Asda Smartprice Spaghetti Loops Reviews

Oh no! What was I thinking? Clearly the recession has got to me because I actually went and bought a tin of these cheapie own brand things thinking they would probably be as nice tasting as the Heinz brand. Surely Heinz are just overcharging as they want to cash in on their label and Asda's own brand would be equally delicious without the hefty ...  Read the complete review

I much prefer Spaghetti to Beans, and when I buy tinned Spaghetti, I often plump for either the kids shapes, or the Loops. Not that i'm a messy eater, but I find that with Spaghetti Strands they can somtimes slop over your toast and I can end up with a smear around my mouth, so I prefer little shaped things - there I said it! This is ...  Read the complete review

Intro ----- I was walking down the baked bean aisle of my local ASDA last week when i came across these. It had been absolutely yonks since i had a tin of spaghetti hoops and i really enjoyed them as a kid, so for nostalgic reasons i popped them in the shopping basket, and set myself on the reward of hoops on toast when i got ...  Read the complete review

I love Heinz spaghetti hoops and couldn't believe it when I saw my mum had brought these instead because even the tin looks horrible and cheap and I didn't like to think what the spaghetti inside was going to be like. I fancied spaghetti on toast for my breakfast today and this was the only tin in there so I had to make do with them, ...  Read the complete review

I was looking after my nephew last week who is 5 years old and very fussy about what he will and wont eat. One of his favourite foods is spaghetti hoops on toast and that is what he decided he wanted for lunch whilst in my care. All very well and good, I thought, but I knew full well that the ones I had in my cupboard were Asda Smart ...  Read the complete review

While in Asda recently I decided to spend a few pounds on their Smart Price range as I have heard good things about some of the products and I was curious as to how it compares to the excellent Tesco Value range. I'm not usually a fan of tinned pasta but really fancied some spaghetti hoops on toast, there were only the multi-packs of ...  Read the complete review

Recently ive been trying to switch to asdas own version of as many foods as i can to try and save some money without scrimping on the taste. Spaghetti hoops were my latest quest! These spaghetti hoops come in a 400g tin, with asdas usual green and white label on the tin and a giant spaghetti loop on the front. These little bad boys cost ...  Read the complete review

Asda's own is a range I am buying more and more of lately - their cheap prices draw me in time after time, and it was a no brainer that it would be worth checking out their spaghetti loops; how can you go wrong with such a simple product? So, for just 14p, you get a whole tin of loops, which is a remarkably cheap price compared to Heinz ...  Read the complete review

My son likes to eat spaghetti sometimes for his lunch. He had only previously had Heinz spag hoops but I thought I should try the children's ones for less added salt etc. On a recent trip to Asda I was comparing the smart price ones to the kids 'great stuff' range and found that they smart price hoops are actually better for him with less..... ...  Read the complete review

My grand kids eat spaghetti like it is going out of fashion and I always make sure I have plenty in for them if they come to stay or even if they are just over for lunch or tea. On a recent trip to Asda I decided to give the Smart price spaghetti loops a try and I am quite glad I did. These are exactly the same to look at as ...  Read the complete review

I sometimes buy these for my little one. It makes a change from the boring old 'Straight' spaghetti that they do and I quite like the novelty of having hoops instead as well. The loops cost me 14p from Asda and come in the standard embarressing Smartprice packaging. I think this packaging is getting less and less embaressing to have in ...  Read the complete review

I am always looking for new foods to try and products on a shelf that I have not tried before. I recently spotted these smartprice spaghetti loops in my local Asda at the bargain price of 14p per tin. The can is very basic, a recyclable can with a paper recyclable label with basic graphics just showing a spaghetti loop and ...  Read the complete review

Spaghetti hoops are yet another blast from the past that I have come across on my mission to save money. I used to love these as a child, and do the thing where I would hook them over each prong of the fork - oh, the fun, lol! I have started buying all my tinned and heavy items online, as I find it difficult to carry these things home on my own, ...  Read the complete review