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Mountain House
Chicken Fried Rice
$10.13
Description

  No artificial preservatives, flavors, or colors

  When you need a hot, filling meal after a long day outside, look no further than Mountain House Chicken Fried Rice. Made with delicious bits of chicken, scrambled eggs, mushrooms, onion and peppers, Mountain House Chicken Fried Rice brings you a blend of flavor that's just as tasty as what you'd find in your favorite takeout restaurant without that long wait time. Just add boiling water, wait for a few minutes and you'll have a savory dish to devour in no time.

  Packaging may vary from that shown, but the meal is identical.

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Brand Name:
Mountain House
Type of Meal:
Entree
Food Type:
Non-Vegetarian
Size:
2 Servings
Calories per Serving:
300
Weight:
4.7 oz / 133 g
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
0055168
UPC:
041133551687
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