cans of plum tomatoes
13 March 2003, 08:31 PM
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Why have they doubled in price recently? Not long ago they were around twenty something pence a can, but now they are over forty pence in most places.
Anyone know why??
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13 March 2003, 09:51 PM
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UB,
found this on google - you can sleep easy mate:
ETS- sounds tasty, doesn't it?
[Edited by mj - 3/13/2003 9:52:27 PM]
found this on google - you can sleep easy mate:
Useful tip. Actually the only difference between Heinz beans and those of any other manufacturer, including the very cheapest tins, is the tomato sauce. That's why your recommendation to add a little cornflour and BBQ sauce makes perfect sense.
Another cheap buy are tins of plum tomatoes. They are delicious yet only cost 9p a tin at Aldi, 15p for chopped tomatoes.
You couldn't buy the same quantity of tomatoes for this price; just heat them up and combine with some of Tesco's Value Bacon at 89p for a quick, delicious meal. The Value Bacon, by the way, is a pack consisting basically of off-cuts; if you pick carefully you will find some really big, tasty bacon steaks in many of the packs.
It's one of the few Tesco Value lines that are real value; all too many are very ordinary products over-flavoured to hide the basic taste.
Another cheap buy are tins of plum tomatoes. They are delicious yet only cost 9p a tin at Aldi, 15p for chopped tomatoes.
You couldn't buy the same quantity of tomatoes for this price; just heat them up and combine with some of Tesco's Value Bacon at 89p for a quick, delicious meal. The Value Bacon, by the way, is a pack consisting basically of off-cuts; if you pick carefully you will find some really big, tasty bacon steaks in many of the packs.
It's one of the few Tesco Value lines that are real value; all too many are very ordinary products over-flavoured to hide the basic taste.
[Edited by mj - 3/13/2003 9:52:27 PM]
13 March 2003, 09:58 PM
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My recipie for ultimate baked beans is as follows.......
Heat a 9p can of Tesco baked beans in a pan - lots of heat to reduce it by a quarter, add grated fresh parmesan ,a **** of butter and black pepper to taste.
Sorted.......
Heat a 9p can of Tesco baked beans in a pan - lots of heat to reduce it by a quarter, add grated fresh parmesan ,a **** of butter and black pepper to taste.
Sorted.......
13 March 2003, 09:58 PM
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6p for chopping them up - cheeky *******. any money the chopped tomatos are the bits they scarpe up off the factory fllor at the end of the shift.
I can't beleive I'm discussing the finer points of tinned toms-hate em'
I can't beleive I'm discussing the finer points of tinned toms-hate em'
13 March 2003, 10:00 PM
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which kinda prooves a point - you can start a thead on any subject on Scoobynet, which is nice... 
cheesy beans.... sound *very* nice.
ub
[Edited by unclebuck - 3/13/2003 10:21:19 PM]
cheesy beans.... sound *very* nice.
ub
[Edited by unclebuck - 3/13/2003 10:21:19 PM]
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