Kitchen

[QVCkitty1]

Lasagna is a popular dish and homemade is labor intensive. Rana makes a delicious version found in the refrigerator section of the grocery store. It comes in just cheese or meat and can be baked or microwaved. It comes in individual or family size and it almost tastes homemade. If you are only familiar with Stoffers it is so much better, JMO. If you need a quick, but hearty meal serve this with a salad and you won't be disappointed. I like Rana's whole line of  pastas. 

[PhilaLady1]

I've seen Rana where I shop.  Haven't tried it yet but now I think I will.  I think the sodium is high, but once in a while that won't hurt me.  Stouffer's, Maria Calendar, Lean Cuisine, and the like took a nose dive years ago and IMO none are good anymore. Rana is in the gourmet deli area where I shop in a small display, not in the isles long cold cases.  Mama Mancini meatballs are there too.

[Love my grandkids]

@QVCkitty1 Never have seen that brand but our family likes Costco lasagna.

[MalibuFox]

I've never met a Lasagna I didn't like...

[QVCkitty1]

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@Love my grandkids wrote:

@QVCkitty1 Never have seen that brand but our family likes Costco lasagna.

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@Love my grandkids @I would love to try Costco, but sadly there is none in my area.

[deepwaterdotter]

We find Michael Angelo frozen lasagna to be OK in a pinch.

[msgb]

If you have a Trader Joe near I would suggest their meat lasagna--it is in the freezer section.

My husband grew up with an Italian grandmother and mother who made them from scratch. I have made it but it is as stated labor intensive.My husband has stated that this tastes like the ones he grew up with.

[Jrzgirl]

My Costco also sells Rana products.

[Spacrazy]

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@MalibuFox wrote:

I've never met a Lasagna I didn't like...

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Hahahaha me either 🤣😂🤣

[Spacrazy]

@QVCkitty1   Thanks for the Rana suggestion. I'd never heard of until you posted and I've already found it at all my local stores. Can't wait to try it...