Product Review – Pillsbury Perfect Portions

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I hate wasting food. Sometimes I will pay a little more for a product, if it is packaged in a manner that helps to avoid waste.

Pillsbury Perfect Portions biscuits, are a great way to avoid waste, and save time.

Pillsbury Perfect Portions, are biscuits packaged in twin packs (sealed for freshness). Each box contains 4 twin packs, or a total of 8 biscuits.

By purchasing ready to bake biscuits this way, the consumer can save, by only baking what they want.

I buy the buttermilk flavor biscuits, and am very pleased with the taste. Fresh out of the oven, they compare very closely to homemade.

Each biscuit has 190 calories, and 80 of those are from fat.

These biscuits can be baked in either a conventional oven, or a toaster oven. Microwave baking is not recommended.

The downside to Pillsbury Perfect Portions Biscuits….they do contain saturated (3 grams) and trans fats (3.5 grams). For those individuals with allergies, the biscuits also contain wheat and milk ingredients.

This product can be found in the refrigerated section of the grocery store, in the same section as the canned biscuits. The Pillsbury Perfect Portions, are packaged in a blue box. As with all food products, remember to check the expiration date.

For recipes, questions or comments, you can visit Pillsbury.com.

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October 24, 2007 by Barbara Swafford
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2 Comments on Product Review – Pillsbury Perfect Portions

  1. wendy on Sun, 31st Jan 2010 8:30 am

    2. I was just wondering why we dont get the perfect portions busquits in omaha ne anymore. did they quit making them.

  2. Barbara Swafford on Tue, 2nd Feb 2010 3:09 pm

    3. Hi Wendy:

    You might check with your local grocery store and ask them if they will stock them. I’m still able to find them on the West Coast.

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