Cooked quick great flavour
Cooked quick great flavour
Quick mid-week addition to a meal.
Great taste. Good with sausages.
Not as good as it used to be.
This used to be good. Not any more. For a start if you keep it for more than a few weeks it sets into a lump in the packet. Secondly it no longer has any real flavour. The only plus is that it's a decent sized portion but who wants lots of an inferior product!
Awful!
Awful! Should have known really, you get what you pay for. The sauce does not cling to the pasta like in the picture and what flavour is there tastes terrible. Dont waste your money!
Really do enjoy this. I add in some tomato puree a
Really do enjoy this. I add in some tomato puree and black pepper and it strengthens the flavour. Add a bit of grated cheese on the top and hey presto, it's a tasty little lunch.
Horrid
Nasty acidic taste - a cheap copy of the better version! Very unpleasant aftertaste.
Good value, easy to do in microwave.
Got this one day last year for a try, and still buying it now, great for a dinner just on it's own, or a later snack, makes a good portion and quite filling. just don't add too much water, I use just over half a pint, and microwave in a glass bowel with a plate on top, done in 8 minutes. 9/10
No taste or aroma, just very sweet, boiled pasta.
I used to buy the cheaper Tesco "Everyday Value" Tomato and Onion pasta, since that has now been discontinued, I bought this one expecting it to be at least similar. Unfortunately nothing could be farther from it. While the Everyday Value one was quite delicious, in a rich, tangy, fragrant herb sauce full of flavour, which needed nothing more than salt to taste. This on the other hand has absolutely no flavour whatsoever besides sugar, and no aroma besides that of the boiled pasta itself. Where the supposed herbs are who knows! There is no onion, no garlic, no real pasta sauce. A more successful pasta dish could be created simply by pouring a bottle of tomato ketchup over a bowl full of boiled pasta. What a pity when a very good recipe is discontinued in favour of a poor one.