I WANNA - Shere Khan Sauce

middleman_2

Used to get them in Tescos but to be honest I stopped buying all the curry sauces because was so disappointed with them, and we tried a lot! Would have to agree with tonysat that the Pataks pastes are the best of the ready made stuff and you can add your own spices etc.

Pricy147

middleman wrote:

Used to get them in Tescos but to be honest I stopped buying all the curry sauces because was so disappointed with them, and we tried a lot! Would have to agree with tonysat that the Pataks pastes are the best of the ready made stuff and you can add your own spices etc.

I'd agree that Pataks are quite good, and that most sauces jarred are just not the same and taste nothing like a real Indian meal. Shere Khan sauces were/are an exception to that rule.

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Now...back to finding these sauces!!!

MORPH3US

URGENT UPDATE!!!!!!!

Just spotted Shere Khan sauces in my local Asda (Stafford)

Not many there and they were right on the bottom shelf so looks like they are selling them out, but might be worth a check if you like them that much and stocking up.

Hell, i'll even buy some and post if you are willing to pay postage costs!!!

M

Mamabear

My local 99p shop has been selling the Shere Khan Bhuna for um, oh you work it out .

Whilst this isn't as good as 39p, Ive been stocking up as its a lovely sauce.

Dahn 'ere in the sarf, the Shere Khan range is fairly easily available in most branches of Sainsburys and Tescos.


Happy hunting

very_concerned_2

They are also in Asda Minworth tonight, at a clearance price! Shamefully I went for the own brand though as it's more anglicised (hides in shame).

Nubs_2

Sounds like great stuff. I love Pataks Tikka Masala paste (Coriander and Lemon) makes a mean chicken curry base and prawn curry too. I also spread it on salmon and pan fry it but also add it to rice and bulgar wheat and veg. to make a nice biryani dish. You only need a dessert spoon full.

kenshaz

MORPH3US wrote:

Don't see them around much these days, shame as they were really nice.

BTW, the Chester Shere Khan has moved to the Cheshire Oaks Designer Outlet village.

If you can't find them then I would recommend the Lloyd Grossman curry sauces, beautiful!!!

M

Cheshire Oaks are we talking about a restaurant or a bottle of sauce cannot recall an indian restaurant on the Oaks,if so will investigate any more info

AMO

sarahlouise210 wrote:

Having just googled it ....I want a Shere Khan sauce too! Everyone raves about them! Still cant see where to buy them though ...maybe Waitrose?

Indian curries are come a long way in the last few years. Curries are one of the few items that can be preserved well and taste almost as good as a freshly made one.

There are a lot of good curry brands out there now. I currently like the Sainsbury's own Taste The Difference range as they offer something slightly different.

I don't think that Shere Khan sauces are so good that I'd go out of my way to search for them.

AMO

kenshaz

But Morph3us believes it,so I am convinced and want some ,Indian food is addictive and I need a fix without spending money in a restaurant,need help urgent.

AMO

Fair enough. It's funny that Indian curries are known all over the world except in India!

AMO