Frozen Meatball Brands Ranked From Worst To Best
When it comes to our ranking of frozen meatball brands, regrettably, Sam's Choice Premium Angus Meatballs are anything but premium. At the very least, they're edible. But why spend your money on subpar meatballs if you don't have to?
The Cooked Perfect Brand produces one thing: meatballs. This encompasses a variety of styles that may suit your fancy, like gluten-free, turkey, Swedish, Angus beef, homestyle, organic, and several others. The unfortunate reality is that they're all rather inadequate
Trader Joe's is a playful grocery store offering novelty items, specialized wines, and healthier food alternatives. Therefore, it's no surprise that the store has its own brand of flame-broiled turkey meatballs. In general, turkey is rather dry by default.
Rao's homemade pork and beef meatballs get brownie points for coming with their own marinara sauce. Despite the relatively lower rank on this list, they have a pleasant texture that's tender and juicy on the inside and lightly crispy on the outside.
Stouffer's is a popular brand of frozen meals known for classic fare like lasagna, meatloaf, and mac and cheese. So it makes sense that Swedish meatballs would make it on the list of offerings.
Sixty seconds -- that's how long it takes to prepare this pleasantly seasoned Swedish meatball dish, served with a savory cream sauce over a bed of tender pasta. The Compleats brand by Hormel is a quintessential frozen meal that's both easy to prepare and requires minimal effort to enjoy.
Looking for an innovative twist to the traditional frozen meatball formula? Then this might be the dish for you. Crafted with premium high-quality chicken, the outer coating is a delectable blend of Parmesan cheese and breadcrumbs, adding ASMR-worthy crispiness to each bite.