Colman's Cottage Pie Sauce Mix Reviews
Newest Review: ... expensive side for a product of this type as many of the mixtures were a lot cheaper than this. I'm not sure what makes this ... more
... one more expensive because it doesn't stand out as anything worthy of costing more - but there you have it. Full instructions on how to use the dried mixture come on the packet, as well as a full list of ingredients.
Using this mixture is easy. The sauce mix is dried and so it needs to be rehydrated before it can be used and so this is done by adding the mixture to cold water and then stirring it in. It then needs to be slowly warmed and then this can be added to browned mince, onions, carrots, peas and garlic. In...more
Customer Colman's Cottage Pie Sauce Mix Reviews (2)
by - written on 03/05/12 (Very useful, 59 readings)
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I regularly make cottage pie for my family and so I bought a couple of packets of the Colman's Cottage Pie Sauce Mix to try out. I have used other Colman's mixes before and on the whole I've always been impressed by them and they add a little bit extra for really minimal effort. A packet of the Colman's Cottage Pie Sauce Mix currently costs 89p from Tesco - which I kind of feel is a little on the expensive side for a product of this type as many of the mixtures were a lot cheaper than this. I'm not sure what makes this one more expensive because it doesn't stand out as anything worthy of costing more - but there you have it. Full instructions on how to use the dried ... Read the complete review
by - written on 18/05/10 (Very useful, 238 readings)
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I always find it useful to have a few supplies in my cupboard as sometimes time is of the essence and cooking a meal. My basics are normally packet sauces which I find very useful when time is limited. Schwartz are a favourite of mine as well as Colman's (they do make other things than mustard!). One that is always in my cupboard is the Cottage Pie sauce mix as I find it really makes a tasty dish. *** Colman's *** Colman's was started by Jeremiah Colman in 1814 when he first advertised his mustard in Norwich and the brand continued to grow from there and was family run. In 1855 the bull symbol was used to symbolise tradition and quality. By 1866 the ... Read the complete review
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