Idahoan Buttery Homestyle Mashed Potatoes, Made with Gluten-Free 100% Real Idaho Potatoes, 1.5 oz (Pack of 10)

First I will say the cups are only half full so if your a big guy expect to eat two of them lol. But they taste great and for someone who doesn't always have milk in their fridge they taste way better than the box ones without using milk! Second thing I have to comment on is some of these other reviews. For the people who are having difficulties with clumps. There's this "special tool" designed to stir them so you won't have clumps and I'm almost positive everyone has one of these "tools" in their kitchen but if not there are many other things that can be used as well... it's called a fork and your hand. If you can't figure it out I'm sorry but there's really not much hope for you as a human being. You should just go out to eat if you can't figure this process out cause I honestly can't believe people are having issues with this process. I almost didn't buy these cause of these dumb reviews so if your concerned about this don't be! Those people just shouldn't be even attempting to "cook" if that's what you would even call putting some water in a bowl and stirring it then warming it up in a microwave lol.

For easy of preparation, these small containers of Idahoan mashed potatoes are hard to beat. Merely add water, mix and microwave. The mashed potatoes are tasty! If you are domestically challenged, this takes all the fuss out of buying, cleaning, boiling and mashing potatoes. Enjoy!

This was a really great product a package of 10 tubs would only cost about $15 it's extremely easy to make a serving of mashed potatoes in just a couple of minutes literally and it actually is quite enjoyable HOWEVER it appears the manufacturer has quit producing it and only a few suppliers have some stocked on their shelves and as usual THEY'RE CHARGING TWICE THE PRICE ($30 FOR 10) FOR WHAT'S LEFT ....TYPICAL GOUGING AS USUAL... PRODUCT IS ABOUT TO DISAPPEAR IN OTHER WORDS FROM THE LOOKS OF IT. Even the boxed mashed potatoes appear to be running out also.

I got these for my dad, Who is 82 years old and living by himself for the first time in his life. He is recently diagnosed with diabetes, and I realize that this isn’t necessarily a low carbohydrate food, but he has been eating ice cream for dinner so the goal is to gradually switch him from ice cream to a more appropriate diabetic diet. He doesn’t like to cook and really needs convenience (open, add water, microwave).He really likes the flavor and he says that they’re very easy to make. Along with other foods we got him, he hasn’t been eating ice cream for dinner so I’m happy. I wish that they were a little bit less expensive, but I understand that convenience comes at a cost. And as long as he’s eating them that’s what counts.

When my wife showed these in the little cups I was not excited. I put one in the microwave and 90 seconds later I had mashed potatoes. I tasted the potatoes and was blown away at how good they tasted. I added some sour cream a little salt and pepper and eat the whole cup.Now for the rubThe amount of potatoes in the cup is not like the picture shows in the add. It is only about half the cup.At the bottom oh the cup is a dried out section of potatoes. My wife said we can stop this by changing the microwave time.Bottom line is this is a good product we all should have in the pantry