Stove Top Cornbread Stuffing Mix Side Dish, 6 oz Box

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I like the taste of this product and the ease of making it to the table. Very flavorful and is easy to fit in with any meal even chicken or with pinto beans and mashed potato's

I bought this to follow a recipe for meatloaf. This stuffing was the replacement for breadcrumbs. It was so delicious, that I will always hope it's in my cupboard when I decide to make one that I didn't plan ahead of time to do. I highly recommend that you give it a try.

I always use stovetop stuffing for recipes where stuffing is called for. I make a real good turkey gravy cranberry dish with it. This cornbread variation is awesome.

Stovetop is a very versatile stuffing. Thr flavor is very nice and buttery. The packaging always keeps it fresh in your pantry ready to use. It has no bad aftertaste.

Hear me out…if you use a pack of this instead of breadcrumbs, ritz etc. when cooking meatloaf, it'll be the most delicious you've ever had! It holds everything together perfectly. I also swap the normal seasoning and use a Lipton onion soup packet. This stuffing is the secret ingredient in southern meatloaf…I get so many compliments!

I like to have an alternative carb for a chicken or turkey meal, and it can take the place of potatoes, rice or noodles---just a variation so meals aren't boring. The seasoning is good, not bland, and my young grandchildren like it, and they usually only like noodles. I love it and it reminds me of thanksgiving at my grandmother's house without all the work. So easy to prepare. I always have it in my pantry.

I absolutely love the taste of this product which I had seen advertised for years before I purchased it, largely due to the great price Walmart sells it. This product, which has a few different varieties is not just a Thanksgiving item. It's a great side dish for steak 🥩 pork chops, or most other dinners. It's also easy to prepare and ready in a flash.

This can't compare to homemade stuffing, but it'll do in a pinch. A few years ago, we had to spend Thanksgiving in a hotel, and it had a very limited kitchen. There was no oven, but there was a microwave and a small cooktop. Using ingredients I could prepare on the stovetop, I was able to put together a nice meal (see pic). These days, I sometimes add pieces of rotisserie chicken to the pot of stuffing, right as I pull it off the heat to sit. Just add a side or two, and we have a quick and easy meal. Be sure to use chicken broth when making the stuffing instead of water, and it'll have a better flavor.

Received a crumbled open box from Walmart.