Tai Pei Chicken Potstickers, Frozen Asian Appetizers, 46.5 oz

Initially, I ordered fresh potstickers and was disappointed with the quality and taste because they didn't compare to restaurant. Occasionally, I purchase food items from QVC only to be disappointed many times. I've learned to return items for a total refund. My bad experience has taught me to review customer's comments about many food products before purchasing. While viewing their reviews, I compare ingredients, protein and nutrition, size, price per ounce, quantities and country of origin. My absolute choice of potstickers are Tai Pei savory chicken with seasoned vegetables and dipping Sauce. I've purchased this brand of frozen potstickers a few times at Walmart and thoroughly enjoy them. My preference is to boil in chicken broth, once cooked, add frozen veggies to make a meal. As a side or snack I cook in boiled water, avoid frying to save calories and savor flavors of potstickers with dipping Sauce. PS:QVCs brand The Perfect Gourmet potstickers are sold by count classic potstickers 50ct $60, 150 mini pcs $80. Walmart sells Tai Pei frozen potstickers 46.5 oz approximately 8 servings of 5 per person for approval $12. I'm convinced the quality of both brands are comparable except for price. Try the Tai Pei brand you won't be disappointed. You can easily feed a large family for a fraction of the QVC price.

I am definitely buying these again! They are a quick and easy meal or snack. I cooked them in the microwave then browned them in a skillet for a few minutes because I like some crunch. I'm very aware of texture and these passed the test. No need to pay $9 for 8 carryout dumplings when you get 40 for under $11.