Sainsbury's Basics Rice Pudding Reviews

Sainsbury's Basics Rice Pudding Dessert / Yoghurts

Product Type: Sainsbury's Dessert / Yoghurts

Newest Review: ... of you. There - that was fun, wasn't it? You can lower your hands now. Anyway, after tea tonight I felt a bit short ... more

 ... changed. For reasons best known to Her Meanness, she had only given me one spicy chicken breast with my chips rather than two, so I had to have recourse to the cupboard to see what I could have to fill that void in my Pudding compartment. Yes, you've guessed what I found and I am just finishing it off now. It's really rather cheap - 17p as I recall - and it's really rather nice. Nicely sweet and milky but not too runny as I expected it to be. I like the honesty used by Sainsbury's in describing their Basics range. They don'...more

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Sainsbury's Basics Rice Pudding: My rice went for a swim in a creamy ocean.... (607 words)
by - written on 28/01/08 (Very useful, 123 readings)
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Browsing through the shelves in Sainsbury's I really had a fancy on for something sweet pudding wise. I was thinking along the lines of some kind of sticky toffee pudding and custard and terribly high in fat, unhealthy sort of things when I started to think back to when my Mother used to make horrible homemade rice pudding, suitable for diabetics as my Dad was one. However it made me think fondly of tinned rice pudding and I thought I'll get some of that it has to be more healthy than me eating a huge sticky toffee pudding all to myself in one sitting! There were plenty of brands to choose from but still on my mission of trying out economy brands I opted for ...  Read the complete review

pal60
A yummy pudding. (495 words)
by - written on 04/11/10 (Very useful, 118 readings)
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I love Rice pudding, I love making my own as it is just such a delicious desert for all the family, I love the canned ones too and I have tried lots of brands, shops own brands and also the branded ones, as I think in a can they are so quick to eat, it is just open the can and eat, just the way I like it to help my sweet craving. I buy this one regularly from Sainsbury's it is their own lower priced product, it comes in a basic looking can, the wrapper is in the usual colours of orange and white for the lower ones, it does not look very attractive but the rice pudding inside is a really nice consistency, it is not a runny pudding, it is solid and it tastes ...  Read the complete review

millwallcris1885
Sainsbury's Basics Rice Pudding: Delish! (278 words)
by - written on 28/05/10 (Very useful, 30 readings)
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I am a massive fan of Rice Pudding, whether it be homemade or the canned variety. There is something massively soothing and comforting about it, especially when it's served hot with a big dollop of strawberry jam. Sainsbury's Basics Rice Pudding is a real bargain at only 18p per can, making it about 70p cheaper than the branded varieties. Somewhat surprisingly for me, Sainsbury's Basics Rice Pudding really delivers on the taste front too. It is rich and creamy and has a gentle, sweet vanilla like taste which I have to admit I am somewhat addicted to at present! I had previously found that the rice in cheaper rice puddings tended to be a bit on the hard side, ...  Read the complete review

x-TakeMeHome-x
Very nice rice! (411 words)
by - written on 20/12/09 (Very useful, 75 readings)
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My mum is on a mission to try lots of value products from the supermarkets she shops in as she says I am eating her out of house and home with my favourite foods, lol! One of my favourite puddings is rice pudding as it is a yummy and milky dessert that can be eaten hot or cold at any time of the day or night :) I have tried Morrisons value rice pudding and now this Sainsbury's one too and they are both good! My mum says this 425g of Sainsbury's costs only 18p which is awesome, although you can tell the difference in quality a bit compared to Ambrosia or other brands... The tin is in the Basics range so has a plain white label ...  Read the complete review

CPTDANIELS
Sainsbury's Basics Rice Pudding: Cheap but tasty pudding (892 words)
by - written on 14/04/09 (Very useful, 303 readings)
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Background: Ever since I was a child I have enjoyed the taste of Rice Pudding. In those early days of my life my mother used to make it for us, it was a treat and we used to argue about who would have the skin on top. These days there is a far easier way to enjoy rice Pudding as it comes very conveniently in tins that require little effort and time to produce a satisfying pudding for all the family to enjoy. Price: When Rice Pudding was first made in tins, it was the branded companies that started this trend, they produced a good quality product that was quick and easy to enjoy, hense its popularity. The Supermarkets were soon ...  Read the complete review

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