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FROZEN PEAS- which make do you buy!
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Birds eye for me, I like them on their own or as a standby "home-made soup), a bit of bacon end and packet of peas = big pot of soup yummy.0
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Any brand, but only petis pois unless i am making soup with them. We do not eat that many peas, even though we like them,as i thinkthey are overated in nutritional terms as a veg, so because we eat them less frequently than many i don't mind paying more for petis pois. I like my peas sweet and not cooked to death, just heated up and crunchy for me!0
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I'm another Costco fan here, great value and lovely tasty peas. They also come in a big bag so I only need to buy them once a month or so.0
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It's not happening in Hull anymore, they moved production to the Grimsby Bird's Eye factory.
It burned down a long time ago, about five years I think.
Have to admit we don't eat frozen peas, always Batchelors Bigga tins. I am interested in possibly trying some though if they do Marrowfat ones. Hate garden peas with a passion.
We have recently found Tesco's do a 'pea cake' type thing in the frozen aisle. You get four in a pack for a pound and they're just like breaded fishcakes but instead of fish inside there are peas.
http://www.mushypeas.co.uk/products.htm?pid=8
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We have recently found Tesco's do a 'pea cake' type thing in the frozen aisle. You get four in a pack for a pound and they're just like breaded fishcakes but instead of fish inside there are peas.
http://www.mushypeas.co.uk/products.htm?pid=8
Now THEY look delicious
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ASDA SmartPrice. 1kg = 93p. I've "downshifted" and, as far as I am concerned, a pea is a pea is a pea.The acquisition of wealth is no longer the driving force in my life.
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Stephen_Leak wrote: »and a pea is a pea is a pea.
They may all be round & green, but they are not all alike as peas in a pod for taste
Birds Eye for me, tried all the other bullets over timeNumerus non sum0 -
Aldi 900g Petit Pois for 97p. Yummy!To repeat what others have said, requires education, to challenge it,requires brains!FEB GC/DIESEL £200/4 WEEKS0
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Tesco own brand....we tried their value ones but they were like bullets0
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I much prefer petit pois, any supermarket brand is fine with me. I do sometimes buy supermarkets own garden peas and they're okay but not as nice as Birds Eye. I bought some value frozen peas once and they were like bullets, I wouldn't buy those again.Dum Spiro Spero0
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