackson says

    our dinner question is always about the farm and the cattle so
    How are the cows? debbie jackson,
    djackson1958 at hotmail dot com

  54. debbie jackson says

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  55. Amanda Yoder says

    I am not creative about dinner questions, our dinner conversation usually revolves around what do we want for dinner and why and who is cooking what

  59. Milian O says

    Fav. Questions: What was your HI? What was your LOW? This helps the kids not only focus on the negative but on the positive as well.

  65. Kelly Sullivan says

    My kids are little so just asking about their day is about all I can get out of them…and sometimes they can’t remember :)

  72. Andrea K. says

    My boys love animals so we are always talking about which animal is their favorite.

  73. Sara says

    One of my favorite questions is if you could pick anyone from history, who would you have dinner with?

  79. Jill says

    When I eat dinner with my grandmother at the nursing home, she always asks “Do I have to eat all of that” and “who is this food for” even after they sit it right in front of her. But she always eats all of it.

  86. Cheryl Abdelnour says

    I follow you both on twitter as mt4cb and tweeted—-https://twitter.com/mt4cb/status/231551604560650241

  94. Pauline T says

    Tell me about your day? Follow by “How many students are ready to take the GED tests?” ——Pauline T aka Paul Tran….. emscout9 at Hotmail dot com

  96. Jessica To says

    I always ask my if any of his classmates were absent from school that day. That way I find out if there are any bugs going around and my son will usually start talking about his school day then.

  98. Jill says

    If I am not home by 5 pm someone in my family is calling me asking “what’s for dinner”?

  115. stephanie fletcher says

    Why is it my son never wants anything I cook? I always have to make something seperate for him!

  118. Carol W says

    One of the questions is always “how was your day?” and also we ask a lot “what would you like to do on the weekend?” thanks
    carolwegs at gmail dot com

  136. cynthia says

    I like to ask my family “What did you learn today?”. Anything is on the table for this one-
    and at times the more creative they are, the bigger the hit!

  137. cynthia says

    I like the question , What was the peak and the pit of the day” That way we realize
    we can celebrate the peaks and know that the pit, is usually not as bad as we think at the time.
    Gives us perspective.

  139. cynthia says

    What famous person would you like to invite to our dinner table and what would you ask them?

  159. Karla says

    What was the “thorn” (bad part) and “rose” (good part) of your day? What is the “bud”- something you are hoping for or looking forward to?

  163. debbie tyler says

    email subscriber Howto get everyone to sit down at the same time and eat without shoveling it all in

  164. Shannon Stout says

    That’s hard, because we do basics with our two young kids. It might have been shared, but we each have to come up with one or two things that we were thankful to God today. They have to be specific…they are pretty good at coming up with the special parts of the day!

  165. Carolsue says

    My question is – Who is cooking dinner tommorow? And what will it be? (We take turns cooking)
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  168. Sarah McGuire says

    My favorite family dinner question is:

    What person from throughout history do you wish was at the dinner table with us right now?

  169. sheri grennille says

    i like to ask if anyone wore blue or green or whatever color that day at school…

  173. Nicole says

    “What did you learn today?’ everybody, even adults, learn something new every day no matter how trivial it may seem,.

  175. shannon oelrich says

    We dont really ask a lot of questions. The kids kind of just tell us stories of their day and stuff.

  178. Melissa says

    What did you do in school today?
    Trust me that’s a hard question for him to answer!