Asda Indian Meal Deal

Essex_Maid

Thx for this. I am going to the Dagenham Asda tomorrow, to collect a Canon Powershot A430 digital camera (from another MSE link yesterday) £40 - cheapest elsewhere i could find was £68 - so I can pick up a curry whilst I am there - two bargains together - great.:T

teedy23

how much curry can I carry with one arm? best go find out for myself. Thanks for this, I,m really into one limbed meals at the moment

BrightonLad

Essex_Maid wrote: »

Can anyone recommend it for taste - other than price - don't fancy curried rubber even at that price!:D

Essex Maid, I don't think the others on here have ever had an Asda curry before!! You are lucky if you get three pieces of meat in it, and the sauce is very watery and not a lot of flavour.

Stick to Waitrose curriy ready meals if you want the best flavour

QuidProQuo

BrightonLad wrote: »

Essex Maid, I don't think the others on here have ever had an Asda curry before!! You are lucky if you get three pieces of meat in it, and the sauce is very watery and not a lot of flavour.

Stick to Waitrose curriy ready meals if you want the best flavour

You must have a tight !!!!! working behind the counter at your Asda. :shocked:

I have these curries every week and always get plenty of meat and the sauce is definately not watery. I dislike going to Asda but I make an exception for these curries.

Pete.g

Is it on the good for you range too as I'm on a diet!

webuserisme

BrightonLad wrote: »

Essex Maid, I don't think the others on here have ever had an Asda curry before!! You are lucky if you get three pieces of meat in it, and the sauce is very watery and not a lot of flavour.

Stick to Waitrose curriy ready meals if you want the best flavour

You obviously aren't 'doing' it right, then. I always engage the ladies (not being sexist, never any blokes serving on this counter in my local) in a bit of friendly banter whilst they are dishing up and invariably get LOADS of meat pieces in the cartons. There's a technique to it, in other words. Don't just stand there like a dummy, get involved, man.

huggychair

webuserisme wrote: »

You obviously aren't 'doing' it right, then. I always engage the ladies (not being sexist, never any blokes serving on this counter in my local) in a bit of friendly banter whilst they are dishing up and invariably get LOADS of meat pieces in the cartons. There's a technique to it, in other words. Don't just stand there like a dummy, get involved, man.

I can confirm this method also works on the pizza counter!

trubster

Had one yesterday, Sheffield store had sign up and it said "Offer Ends 29/4/07" so GRAB EM WHILE YOU CAN!!! Before they go as today is the last day, Would definatly recommend the Korma, very creamy and great quality

Esp for £1.50 PH for a full meal!

Hizz

allthatmularky wrote: »

Have to agree - its rubbery :rolleyes:

Thought it was their Chinese range that was rubbery.:rotfl:

josey1964

woodstoke wrote: »

Don't suppos they're veggie are they?

The store I was in yesterday (it was a superstore) had 2 veggie types available.