Great for family midweek meals
A useful and economic addition to my household meals. It’s supermarket minced beef and not a prime butcher’s mince by any means and should be used as such. It makes a perfectly acceptable bolognese or chilli, meatballs etc. By no means is it ‘nasty’.
Nasty
Tesco you seriously need to talk with your butchers. I have been disgusted with the poor quality of your meat just lately. This mince appears to have bone and gristle grounded in with the mince itself yet this is supposed to be your best range. I am also going to review your chicken next as similar problems.
So much more than 5% fat!
I've been buying this mince for some time and always found it to be ok but by trying to keep up with Aldi, the quality has deteriorated greatly. It's supposed to be 5% fat but it definitely has a lot more than 5% in it! I'll go back to the butcher in future. Another product affected by Tesco trying to compete but failing miserably.
Where's the British meat??
Please only stock British meat. Better for the climate, and animal welfare standards..
really nice quality mince.
really nice quality mince.
British meat please
Won't buy as, as other reviewers have said, will only by British due to stronger welfare standards and supporting British farming. Shame. Will need to buy beef elsewhere.
Not clear if this is uk beef. Can’t find anywhere
Not clear if this is uk beef. Can’t find anywhere where it gives the country of origin.
Juicy lovely packed full flavour
Great quality. Makes lovely meatballs, spag bol. I used the steak mince to make a beef curry and put it in to make a quick stir fry. A little goes a long way. When i open up packaging steak mince was bright red in colour, juicy mince flesh.
British & Slaughtered Humanely?
I shop in the superstore at Newton Abbot. All too often the beef is marked as being Irish. Why is British beef not available other than through the more expensive Finest & Aberdeen Angus ranges? I want to support British farmers. The other very important point is animal welfare and the way that any animals are killed. I do not wish to unwittingly support the market for meat killed in support of religious beliefs. i.e. I do not want to buy Non-Stun slaughtered meat. It is not readily apparent from the labelling if I am buying meat that has been slaughtered humanely after being stunned.
Is this British beef?
I have bought this a few times and it's fine. I am more and more sensitive to the source of the meat and the welfare standards. Is this British? Please improve the information about the source of our beef, chicken and other meat and fish.