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I've always wondered what Old El Paso's dinner kits are like.  The families in the commercials always look so happy eating!  Well, over this past weekend I was at Shoppers and saw the Fajita kit on sale for $2.99 with an additional "Save $2" coupon stuck on the box.  $0.99?!?!  SHOOT!  I thought I scored an amazing deal but then I went home, opened the box and realized that it wasn't much of a kit.  It came with the following three things: 10 tortillas, filling seasoning and "sauce".  At this point, $0.99 was starting to look like a rip-off.  Why call it a "kit" when it doesn't include even HALF of what you need to prepare a decent meal?  

10 tortillas, filling seasoning & "sauce"

Here is what you will need to buy in addition to what comes with the "kit":  bell peppers (thinly sliced), 1/2 an onion (thinly sliced), tomato (diced) & mushrooms (sliced)

Oh and you will need a couple of chicken breasts.  Slice thinly.

 The "sauce" is absolutely horrendous by the way.  It's so terrible that it should be illegal.  Regardless, I didn't want to waste it.  Afterall, it cost 1/3 of $0.99.   So I diced a whole tomato and 1/4 of an onion, muddled in some cilantro leaves, threw in a dash of salt & pepper and mixed everything with 2 tablespoons of the "sauce".   The end result was a surprisingly tasty salsa.  Although, I wish I had some lemon & lime at my disposal - it would've added a nice tangy kick.

Pan fry your chicken slices until they're no longer pink.

Then throw in all your veggies, add the seasoning and 1/4 cup of water.  Keep stirring on high heat until the chicken is thoroughly cooked and the sauce has thickened.

Then assemble, top with dollop of salsa & EAT!  ¡Buen apetito!