I am disgruntled that your turkey dinner with stuffing has been diminished to the point where the gravy is awful and the turkey is factory formed. I have been eating these dinner for 30 years, but no more. Then there are yams and I don't like yams in your dinners. The quality is so bad that when I tasted the gravy I spit it out. The whole dinner is going into the trash, except for the few bites (very few) that I am giving to my dog rinsed of the gravy. The portion of turkey is smaller, too. The stuffing has less volume, too. I can't believe that your company doesn't know what you are doing that displeases the customers.

Are you having your TV dinners made in China? I ask this because dog food made in China has killed pets by accident. I am a nice person and don't criticize people, but this is business and I think you should know how I feel about the lousy gravy and chopped formed turkey and filler of yams in stuffing. My mother feels the same way and so do my nephews. What happened?

I hope you're listening and go back to the true Marie Calender's restaurants that I remember fondly with my family. I am going to have to fix my own turkey dinners and stuffing and freeze it. I live in cold climate and can freeze easily. Honestly, I don't know what has happened to the world - quality is out and skimping is in for the profit. Don't believe people don't notice, they do and I think you should know and go back to the original gravy (that at least matches the cover of the carton.

E. Bales

When Marie Callender's TV dinners first came to the super market years ago the quality was excellent. They were higher priced and very good quality for TV dinners. I have noticed that in the past couple year or longer the quality has gone down. They don't have the Marie Callender's taste to them anymore. Today I had a meatloaf and mashed potatoes TV dinner from Marie Callender's, and the meatloaf was like a processed piece of meat and had an odd aftertaste. I am not sure why their quality is so poor now. But I'm not going to purchase them any longer.