Chef Boyardee Overstuffed Beef Ravioli, 15 oz, 12 Pack

Tasty. Fresh. Good Beef Taste. Very Thick Ravioli. I think this is a good deal, (12) Large 15oz cans for just about $14.00. They run around $1.40 a can when bought individually, so you save a few bucks. Not to mention, buying by the 12ct case, you're always sure to have some on hand. And received the Same Day, within hours! And they're dated with an Expiration Date/Best By Date of nearly two years! Easy to prepare, heat on stove or just pour into a bowl and microwave. Can eat cold(right out of the can), if need be, as they're already precooked, so good for camping, outdoors, homelessness, no heat/no electric, etc. They offer a Top Quality Taste and no after taste. And ANOTHER GREAT THING, they're Pop Top so NO CAN OPENER NEEDED! Just a spoon! Great for Work!

I should not buy these. They are toooooo good.

My daughter loves Chef boy she loves it. It’s quick. It’s simple, but she loves it.

These Chef Boyardee ravioli were never particularly good, and I’ve known that for a long time. But I bought them as a quick meal option, made tolerable with a generous sprinkle of Parmesan cheese.

I really like these Boyardee overstuffed beef raviolis because they taste good and they're much more affordable than most canned food these days that are two or three or four dollars for each can when these are only about a dollar give or take even if these cans aren't quite as big as some other ones I think they're a good buy for the money in my opinion!

Good stars because the seller and delivery were fine XD Not even a dent in the cans. But the product? Gross! I was hoping for a store of cheap meals for when I'm too busy to cook, and it was certainly easy to pop open and microwave a can, but my childhood memory of Chef Boyardee is not true to the experience. The sauce is watery and bland, the pasta itself is soggy and there's not much flavor to make up for the lack of texture. I might try cooking up a can in a skillet to try to impart at least some texture to the noodles, and basil and garlic salt for flavor, but then we're right back to the cooking we didn't have time for!

this beef ravioli is quick easy and great for a fast meal the pasta is tender and the filling is flavorful with a rich tomato sauce it heats up in just a few minutes and is perfect to keep in the pantry for busy days great value for the price and i would definitely buy it again

Just to make this a legit review, I got this ravioli cause it's pretty cheap and it'll keep me alive. 3 out of 5 stars. Now, onto the main part. I worked at the Amazon warehouse in PA for a year as a guy who put the products onto the shelves. They referred to me as a "stower". Obviously, people here are thinking that no damage occurs at an Amazon warehouse. It can, and does, happen a lot. The cases of 12 are all stacked on top of each other by the people taking it off the trucks (roughly 20 high, 2 deep, and 5 across) onto big main carts and wheeled out for us to stack onto smaller carts and put onto numbered shelves. Of course, being that they are just loosely stacked, they tend to fall a time or two before reaching their final destination. We all have percentages to meet at the end of day, so nobody really worried much about a little damage (especially while making $11 an hour). We're more worried about the end-of-the-day quota of your stuff being stored on shelves. Sorry to be blunt, but a few dents wasn't going to make us go out of our way to file your product under "damaged". The decision on whether to file something under "damaged" is left to warehouse employees who are told to ask themselves "Would you still personally want this product in its current form?". My answer to myself was always "yes, there's nothing wrong with a can that has a dent". So there you guys go. There's a first-hand explanation from a previous employee. Even if the dents are in the middle of the case, it's still most likely NOT from Kraft. It's from Amazon employees going fast to reach percentages. There are ways for us to dent cans in the middle of the case. I've seen it and probably did it a few times.

Awesome

DISGUSTING