I first tried the Tesco Soured Cream over well over a year ago now and I have never gone back to the more expensive branded versions available on the market. It is an ingredient that I have used in a variety of different meal options whether it be with salads, jacket potatoes or in my favourite option, which has to be as an addition to Fajita wraps whenever I cook them, which is fairly common. The Soured cream not only adds a lot of flavour to the Fajita wraps but also acts as a method of dulling down the spice in the wrap, stopping your mouth being burnt to a crisp. ~~Packaging and Cost~~ The shelf life of the Tesco soured cream is not all ...  Read the complete review

Sour Cream; you can use it for a range of purposes - from salad dressings to baked potatoes, as a chip-dip, or something you can put on desserts. Personally, I like it best on top of a delicious chili con carne - especially when accompanied by some nachos. Price and Availabiltiy - - - - - - - - - - - - - Although there are loads of different brands of soured cream available, I generally just opt for the bog-standard Tesco brand, which costs 89p for the 300ml container. You can also purchase a smaller 150ml pot, which retails at only 51p. Flavour - - - - - Now I'm not the world's leading expert on sour cream, but I know what it ...  Read the complete review

Tesco Soured Cream is a decent little product, though it has to be noted that there isn't a lot to compare it to in store. In my local Tesco, and on the website, I can't find any other fresh soured cream besides their low fat version. I think it's a shame because the only other shop bought one I've had is Sainsburys, and now that I no longer shop there, I have only this one option to choose if I want soured cream! Still, I can't complain too much because this is a perfectly acceptable product, for a perfectly acceptable price. 142ml costs 51p usually (presently it's on offer for 45p) and 284ml costs 89p. I think they're very reasonable prices given the ...  Read the complete review