Tesco Family Meal For Four for £5

itsallinthemind

Just realised they may have meant 'Indians' and 'Halal' lol

But even so, what is catering for Indians?

System

[QUOTE=ChezAllen;discussion/2306959]I have looked and haven't found this offer posted, apologies if it has.

Tesco are offereing a family meal 2 Adults 2 Kids for a Fiver

Choose 1 main, 1 side and 1 dessert

Valid Until 22/03/10

Chicken & Tomato Pasta Bake 1600g £5.00
Chicken Cheese & Bacon Pasta Bake 1600g £5.00
Family Deep Fill Steak Pie 1kg £4.49
FamilyDeep Fill Chicken Pie 1kg £4.49
Tesco Lasagne 1600g £5.00


2 Garlic Breads £1.11
Cauliflower Cheese 600g £2.25
Fresh Mash 850g £2.00

Tiramisu 500g £1.98
Apple Crumble 600g £2.00[/QUOTE]

Thanks op, I've not really tried many of the tesco ready meals - what are these like, any recommendations please on the mains and puds? I have however tried the finest cauliflower cheese from Tesco and loved it.

BatGirlPants

Oooh thanks, this looks like a nice deal

I do agree that a meat-free alternative would be nice, i'm not a vegetarian but I don't eat meat every day and my daughter doesn't really like meat and it'd be nice to have a bit of variation.

Still a good deal though

williham

I thought veges were always excluded because they can get stuff for around this price anyway because meat is more expensive..

Amanduh

No, it's actually the other way around.
Vegetarian options are generally more expensive than the meat versions, and there's a lot less choice.

mumsrgreat

Phew, what a heated debate, I think I'll have mi tea at home....;)

jane130

i have made one of these do 6 of us - it was the pasta bake and garlic bread , just add a bit of salad .

Kayteehee

I thought this as well being veggie, when i was in tesco I was so excited about the meal deal and then realised there was no veggie option...

They have veggie options in the 9 pound meal deal so why not the family meal deal?

I love that someone said they probably have very little meat in them anyway... haha some people do not understand vegetarianism at all. We do not eat any meat, fish, or animal products such as geletin, animal fat etc. Vegans do not eat anything from animals such as all of the above, and then milk, eggs, cheese, etc. So now you know.

Anyway - I then read there's a cheese and tomato bake? Is that not veggie?

cheers

williham

Kayteehee wrote: »

Anyway - I then read there's a cheese and tomato bake? Is that not veggie?

cheers

Do you mean the chicken and tomato bake?

mumof3lads

Kayteehee wrote: »

I thought this as well being veggie, when i was in tesco I was so excited about the meal deal and then realised there was no veggie option...

They have veggie options in the 9 pound meal deal so why not the family meal deal?

I love that someone said they probably have very little meat in them anyway... haha some people do not understand vegetarianism at all. We do not eat any meat, fish, or animal products such as geletin, animal fat etc. Vegans do not eat anything from animals such as all of the above, and then milk, eggs, cheese, etc. So now you know.

Anyway - I then read there's a cheese and tomato bake? Is that not veggie?

cheers

The poster who said they probably have very little meat anyway, was using a form called 'sarcasm' :wall: