vicwatson wrote: » 1.49 specially selected fresh Tagliatelle is great, in with the pies and ready made dinners etc, they have spaghetti too but didn't try that
Muahahaha wrote: Do Aldi sell provolone cheese by any chance? Tesco dont have it on their website and I was in Lidl earlier and no joy there either.
Dial Hard wrote: » Only as part of certain specials, I'm afraid.
sillysocks wrote: » Really like the fresh Tortellini along with the fresh tomato & mascarpone sauce. Dinner in minutes too!
Alun wrote: » Bought the cardamom chai tea bags yesterday, lovely! Saw some other flavours there too, anyone tried those?
Ryath wrote: » I quite liked the Specially selected Peppermint and Liquorice definitely going to try some of the other flavours. Not usually a herbal tea drinker but I want to cut back on my late evening coffee drinking a bit.
Missyelliot2 wrote: » Tried the ginger one, which was lovely.... not too keen on the coconut one though
HeidiHeidi wrote: » Excellent, this is on my menu for the coming week! Which tortellini did you have?
Cakerbaker wrote: » Their Italian 00 flour special is back. And I was panicking as I finished my last bag from last time this morning. It seems to be popular though, there were loads of French, spelt and rye bags left and I got the last 4 Italian ones.
TICKLE_ME_ELMO wrote: » Is it any good? I usually buy my 00 flour in the health food shops because the local Dunnes never have it. I was looking at it the other day in Aldi and it looks a good big bag.
Cakerbaker wrote: » I find it perfect. Use it for both pasta and pizza dough and have never had any issues. It’s €1.99 for a 1.5kg bag.
Muahahaha wrote: » Could I ask what % protein is this? Im looking for a high gluten flour with protein 13%-14% per 100g
Alun wrote: » Thanks, they also seem to do a Masala one. Found their website here ...https://www.teaindia.co.uk/our-teas/
Johnny Dogs wrote: » They are doing 8oz "ultimate burgers" which are the business. I highly recommend them, sold in 2 x packs, cant for the life of me remember how much they cost, but they were massive burgers and tasted fantastic.
vicwatson wrote: » Fresh or frozen?
Johnny Dogs wrote: » Fresh. I'm not joking, they're absolutely MASSIVE, don't get me wrong, they will fit in a burger bun easily, but its the height that's massive, it's like biting into a massive meatball.