Wish I’d not read your comment I can’t stop thinking of typical carry on alternative titles and character names most of which would get me banned from you tube
I always get my curries from Herons foods.2 Curries and 2 sides for £5.There are approx 8 different curries to chose from and the sides are bombay potatoes and pilau rice.They are good value for money in these hard times.
When it says Chicken Breast it's probably bits of cut off loose chicken from round the edges of the breast, look for fillet chicken breast, make sure it has fillet on there, 😊
Ever since you did the Aldi chicken vindaloo I just have two of those when I fancy a curry as there bloody lovely, I don't even bother with my local curry house anymore so thanks for that 👍
£1.75 for 350g is not bad at all in my book. Far better than paying a lot more for a 240g meal including the rice. I imagine a lot of people like me have packets of 2 minute rice in the larder. Sure it was a bit watery, but it would be a good mix with the rice. This would be a perfect movie night snack, or for someone living on their own and on a budget. Gareth, you didn't say if there were other flavoured curries in this range. If there are? They would make a good freezer item to stock up on. For those who do find it too runny? You could always thicken it up with a bit of cornstarch. Me personally like it a bit runny. A really good find mate and worth reviewing. I don't think you will find much to equal it in value. You also found it quite tasty, so another point on the plus side. 😋😋. Going "off piste" a little here. Next week Lidl are doing a 9 in 1 air fryer oven for £99.99. I'm going to check it out and see if it's worth it. It cooks up to 12.5ltr, which is plenty for me. So OK, it's not top of the range like a Ninja, but I'm a pensioner on a budget, so it's within my price range. Happy hunting for your future reviews and comparison's 👍👍.
We like to make large batches of sauces portion it and freeze it as that is what normally takes the most time and energy to make. You can freeze them in icecube trays and then put those in a ziploc back [ i would recommend double bagging for those with strong flavours] or use sealable deli tubs. Having sauces/gravies on hand is great to make quick meals with leftovers, or just poaching the protien in the sauce till cooked. We find that the sauces taste better if you leave them in the fridge overnight before freezing, like stews taste better the next day. That frozen meal was designed to be eaten with rice that would soak up the sauce or you can sop it up with naan bread, we like to use those partbaked batons with a tab of garlic herb butter to mop up the sauce. Take care, God bless one and all.
I’m glad to see you are giving custom to my clubs sponsor St Helens I think I paid for most of the players wages this year we are always shopping in home bargains
You get a pack of 4 mini nan breads for £1 throw some rice on have 1 nan bread (freeze the others) it's a cheap quick meal if your waiting on payday and you just need something to get you through 👍
Keep an eye out in Iceland for Chinese style pork rib steaks in the slightly more expensive chicken freezer. They're new so I got 3 packs for £10 and I could smell them all the way home(walking for 3 min).
@@Andy-we5og I will try those but i'm not sure on the rib steaks as I ovened 2 yesterday and they were very dry, the grill will do a bit better hopefully.
My go to curry's like this one, are from Sainsbury's, Tesco's and Mark's & Spencer own brand, Langhams sell a similar curry through supermarkets. You get a lot more meat. With the Home Bargains curry I would have added mushrooms. Great reviews.
Made up with this gaz being gluten and dairy intolerant this is ideal to bang in the micro and some sweet potato fries next to it , be a good scran that after a few beers . Once again cheers for showing these products and enjoy your live stream later 👍
For your viewers that like an Indian curry I’d recommend Patak’s curry paste pot’s Lidl were selling them at 99p but I think they’re normally £1.50 maybe £1.75 for a two pot pack. You need to add a few ingredients 1/2 tin of tomatoes some onion, little bit of garlic&ginger ( I use the purée’s from sqeezy pack’s because they keep for a good amount of time) and some lamb or chicken. They’re a very easy fairly fast option to cook a reasonable Indian curry at home.
Use these Pataks regular. I still add a few chilli flakes and fresh chillies if I have any in. Onions, garlic, ginger, these two I use the frozen cubes at Asda 85p a bag, but Aldi minced lamb, its better and cheaper and Cucina chopped tomatoes from Aldi too. Your right its makes a pretty fair curry and you can tweak it to taste, I like plenty of garlic and a nice med/hot.
Yes use some Pataks paste in the slow cooker along with garlic and onions after you have browned your beef. Then add a glass of orange juice and cook for around 8 hours on low!
I seen in Iceland they have a Aunt Bessie roast dinner deal for £12 Beef/chicken/pork Meat +2 sides and a pudding Always been a little wary of Frozen joints but I spend a fortune on beef Be interesting to see the quality
Served in a bowl with naan or chapaties to soak up the sauce, I would say not bad. Reminds me of the Iceland takeaway curries from a few years ago. Special offer was of four for a fiver coming with no rice. They were a standby food when I couldn't be bothered to cook.
As you said.... would go nicely over a pile of chunky chips! Home Bargains do some vacuum sealed double portions of steamed rice which are nice to keep in yer cupboard. Great for doing a fried rice etc.
Gareth that Madras curry poured over a load of chips would make a very cheap meal, Can I just say to you I think other people are trying to do what you do, But you are the master at this keep it up pal. You always have a nice smile and cheery Face. And your reviews always give us Good advice.
Recently Gareth, I've been going to a Lidl close to where I'm working at the moment. And in the mornings they have reduced price items and some of them are fantastic. I got a Mexican three bean fajita 60% reduced and it was "use by" that day. And frankly, it's fantastic. It's actually really good occasionally to do a vegetarian. I enjoy it. The beans are terrific and there's a creamy sauce in there that just makes it. And it's really filling and you can tell it's got fibre that you need, in it. It's just good for you and good tasting. Why not do some vids on healthy alternatives? Just a bit of a difference? Everybody wants to eat good healthy food. And there's nothing wrong with reduced price stuff. You get a chance to try something a bit different!
There are no nasties in there like preservatives because Cinnamon and its compounds effectively hinder bacterial and fungal growth. So a natural preservative. Used mainly in frozen food as it would not extend the shelf life enough length of time that supermarkets demand for fresh food. Great value, make some rice or pour over chips makes a great meal.
To be honest I do wonder how they are able to sell them at £1.75p when you take into account the cost of buying the ingredients, cooking, distribution and for the shop to make a profit too. But with “slippery chicken” it’s another product that I’ll be giving a wide berth.
This isn't even available in Australia but some similar crap is well $4 or $5 bux for some shite! I keep looking at the England prices and go well we are right ripped off in Australia. A small packet of pizza cheese $7 Coles 250grams ffs! Love your vids!
@@BaldFoodieGuy The charity shops get old bread and pitas and rolls etc so we can get those of course but the supermarket waste in Australia is phenomenal!
For that sort of money Gareth worth a go👍🏻. Have you tried the kebab in a box from home bargains. I have to say very nice for the price with lots of salad and chilli sauce mate
As long as they are not too greasy and oily then for the price it is good value and fills you up. Except that I usually end up having a slice of bread afterwards to fill myself up. But well worth it for the value.
that's exactly what i do 4 slices of bread with there rice also & the vindaloo can't know it compared to my local Indian £12:50 for roughly the same amount
IF any microwave meal is watery just remove the plastic film before cooking place it back in the cardboard sleeve and cook in the microwave... SIMPLE... This process will steam off most of the water...
If you have a Home Bargains near you then use it . They really are a bargain. Don't be a snob. A packet of rice in HB is about 50p and that is 2min in the MW.
Ah I don't mind if its a little light on chicken. the sauce is important, something for a nan to mop up or drown the rice with. If the boys call in or wife's sister does I will get one to try. I do prefer Lamb mind. Ok for the freezer when your stuck for something quick and easy. Get some chilli flakes half a spoon when cooking they heat it up :).
Best before May 2025, that's almost 2 years and I paused the video and looked at the ingredients in more detail and saw no preservatives at all. I know it's frozen but 2 years is a long time!
Mate for the price these days, you are currently eating "Pigeon as*hole, mixed with out of date spices"!! No joke, a single chicken breast in my local shop is £1.90 on it's own! I think you will have a dose of the squirties the next day! Get the vaseline in! LOL
only 70g of chicken 7 bits so 10g each bit. But most will be all sauce. which means water it would not be hard to get a tin of tomatoes and add some herbs and spices
I was amazed that it was ok, seeing how runny it was. The chicken was slippery which would put me off, so all of that slippage juice was a bit too much. Was rather cheap, wasn't it?
Yes, a 'curry-on film' like curry on up naam bread or curry on up basmatti rice, etc. etc. You really need something starchy to mop up the curry. Haha! Nice vlog, though.😊
Great review Gaz that’s not bad at least you can see the chicken plus you can always add a bit more chilli and boil up a bit off rice and keep up with the great reviews 👏👏👍👍
Hi Gareth from Spain. It doesn't look too bad but we only have your word for it that it doesn't taste like ... I guess the traffic lights system of helping people to eat healthily has gone because of brexit.
My one remaining taste bud loves a curry and sweaty naan action unlike the food prices and mess the country is in, I would rather vote for Metal Mickey than a Tory MP
Gareth, where can you get decent peaches? Not the sour, unripe crap from supermarkets. I mean those big, ripe, juicy ones that the juice runs down your chops when you bite them? And they are not gobstoppers? They are REAL peaches? Where do you get THOSE?
Cheap chicken from Thailand most likely - I only buy meals that have British chicken - Sainsburys, Co-op, Tesco finest, Waitrose ... well they claim they do (!) ... prob more likely it isn't rubbish
I like Home Bargains , for full value, however I don’t like that kind of slippery chicken , it makes me feel sick. At One Stop which is Tesco , I often buy a Sweet and Sour chicken with rice. You only get 3 - 4 chicken pieces in Batter , but it’s quality , and I would rather have a little amount of quality , than a lot of slippery chicken . So tyvm for that review I will give it a miss .
Obviously the film would be a Curry On film 👍🏼
Haha nice one lol 😆
Curry on up the Khyber
Aint half hot mum?
Hope Babs and co wouldn’t be too spicy
Wish I’d not read your comment I can’t stop thinking of typical carry on alternative titles and character names most of which would get me banned from you tube
That with a packet of microwave rice is classic Friday/Saturday night shift meal.
Even though it is cheap it is good to see a list of healthy ingredients with no E numbers. Does make a refreshing change. All the best bud.
Cheers Adz, yes pretty good ingredients for a change. All the best pal 👍
I always get my curries from Herons foods.2 Curries and 2 sides for £5.There are approx 8 different curries to chose from and the sides are bombay potatoes and pilau rice.They are good value for money in these hard times.
When it says Chicken Breast it's probably bits of cut off loose chicken from round the edges of the breast, look for fillet chicken breast, make sure it has fillet on there, 😊
Ever since you did the Aldi chicken vindaloo I just have two of those when I fancy a curry as there bloody lovely, I don't even bother with my local curry house anymore so thanks for that 👍
You're welcome 😊
I'll have to look that review up. I'm sure I suggested it to him a while back as I find them good.
£1.75 for 350g is not bad at all in my book. Far better than paying a lot more for a 240g meal including the rice. I imagine a lot of people like me have packets of 2 minute rice in the larder. Sure it was a bit watery, but it would be a good mix with the rice. This would be a perfect movie night snack, or for someone living on their own and on a budget. Gareth, you didn't say if there were other flavoured curries in this range. If there are? They would make a good freezer item to stock up on. For those who do find it too runny? You could always thicken it up with a bit of cornstarch. Me personally like it a bit runny. A really good find mate and worth reviewing. I don't think you will find much to equal it in value. You also found it quite tasty, so another point on the plus side. 😋😋.
Going "off piste" a little here. Next week Lidl are doing a 9 in 1 air fryer oven for £99.99. I'm going to check it out and see if it's worth it. It cooks up to 12.5ltr, which is plenty for me. So OK, it's not top of the range like a Ninja, but I'm a pensioner on a budget, so it's within my price range.
Happy hunting for your future reviews and comparison's 👍👍.
Thanks for the tip re the air fryer
Cheers Gerry for the tip with the corn starch. 🌽
Never tried this one,but have had the Chinese takeaway chicken in black bean sauce from home bargains😋 better than some restaurants👍
Cheers John
We like to make large batches of sauces portion it and freeze it as that is what normally takes the most time and energy to make. You can freeze them in icecube trays and then put those in a ziploc back [ i would recommend double bagging for those with strong flavours] or use sealable deli tubs. Having sauces/gravies on hand is great to make quick meals with leftovers, or just poaching the protien in the sauce till cooked. We find that the sauces taste better if you leave them in the fridge overnight before freezing, like stews taste better the next day. That frozen meal was designed to be eaten with rice that would soak up the sauce or you can sop it up with naan bread, we like to use those partbaked batons with a tab of garlic herb butter to mop up the sauce. Take care, God bless one and all.
Cheers for the tips
Aldi’s 2-minute microwave Pilau Rice is a handy standby for something like 39p.
Those are the best thing since sliced bread and decent enough for what they are.
gone up twice that price mate ..
@@anthony342 Not surprised, I can’t have bought any for a month.
They are 42p the micro ones. Great price
I always buy them over the ones at Home Bargains.
Looked decent for the price. Oh and you should have a look at doing a microwave rice comparison to go with these fakeaways.
I’m glad to see you are giving custom to my clubs sponsor St Helens I think I paid for most of the players wages this year we are always shopping in home bargains
Haha cheers pal
You get a pack of 4 mini nan breads for £1 throw some rice on have 1 nan bread (freeze the others) it's a cheap quick meal if your waiting on payday and you just need something to get you through 👍
Thanks for the tip!
I wonder if oven cooking would of made it less watery? Great vid, thanks.
Great review and looks quite good for that money, put it with some rice and you would have a quick meal. Stay well.
Thanks, you too!
probably thicken it up a bit and add a pack of cooked chicken slices.
Keep an eye out in Iceland for Chinese style pork rib steaks in the slightly more expensive chicken freezer. They're new so I got 3 packs for £10 and I could smell them all the way home(walking for 3 min).
Yes I've seen them, cheers
Yeah thinking of getting them , tried the belly pork the other week portion size was quite small but absolutely lovely
@@Andy-we5og I will try those but i'm not sure on the rib steaks as I ovened 2 yesterday and they were very dry, the grill will do a bit better hopefully.
Great video... Your voice reminds me of Wallace out of Wallace and gromit so much ahaha love from Scotland
My go to curry's like this one, are from Sainsbury's, Tesco's and Mark's & Spencer own brand, Langhams sell a similar curry through supermarkets. You get a lot more meat. With the Home Bargains curry I would have added mushrooms. Great reviews.
You're welcome
BFG. Please don’t make me come down to your level 😩😂😂 what ever next 😂 great job again keep up the great work 👍
Thank you so much 😁
I've not been on a live stream yet. Will try make it and join in on the fun lol. Thanks for another great installment 🙏❤️🙏❤️
Please do!
Made up with this gaz being gluten and dairy intolerant this is ideal to bang in the micro and some sweet potato fries next to it , be a good scran that after a few beers . Once again cheers for showing these products and enjoy your live stream later 👍
See you later
For your viewers that like an Indian curry I’d recommend Patak’s curry paste pot’s Lidl were selling them at 99p but I think they’re normally £1.50 maybe £1.75 for a two pot pack. You need to add a few ingredients 1/2 tin of tomatoes some onion, little bit of garlic&ginger ( I use the purée’s from sqeezy pack’s because they keep for a good amount of time) and some lamb or chicken. They’re a very easy fairly fast option to cook a reasonable Indian curry at home.
Cheers yes it's a good one that isn't it.
Have you tried their Tandoori marinade paste?
Use these Pataks regular. I still add a few chilli flakes and fresh chillies if I have any in. Onions, garlic, ginger, these two I use the frozen cubes at Asda 85p a bag, but Aldi minced lamb, its better and cheaper and Cucina chopped tomatoes from Aldi too. Your right its makes a pretty fair curry and you can tweak it to taste, I like plenty of garlic and a nice med/hot.
Yes use some Pataks paste in the slow cooker along with garlic and onions after you have browned your beef. Then add a glass of orange juice and cook for around 8 hours on low!
Geez I live in the land of opportunity! lols
Went to Home Bargains today but sadly hadn't seen your video before i went. Definitely going to pick one up when I go next
Hope you enjoy it!
I'm suggesting to my favourite UA-camrs to try chicken on toast sometime lol.. this curry looks 😋
I seen in Iceland they have a Aunt Bessie roast dinner deal for £12 Beef/chicken/pork
Meat +2 sides and a pudding
Always been a little wary of Frozen joints but I spend a fortune on beef
Be interesting to see the quality
Cheers Andy
awesome as ever, you ever thought of adding Thai Baby Chilies' to bring out heat, get from decent oriental supermarket cheap as chips 🙂
I’d of moped the rest of that sauce up with a load of fresh buttered bread. Nom!
Oh yes
'Quite slippery!', sounds dreadful. Legend you are, for sticking through to the end.
Not as slippery as it might be tomorrow .
Superb review gareth,def.give this a try as prices at my local curry house seem to go up every time i go!
Hope you enjoy
Served in a bowl with naan or chapaties to soak up the sauce, I would say not bad. Reminds me of the Iceland takeaway curries from a few years ago. Special offer was of four for a fiver coming with no rice. They were a standby food when I couldn't be bothered to cook.
Bargain at £1.75 Gareth, we dont have Home bargains near us in South London. Another good review.
Cheers Terri, sorry to hear that
As you said.... would go nicely over a pile of chunky chips! Home Bargains do some vacuum sealed double portions of steamed rice which are nice to keep in yer cupboard. Great for doing a fried rice etc.
Bag of micro wave rice and that curry jobs a gud un. Great show Gareth
Cheers
Good idea yummy
@@dihuxtable7075 Not those uncle ben's style packets? ooof no thanks! Stodgy as hell with a funny taste about them.
Hi Gareth, i don't think it's bad for the money, if you had a portion of rice and some naan bread it would make a quick filling meal.
Cheers Sandra
Didn't know home bargains did food, you learn something new everyday! Not bad for the price tbf
Pizzas, pies, ice cream as well as fruit veg and cooked meats, if you haven't been for a while it's always worth a look
Spot on mate I will be searching for these tomorrow!
Hope you enjoy
What a bargain. I don't have a home bargains near me though.
Good value if bulked up👍
Another great review! Congrats on the 73k subs when’s the next live?? 🥳🍻
Gareth that Madras curry poured over a load of chips would make a very cheap meal, Can I just say to you I think other people are trying to do what you do, But you are the master at this keep it up pal. You always have a nice smile and cheery Face. And your reviews always give us Good advice.
Cheers Susan that's very kind of you. Thank you 😊
Recently Gareth, I've been going to a Lidl close to where I'm working at the moment. And in the mornings they have reduced price items and some of them are fantastic.
I got a Mexican three bean fajita 60% reduced and it was "use by" that day.
And frankly, it's fantastic. It's actually really good occasionally to do a vegetarian. I enjoy it. The beans are terrific and there's a creamy sauce in there that just makes it.
And it's really filling and you can tell it's got fibre that you need, in it. It's just good for you and good tasting.
Why not do some vids on healthy alternatives?
Just a bit of a difference?
Everybody wants to eat good healthy food. And there's nothing wrong with reduced price stuff. You get a chance to try something a bit different!
Been doing for years. First in pretty well. Try their veg boxes at £1.50 when they have them. worth a lot more.
There are no nasties in there like preservatives because Cinnamon and its compounds effectively hinder bacterial and fungal growth. So a natural preservative. Used mainly in frozen food as it would not extend the shelf life enough length of time that supermarkets demand for fresh food.
Great value, make some rice or pour over chips makes a great meal.
Yummy pal
"Do a bit of rice or chips"..... ye gods man, its rice AND chips! and possibly a naan as well.
To be honest I do wonder how they are able to sell them at £1.75p when you take into account the cost of buying the ingredients, cooking, distribution and for the shop to make a profit too. But with “slippery chicken” it’s another product that I’ll be giving a wide berth.
They bulk buy low grade ingredients my dude, tbf I would rather eat that and save at least £10 from a takeaway for the same ingredients
This isn't even available in Australia but some similar crap is well $4 or $5 bux for some shite! I keep looking at the England prices and go well we are right ripped off in Australia. A small packet of pizza cheese $7 Coles 250grams ffs! Love your vids!
Crazy prices
@@BaldFoodieGuy The charity shops get old bread and pitas and rolls etc so we can get those of course but the supermarket waste in Australia is phenomenal!
@emma2842 cheers Emma, have a good weekend 👍
For that sort of money Gareth worth a go👍🏻. Have you tried the kebab in a box from home bargains. I have to say very nice for the price with lots of salad and chilli sauce mate
This is £1.35 in Aldi. It will be 400g but you get 5pcs of chicken plus some rice.
Hi Gareth, you must of known, hence the bib. Ha ha. Cheers Debra xxx
Haha yes
As long as they are not too greasy and oily then for the price it is good value and fills you up. Except that I usually end up having a slice of bread afterwards to fill myself up. But well worth it for the value.
that's exactly what i do 4 slices of bread with there rice also & the vindaloo can't know it compared to my local Indian £12:50 for roughly the same amount
just got a fire pit BBQ box for 4 from tesco for 10 quid if you have not reviewed it a good thing to do I thought it was more like for 2 and not great
Good for putting a few in the freezer for a rainy day
IF any microwave meal is watery just remove the plastic film before cooking place it back in the cardboard sleeve and cook in the microwave...
SIMPLE...
This process will steam off most of the water...
If you have a Home Bargains near you then use it . They really are a bargain. Don't be a snob. A packet of rice in HB is about 50p and that is 2min in the MW.
Superb on the live front, hope Fred dibnah comes out again when you’ve had a few 😂
Haha oh yes lol
That would be great with a naan.
Could you detect the bits of coconut, Gaz?
Ah I don't mind if its a little light on chicken. the sauce is important, something for a nan to mop up or drown the rice with. If the boys call in or wife's sister does I will get one to try. I do prefer Lamb mind. Ok for the freezer when your stuck for something quick and easy. Get some chilli flakes half a spoon when cooking they heat it up :).
Thanks for the tips!
Best before May 2025, that's almost 2 years and I paused the video and looked at the ingredients in more detail and saw no preservatives at all. I know it's frozen but 2 years is a long time!
It fills a gap, eh?? Have a great day Gareth and family.... Kx
You too x
Not much food matey I wouldn't pay 50 cents for it maybe cheap don't understand your currency but good for you matey for taking one for the team
Mate for the price these days, you are currently eating "Pigeon as*hole, mixed with out of date spices"!! No joke, a single chicken breast in my local shop is £1.90 on it's own! I think you will have a dose of the squirties the next day! Get the vaseline in! LOL
only 70g of chicken 7 bits so 10g each bit. But most will be all sauce. which means water
it would not be hard to get a tin of tomatoes and add some herbs and spices
I was amazed that it was ok, seeing how runny it was. The chicken was slippery which would put me off, so all of that slippage juice was a bit too much. Was rather cheap, wasn't it?
Yes good price really
Wow great bargain I'll have to try some
Yes, a 'curry-on film' like curry on up naam bread or curry on up basmatti rice, etc. etc. You really need something starchy to mop up the curry. Haha! Nice vlog, though.😊
Well £1.75 is cheap for that considering you can get ones from takeaways for around £8 but they're a lot better.
Looked ok more chicken needed
Best wishes Gareth
Cheers Kizzy
Cheap Takeaway Chicken Madras Curry Review Bald Foodie Guy LOVE LOUIS SHIRLEY
I've had these before and they're fantastic
You want a hot curry, ask for a "Phal" curry. It's hotter than a vindaloo curry. It does not get hotter than a phal curry.
So keep up a good work. I like on UA-cam, Okay😊
That’s the problem with any supermarket curries they all have to much of of a tomato taste nothing like a take away curry .
Great review Gaz that’s not bad at least you can see the chicken plus you can always add a bit more chilli and boil up a bit off rice and keep up with the great reviews 👏👏👍👍
Thanks 👍
£1.75 is really pretty good for today Gaz. As a little standby, with Nan bread yes definitely. Have a fabulous day Gaz.
Cheers Dale
Iceland curry no rice £3,50 you only get a couple chicken more, good value for a snack
Yes getting expensive unfortunately
Best wishes and well done for the testing of some of this " questionable " stuff - have you had any health issues eating your channel delicacies ?
Hi Gareth from Spain. It doesn't look too bad but we only have your word for it that it doesn't taste like ... I guess the traffic lights system of helping people to eat healthily has gone because of brexit.
Cheers pal
My one remaining taste bud loves a curry and sweaty naan action unlike the food prices and mess the country is in, I would rather vote for Metal Mickey than a Tory MP
Not bad for the price. Have you ever tried the charlie bigham meals from tesco? I can never afford them as they can go for upto £9 ! !
Yes I've reviewed one a year or 2 ago. It was 4 quid. Be in luxury playlist.
Gareth, where can you get decent peaches? Not the sour, unripe crap from supermarkets.
I mean those big, ripe, juicy ones that the juice runs down your chops when you bite them? And they are not gobstoppers? They are REAL peaches? Where do you get THOSE?
Peaches I wouldn't know sorry.
Some rice and a naan bread right enough looks as if it would be perfect with that.
VIDEO!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣(just got to the end)😂😂😂👍
Haha 👍
Not too bad carb wise but why add sugar to everything? Might try one.
I thought it was just like a tomotoe curry and nothing like a Madras although it was nice enough for the money as you said.
439 Billion Likes my Friend. Respect to You and your very Entertaining Channel Love it. 😊
Thanks for the visit
They also do a Korma and Tikka Masala. Both are nice and worth a look.
Good to know!
I don't class korma has curry unfortunately it's awful brings back memories of my kids being babies yuk
Cheap chicken from Thailand most likely - I only buy meals that have British chicken - Sainsburys, Co-op, Tesco finest, Waitrose ... well they claim they do (!) ... prob more likely it isn't rubbish
You should try the chicken tikka masala one. Also the korma isn't bad too but the masala is the best.
Gaz loves "slippery chicken ' 🤣🤣
Hope you're well 👍
Sauce looks like it's been thickened to a goop with a lot of starch. Might be okay over rice.
"Lets get pricking this" 🤣🤣🤣
....thanks for your channel fella. Like the colour of your t-shirt too....where did you get it?
Erm my wife bought it me lol 😆
@BaldFoodieGuy ...ask her from where lol! Or look at the label?
You don't need to curry flavour with this, maybe extra chicken with some rice and naan or even a jacket potato xx
Cheers Nicola x
Have you tried any Wetherspoon for a curry? Quite tasty & reasonably priced (with a beer).
Not recently pal
I thought it was a white panel on your tee shirt. 😅
its all about prices at the moment add rice a cpl of naans jobs a good un
I like Home Bargains , for full value, however I don’t like that kind of slippery chicken , it makes me feel sick. At One Stop which is Tesco , I often buy a Sweet and Sour chicken with rice. You only get 3 - 4 chicken pieces in Batter , but it’s quality , and I would rather have a little amount of quality , than a lot of slippery chicken . So tyvm for that review I will give it a miss .
I think you ruined your shirt there mate! LOL Didn't realise you were wearing a bib. LOL Guess your saved then!
Haha yes
I buy these now as cheaper than Iceland ridiculous prices for basically the same thing, always oven mine chicken alot better that way👍
Keema naan - yes! Perfect after a few beers 😊
Have to say Co-Op do a pretty decent madras, 🍻 cheers mate for another review 🍻🍻
No problem 👍
OK for the price "to be fair".
Little bit of rice and you have a meal. 🙏🇦🇺
Home bargains do some good stuff, got some nice pasta from there the other day for the price.