Oprah Launches Frozen Skillet Meals, Available At Grocery Stores

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Oprah Winfrey Releases Frozen Skillet Meals, Available At Grocery Stores
Oprah Winfrey is still expanding her brand one venture at a time. Her latest is a brand of frozen skillet meals that can be found in major grocery stores. This is the newest of her O! That’s Good grocery store food line.
She’s introduced six flavors so far: Three Cheese Tortellini, Italian Sausage & Rigatoni, Chicken Alfredo, Chicken Margherita, Southwest Style Chicken & Penne, and Garlic Chicken & Potatoes.
But they’re reportedly delicious and healthy as they don’t have any preservatives, flavors or dyes. The meals cost about $7 each. Winfrey said in a statement:
“Comfort food gets a bad rap, but not anymore. With my skillets, there’s a twist of veggies in the sauce, but they taste so good you’d never know the difference. These are inspired by my dinnertime favorites and you’re going to love how easy they are to make!”
“Oprah Winfrey wanted to develop her first food line and bring a delicious veggie twist on comfort food classics to everyone’s table. We were inspired by her mission and vision…Oprah believes that everything in life is better when you share it … and good food is meant to be shared.”
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