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by - written on 30/09/09 (Very useful, 75 readings)
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Having a fussy eater as a son means that I've become a little more "experimental" in the food that's available in the house. In desperation I've tried products that I wouldn't have dreamed of buying before having children. Sometimes this is just to offer variety, other times it's for convenience. Yorkshire puds have to be one of the easiest things to make. There's nothing fancy in the batter and, when you're cooking a roast it's no hassle to slip a tray in the top oven. However, upon discovering that my son actually liked these and having had little success in freezing home-made pies I decided to try some of the ready-made versions so that, when ... Read the complete review
by - written on 19/08/09 (Useful, 9 readings)
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I am an avid fan of 'Aunt Bessies Yorkshire Puddings' and was horrified when my husband arrived home with a packet of 'Bisto Yorkshire Puddings'. I simply popped the packet into the freezer and forgot about it until last night. A roast, whether it is chicken or beef, is not the same without a couple of Yorkshire puddings on the plate and I decided to have a go at the Bisto variety. I was pleasantly surprised by the lovely taste. They are not as crispy as my usual Yorkshire puddings, but taste deliciously light and fluffy. From frozen you pop them in the oven for 4 - 5 minutes (about 3 minutes when defrosted) and this results in a crispy rim, but quite a ... Read the complete review

by - written on 28/07/09 (Very useful, 34 readings)
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Although I love the various supermarket own brand Yorkshire puddings (well, any type of Yorkshire pudding really!), I often treat myself to a packet of these chilled Bisto Yorkshire Puddings. And, yes, I am rather proficient at making my own Yorkies before anyone says anything but I find it the most tedious job of all in the kitchen so tend to stick to excellent ready made ones. These really are the very best of the bunch. Priced at over £1 for just six Yorkshire puddings they are certainly one of the most expensive in the supermarket, but they are absolutely delicious in my opinion and stand head and shoulders above even the nicest frozen Yorkies I've ... Read the complete review
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