Bernard Matthews Wafer Thin Turkey Ham

Did you notice I didn't include the word Gobble in my title? For today I thought I'd dispense with the crude world of double entendres and pay homage to the simplicity that is Bernard Matthews. OK, so I ended up with this wafer thin cooked turkey by accident. A rather STUPID accident (Mark!) but an accident none the less. I sent Mark to Tesco for some turkey for a stir fry, thinking he'd pick a couple of turkey breasts up. Unfortunately, Mark wasn't blessed with the common sense gene and arrived home carrying a suspiciously light carrier bag containing..... yep, you guessed it, Bernard Matthews wafer thin turkey ham... Obviously we won't be having stir fry ...  Read the complete review

We're in the middle of a British summer, the glorious weather... well you might get 5 minutes sun in-between the rain so take advantage of them and go on a picnic! That's what my husband and I have been doing a lot lately and the perfect food to take on a picnic is sandwiches. We are always looking for something new to put in them so when I came across Bernard Matthews Wafer Thin Turkey Ham about a week ago I decided I'd have to try it. It only costs £1.66 for 340g in Tesco's, that's quite cheap for such a large amount of ham. Bernard Matthews are the best producer of cooked turkey for sandwiches in the U.K they're a brand you can trust to be really good ...  Read the complete review

I really like This cold meat, as I think it is tasty and has a nice smokey flavour to it. It is also quite cheap as well. You can buy this in 2 different sized packs. The 170g, which costs about £1.50 and the 340g pack, which is around £2.80. A couple of weeks ago Tesco was selling the 340g pack for half price, so £1.40 for a big pack of cold meat. I think I ate it every day on my sandwiches and probably sickened myself in the process. You get loads of slices in the pack. The meat is really thin, and I tend to put about 6 slices on my sandwich to build up the flavour. the slices are circular and when you open the pack you get this lovely smell of ...  Read the complete review

I first tasted this when I was on one of my mad dieting phases, i joined weight watchers, so trying to maximise my points i opted to try this, so I could eat more for my 20 point allowance. Surprisingly i liked it. It is not a diet food, and not advertised as one, but becasue it is so low in fat, alot of dieters use it. The best thing about this product is that it does not compromise on taste, so much so that i use it in my kids packed lunches, and often find them stealing out of the fridge to eat as a snack when they are looking for something to devour. It is also a great price too, the larger 340 grams is between £1.94 and £2.00 ...  Read the complete review

I have just had a sandwich and bowl of soup for my dinner and was happy to see my mum had brought some of my favourite wafer thin ham made by Bernard Matthews. It is very thin ham and they were right to call it wafer thin and it is perfect I think because I don't like thick ham on sandwiches. It's turkey instead of pork but tastes like normal ham but it hasn't got quite a strong flavour as other ham we buy. It is smoked and that gives it a delicious taste just like bacon. I had mine on a sandwich with salad today but my mum mixes it with soft cheese sometimes for a flling when we are having baked potato. I like the way it looks all ...  Read the complete review