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Preparation is usually by oven-baking or microwaving. Many products list oven instructions and microwave directions and note that the item should be kept frozen until ready to cook.

Net weights for mini food packages typically range from about 6.25 ounces up to 9 ounces.

Common allergens include eggs, soy, milk, and wheat/gluten. Some kits also note possible traces of nuts and that products may be processed in facilities handling nuts and sesame.

Suggested ages vary by set but commonly start around 2 years and up; other sets target 3 years and up or 6 years and up.

Some mini packaged foods include a dipping sauce. For example, certain vegetable mini egg roll products include a signature sweet-and-sour sauce for dipping.

Yes. Some mini meals include hidden vegetables and can provide about 1/2 cup of vegetables per serving from ingredients such as tomato, onion, carrot, and butternut squash.

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