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Recommend a Sainsburys Ready Meal?
ClarkeKent
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A Sainsburys has just opened up near us. As I like my ready meals for quick teas. Can any seasoned Sainsburys shoppers recommend a ready meal they like or but on a regular basis?
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ClarkeKent wrote: »A Sainsburys has just opened up near us. As I like my ready meals for quick teas. Can any seasoned Sainsburys shoppers recommend a ready meal they like or but on a regular basis?
Macaroni and cheese. £2.30 but look at the level of fat. It's not a healthy meal at all....but it's very nice.
They are all quite nice really.
http://www.sainsburys.co.uk/shop/gb/groceries/meals-for-1-ready-meals/sainsburys-macaroni-cheese-430g
The Asian Teriyaki Salmon would probably be a better choice. £3.60
http://www.sainsburys.co.uk/shop/gb/groceries/meals-for-1-ready-meals/sainsburys-asian-teriyaki-salmon-380g:footie:
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Although I cook most meals from scratch, I still keep a few takeaway-style ready meals in the freezer in case plans change and we need something easy to cook in a hurry. From the Sainsbury range I can recommend their Indian meals, the ones in the round plastic dishes.One life - your life - live it!0
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Whether its healthy or not is not an issue! As long as its tasty! :-)0
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My husband likes the beef stew and dumplings. He had a M&S version last night, and said it wasn't as nice as the Sainsbury one.
I don't eat meat, so I can't comment on the majority of their range of ready meals, but the veggie curries are ok.0 -
Nargleblast wrote: »Although I cook most meals from scratch, I still keep a few takeaway-style ready meals in the freezer in case plans change and we need something easy to cook in a hurry. From the Sainsbury range I can recommend their Indian meals, the ones in the round plastic dishes.
I second the Indian meals. I especially like the Vegetable Biryani, and the Sweet Potato & Red Onion Bhajis. The Thai curries are nice too.0 -
I don't often shop at Sainsbury's but when I do I always pick up a Prawn Makhani. I usually prefer spicy Indian meals but I like this mild dish. I also haven't found an equivalent in other supermarkets.0
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Their Chicken and Bacon pasta bake is very nice http://www.sainsburys.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/gb/groceries/sainsburys-chicken---bacon-pasta-bake-430g?langId=44&storeId=10151&krypto=JsevDANBd5ApM7p3es3Jjrb2wtRxvIE1y%2Bj%2BDET0TMr72lk0%2BylXvKVmlrNUSqZjw2CQDb%2FIBZFQrJTERZvYsfX3c1RfBi41xnJSqhNGKCxxKCo93J2OCPmsTWr7Xiad&ddkey=http%3Agb%2Fgroceries%2Fsainsburys-chicken---bacon-pasta-bake-430g
As are their curries from their Indian range.0 -
I find their Sausage & Mash and Cumberland Pie meals are very nice too.
The Steak & Mash is also nice.It's not your credit score that counts, it's your credit history. Any replies are my own personal opinion and not a representation of my employer.0 -
Frozen - healthy eating - Chicken Lemon Rissoto - about £1.20.
Otherwise, the Liver & Onions, is quite good, and the Gammon usually at £1.75.
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I like the My Goodness range. The Keralan cod is nice
http://www.sainsburys.co.uk/shop/gb/groceries/sainsburys-my-goodness-keralan-cod-380g0
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