O, That’s Good! Frozen Skillet Meals

New frozen skillets are available in six varieties

Oprah Winfrey, in collaboration with Kraft Heinz, announced that new O, That’s Good! Frozen Skillet meals will be added to the brand lineup. This launch is the fourth category from Mealtime Stories, LLC, the joint venture between Kraft Heinz and Oprah Winfrey, which includes refrigerated soups, sides and frozen pizza. The O, That’s Good! brand was inspired by Oprah’s love for nutritious food.

O, That’s Good! Frozen Skillet Meals are a flavorful, convenient dinner option that allows consumers to enjoy their favorite comfort foods with a twist of veggies, ready in just 10 minutes. In our Chicken Alfredo meal, we’ve swapped some of the cream in the sauce with pureed cauliflower but it’s so delicious you’d never know.

O, That’s Good! Frozen Skillet Meals (SRP: $6.99) are available nationwide in six varieties: Chicken Alfredo, Chicken Margherita, Southwest Style Chicken & Penne, Italian Sausage & Rigatoni, Garlic Chicken & Potatoes and vegetarian-friendly Three Cheese Tortellini. All are made with high-quality ingredients, including antibiotic-free chicken and natural sausage, and have no artificial flavors, preservatives or dyes.

Along with skillets, O, That’s Good! is extending its pizza line to include three new frozen thin-crust pizza options (SRP: $6.99) with a twist of cauliflower in the crust*: BBQ Chicken (made with antibiotic-free chicken), Margherita and White.

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* Less than ½ cup vegetables per serving

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