Marie Callender's Swedish Meatballs & Pasta, Meal to Share, Frozen Meal, 26 oz (frozen)
- Brand:
- Marie Callender's
- Model Number:
- UPC:
- 021131000899
- EAN:
- 0021131000899
- Walmart SKU:
- 5214566697
Price momentum shifted downward , bringing the cost to $6.57. This represents a 0.0% discount to typical levels.
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Tracking History: We have tracked Marie Callender's Swedish Meatballs & Pasta, Meal to Share, Frozen Meal, 26 oz (frozen) since 8/6/2025. The most recent price update was on Jul 28, 2026.
Price Range: Over the past 90 days, the price has ranged from $6.57 (lowest on 8/6/2025) to $6.57 (highest on 8/6/2025). The average price during this period is $6.57.
Current Trend: Walmart.com prices have ranged from $6.57 (Jul 28) to $6.57 (Jul 28) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $6.57.
Customer Insights: Rated 4.4/5 from 431 reviews.
Marie Callender seems to do better than most with frozen foods. There's a general issue with consistency and texture when you deal with things that were frozen, but these don't suffer that fate. Flavor is top notch for something out of the freezer and tossed in a microwave. Texture too, the noodles aren't just squishy worm like things, they have a good bite to them. Meatballs are also a great texture.
This is the first time I ordered the Marie Callender Swedish Meatballs %26 Noodles, I RECOMMEND THIS TO ANYONE ITS EXTREMRLY EXCELLENT!!! WHY I NEVER TRIED IT YEARS AGO IS MY FAULT, SO I ORDERED 4 MORE I LIKE IT SO MUCH. THANK YOU MARIE CALLENDER ÉXCELLENT JOB!!!! LINDA KAY
Too few meatballs. The sauce was not as yummy as home made. You can put frozen meatballs in a crock pot to slow cook them in a home made a sauce, low heat 4 to 6 hours. whisk up this sauce in a few minutes. Two cups beef broth, one carton of sour cream. Table spoon of corn starch with Two tablespoons water made into a slurry for thickening sauce and one tablespoon warchestershirer sauce for that take me home yummy taste. Only takes 5 to 10 minutes. The sauce works for about 10 to 15 meatballs. You can buy a 48 oz bag of frozen meat balls. Use half. Save the rest for next time. Or save the rest for Marinara Sauce night. Learn to Stretch your dollars. For the money you will have lots more meatballs, a plentaful amount of sauce, and this is served over egg noodles. The satisfaction is worth it. I grab a ceasar salad kit and serve that too. It is ready in two minutes.
I'm not sure what people didn't like about this because the reviews are a little bit low. I thought it needed salt and pepper but other than that it was pretty good. Seemed to have a lot of meatballs.
I used the oven method to cook this. It came out very good. I just added salt and pepper to mine. Tasted a lot like what you get at IKEA. Meal for two for less than $7 is a great deal.
Instructions suck, make sure the entire thing is covered or those noodles not covered will not cook %26 cannot be eaten, otherwise the inside %26 meatballs were decent tasting for something different.
The flavor was great, but the texture of the noodles was awful. Really mushy. I like the Marie Callender's scallop potatoes, they are really good, but these were terrible. Would not buy again.
Hard to rate when you just bought this weekend and haven't tasted yet. Please don't send these requests so quickly. I don't use or eat every item same day as my order. I'm unable to go shopping therefore I'm now ordering lot of things I've never tried before
I had low expectations for a frozen meal and somehow still ended up disappointed. The Swedish meatballs don't taste anything like Swedish meatballs. They taste like breakfast sausage patties rolled into balls. Whatever seasoning they used, it's not the warm, savory blend you'd expect from a Swedish meatball. The egg noodles were even worse. They had this strange, doughy texture that reminded me of undercooked pizza dough. Slimy and unpleasant to eat. And speaking of unpleasant, there was barely enough sauce to go around. You'd think a dish called "Swedish Meatballs %26 Pasta" would come swimming in a creamy gravy, but no. You get a thin coating at best, leaving you with a pile of sticky, gummy noodles. Take a look at the ingredient list and it starts to make sense. The main components are sauce, modified food starch, and onions. The actual meatballs and pasta? Listed at 2% or less, right alongside the afterthoughts. So the star of the show is starch and onion water with a few token meatballs tossed in. This is a "Meal to Share" at 26 oz, but honestly I wouldn't share this with anyone I liked. Completely ridiculous product. Don't waste your time or freezer space.
I have 2 other adults in my household of average weight there is no way a meal ment to feed the average families of 2 adults %262 children it barely fed 2 adults nasty 😒 flavor bland and lacking in the sauce will never buy again
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