When I got home, me and my sister tried out the VH Steamers.I had the Shanghai Ginger Beef and she had the Teriyaki Chicken.They were a frozen meal so all we had to do was remove the container from the box and microwave them about 3 1/2- 4 minutes.Now these bowl structures have two layers.One is a streamer that has the food substance and the second layer is the bowl containing the sauce.Once it was done steaming we peeled off the seal,lifted the streamer out and poured the veggies,rice,and meat mixture into the second layer to mix in the sauce.
For One VH steamers I got a pretty small amount of food for regular price.The amount of food was actually smaller then the second layer bowl.However for this size I think it would be great as an entree or a quick lunch for one.Beside having a small amount as its negative aspect.The product actually tastes really good.
For VH Steamers,I do give a high rate for simplicity and great flavor. Its only downfall would be its amount and regular price, but I know its a convenient item so the price will go up.However I would like to see a convenient meal that's a good price,good tasting and large amounts.If you want to try this product I would recommend finding it on sale or if your lucky as me try to find a coupon.VH Steamers taste great, but I wouldn't buy them on a regular basis.