---Why I Buy This--- We live out in the country and rely on Tesco Direct to have groceries delivered. We therefore only have it delivered every 10-14 days and so cannot always rely on a supply of fresh fruit. We do buy frh fruit obviously, but we eat it when it is ripe and I always try and have a stock of tinned fruit and cartons of fruit juice as standbys. I find the Tesco Value peaches and grapefruit to be very enjoyable so decided to try these pineapple pieces after browsing the Tesco Value range to see what was on offer. However the title of 'pieces' did make me think I would probably be getting a tin of pulverised fruit ...  Read the complete review

Tinned Fruit isn't on the menu that often but I occasionally like some fruit with ice cream and bought this on impulse the other day. It's 540g with a drained weight of 340g so that's a high proportion of juice within the product. I remember as a child my mother used to serve up pineapple and cheese on cocktail sticks. At the time, I thought this was the height of sophistication, but it now seems as if this is viewed as being distinctly naff. So, never being one to follow the flock, I decided at tea time today that I would serve up to my darling wife a lovely cocktail canape treat. She looked at me as if I had lost my marbles, which indeed I did ...  Read the complete review

Anyone who has ever tried anything from the Tesco value range will know that it is a bit hit and miss at times. THere are some great products that are just as good as the branded versions such as the lasagne sheets and snowballs etc, but then there are other products which aren't so hot, such as the Tesco kitchen towels etc (in my opinion). This particular product from the value range - TEso value Pineapple Pieces in Light Syrup falls into the former of thes categories. At 32p for a 540g tin, you would be hard pushed to find something cheaper. I usualy buy tins of fruit on a weekly basis alongside fresh fruit, firstly to vary the fruit that we take in ...  Read the complete review