noodler wrote: » As a few poster have stated subsequently, that's not the case. God, I'm seriously not gonna argue about peas on a forum but every batch I have made was tough with half burned half undercooked. "shelly" is a good way to describe it. No idea how on earth you can say all peas are the same, I mean frozen chips, wedges, baked beans, ketchups can all vary wildly by brand.
TiltedBrain wrote: » Roasted Peas
Lisha wrote: » I think it's 'freezer burn' that made your peas rotten. I've seen it. I think if they I also agree that some frozen veg is nicer than others.
Lady Haywire wrote: » How are you cooking the peas that they're going black? Genuinely curious here as I've no idea how you're managing it! I just put them in boiling water for a few mins.
noodler wrote: » Microwaving for 2 mins - stir after one. People are going way out there to try and find a reason for it but there isn't! The Green Isle ones cook properly every time, have a satsifying snap to them when you break the skin and have a sweet taste.
Graces7 wrote: » Never ever microwaved frozen peas. There you have it then.... :rolleyes:
noodler wrote: » You can, its on the back of every frozen veg back. How do you think I am cooking the branded version? (With no issues).
WhiteMemento9 wrote: » Probably been mentioned many times but the Appleby’s Barbecue Spare Ribs are amazing. These ones.
Lucas Hood wrote: » Yeah these are gorgeous. They used to do a pulled pork by the same people awhile back but haven't seen in ages.
fussyonion wrote: » The Greek Style Mango yogurts (€1.29 for 4) are delicious. Thick and creamy and just gorge and I am v fussy about yogurts. Not fussy about onions though 😊
jenn1984 wrote: » In the same line, I would recommend the Greek Style Coconut & Vanilla yoghurt. It has a yummy flavour and is thick and creamy - not a guarantee with all greek style yoghurts.
jennyhayes123 wrote: » Not food but wondering had anyone bought Mattress topper from Aldi and if so Is it any good?
Graces7 wrote: » on a similar but food related non food .... I am delighted with the hand tools at ALDI. Cannot dig any more .... need to grow food.. Got a sturdy trowel and an awesome little hoe at E1.99 each. The hoe has a sharp blades on one side and three sharp prongs on the other..
nosilver wrote: » I know its a "recommend" thread, but might be of interest to know that their bottled water has changed. It was glenpatrick spring water, its now "celtic pure" which is basically bottled tap water and tastes as such. - Seriously different taste to before and not in a nice way.
RhubarbCrumble wrote: » Just curious if anybody has bought the 'Jo Malone style' candles before? I've heard people raving about them and they're back in stock tomorrow so might go have a look. I wonder if they burn well and how long they last etc?
TiltedBrain wrote: » Not sure who Jo Malone is but the fancy candles "No.1 & No.3" are in the dishwasher tablets kinda section in my Aldi, nowhere near the special buys. I'd estimate 60 - 80 hours burn for a fiver
RhubarbCrumble wrote: Just curious if anybody has bought the 'Jo Malone style' candles before? I've heard people raving about them and they're back in stock tomorrow so might go have a look. I wonder if they burn well and how long they last etc?
