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Hi, I'm not sure the correct link was posted above. I saw the same site the other evening but the honey label, jar size and name doesn't match what's on the site. Asal's the persian word for honey and it appears a lot in searches. Wasn't able to find a match the other evening. Hope you don't mind me mentioning it and please correct me if I'm wrong. Thanks for the other info.
Asal - Turkish Flower Honey - 420g Jar
http://www.doniaelasal.com/english.html
You are probably right - I rushed that one, and got wrong site. I'll edit it out.0 -
anniemf2508 wrote: »Just noticed they've got gluten free lasagne sheets, they're £1.99 a pack in Tesco, and i just ordered 6 packs for the same price, hubby will be happy, hes been craving lasagne for the last few weeks, but i couldn't justify spending £2 on just the pasta (yes i'm a meanie!)
Probably a dumb question but can you taste the difference from normal lasagne sheets?0 -
cruella_de_vile wrote: »Probably a dumb question but can you taste the difference from normal lasagne sheets?
Ask me again never tried them before ( I have ordered these as well:D ), so I hope they are good but as with most stuff I have ordered from AF am willing to chance it!!:D0 -
cruella - I doubt it once its in with mince etc. I had the free from custard creams and they tasted 'normal'
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New rice things on there- a bit like this which is the closest I can find at the moment- 50p or 6 for £2.50, but is not pilaf, but biryani and paneer tikka masala.
Minute Basmati Rice Pilaf. Ready to eat gourmet rice with finest Indian basmati. Microwaveable, heat & eat. Gluten free. Cholesterol free. 100% Natural. No preservatives. Vegetarian. A fusion of mughlai rice preparation and traditional herbs and spices of southern India. Kohinoor Rice Treat presents a unique ready to eat range of gourmet rice for food connoisseurs across the world, catering to international culinary preferences with the most authentic taste and flavor. Rice Treat is a rare expression of world rice cuisine using the finest Indian basmati rice Kohinoor. Product of India.
Ingredients:
Basmati Rice, Water, Onion, Curd, Refined Sunflower Oil, Indian Cottage Cheese (Paneer), Carrot, Cauliflower, French Beans, Green Peas, Salt, Ginger, Garlic, Red Chilli Powder, Cumin Seeds, Black Pepper, Clove, Cinnamon, Bay Leaf, Large Cardamon, Mace, Nutmeg & Saffron.
Warnings:
The product contains milk. The product may contain traces of sesame seeds and nuts, as it has been made in a factory that uses sesame seeds and nut ingredients. Do not consume, if the pouch is damaged or bloated.
Nutrition Facts
Serving Size: 0.5 packServings Per Container: 20 -
mcallister1 wrote: »New rice things on there- a bit like this which is the closest I can find at the moment- 50p or 6 for £2.50, but is not pilaf, but biryani and paneer tikka masala.
Both on my large list on page 4. with links to site. At some point I will collate all my posts and alphabetise them for ease of use, but not time atm0 -
From what my OH says you can't really tell the difference between the G/F lasagne sheets and normal ones0
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Has anyone noticed the description on the AF site for the Heinz - Creamy Roasted Chicken Soup - 400g
It says - wait for it -
Suitable for vegetarians!!! :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
http://www.approvedfood.co.uk/heinz---creamy-roasted-chicken-soup---400g-1263-p.asp
Looks like AF have removed the vegetarian option"Never argue with an idiot. They drag you down to their level then beat you with experience." Anon.0 -
Looks like AF have removed the vegetarian option
I wonder why... :rolleyes:
New item Heinz curry beans 200g
Navy beans, Water, Raisins, Apples, Sugar, Concentrated tomato puree, Corn flour, Mango chutney (Mangos, Sugar, Corn syrup, Salt, Acetic acid, Spices), Canola oil, Curry powder(contains wheat flour), Salt, Lemon juice, Modified cornflour, Natural flavours and spices.Not a Kosher product, Contains Wheat and Gluten,suitable for vegetarians
http://www.vermontcountrystore.com/browse/Home/Food-Candy/Food/Conveniently-Canned/Heinz-Curry-and-Beans/D/30100/P/1:100:1020:10270:100660/I/f12970?searchid=7KA1SRCH&feedid=nextag0 -
I've got a question about the reduced salt/sugar beans.... I'm getting the hang of using stuff past the best before date but the beans on there are best before Aug 07, has anyone tried them? I usually buy the reduced salt/sugar stuff for the kids so am used to the taste.0
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