Perfect
Perfect, no added sugar or anything nasty. Ps: this is a passata! It is liquidy because you have to cook it longer to be creamy. It is not a sauce!
Passata - an insult to Italian cuisine!
I used 2 cartons to make a regular supply of Bolognese sauce. This was a big mistake. The end result was a disaster, when it is normally an enjoyable accompaniment to pasta.Why has a reasonable passata turn into a bitter, watery mess. Tesco, take not of all the negative reviews please.
Very watery
Used to be much thicker - now really watery and not pleasant.
Tomato water!
Not sure what they have done with this product! It used to be really good, but the last few weeks it has been really watery. Noticed it with other Tesco tomato products as well.
Really watery and acidic, not nice at all.
Really watery and acidic, not nice at all.
Very bitter taste!!!
I opened 1 carton and it had such a bitter, nasty taste that I got my husband to taste it in case it was me! I'd already put some in the dinner and was so concerned by the taste that I opened another carton to check the taste over that in case it had gone off somehow. But no, the 2and one tasted the same. Yuck!!!! Never had passata taste like that before!!!!!!
Bitter and watery. Please avoid this one
Spoiled my curry, made it taste so bitter we had to throw it all away with the passata pack
This was like coloured water. Very thin. I normall
This was like coloured water. Very thin. I normally use Lidl’s own and that’s much better. Wouldn’t buy this again.
SO THIN and LIQUIDY.
What happened to your passata ?! I used to buy this all the time, now because of the lockdown I had to wait til I could get a slot... got a slot, added these to my order and they are like WATER. I poured two cartons into my ragu and it was pure liquid. No way did it make my normal sauce. You need to change back to what you used before because this is not passata.
Thin and watery - disappointing
As soon as I started pouring this from the carton I realised it very thin and watery, unlike other brands of passata I have used. I suspected my chicken casserole wouldn't turn out as intended and I was right - it was watery instead of thick and rich. I won't buy it again.
