Foresight Pease Pudding

Description: Manufacturer: Foresight / Type: Pease Pudding

Newest Review: ... the size is stated. Other information round the back of the can includes ingredients and cooking instructions, nutritional ... more

... information and contact details for the manufacturers of this product. To Cook Them: Can be served cold (these are pre-cooked) or you can simmer them in a saucepan and heat them through gently or microwave them in 2 minutes. Me And The Peas: I hated them! From the first time I opened the can I felt sick. In the can the yellow split peas congeal into what I can only describe as a lardy, solid look. I gently went around the edge of my can with a knife and then tipped the can upside down and it came out in one big blob,...more

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Foresight Pease Pudding: If only I had the power of Foresight! (579 words)
by - written on 12/08/09 (Very useful, 69 readings)
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Lately I have been buying a few cans of food. I keep running out of fresh stuff to be honest since joining the gym so have got stuff for emergencies lol. This was an impulse buy for me. I hadn't heard of it before but know that I love mushy peas and from what I could make out at the time of seeing this can this was very much like that! The Packaging: Well my can is 220g in size and there is a larger can available but mine was just enough for one portion and cost me 30p (in Sainsbury's), the other size is 420g and costs about 55p. It has a light blue label around it and on the front in red and white writing I'm told it is Foresight Pease Pudding and ... Read the complete review

No more pease pudding that has a short shelf life!! (306 words)
by - written on 26/08/08 (Very useful, 81 readings)
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Foresight Pease Pudding! Ever really fancy pease pudding but refuse to buy it because you will never use it up before it runs out of shelf life? Try this product! My boyfriend goes through phases with what he wants for his packed lunches and one day he might say "have we got any Pease pudding?" I used to reply "No we haven't because you never eat it when I buy it" I am sure we have all that this argument lol. I was scouring the shelves when I came across this. The Pease pudding comes in a tin and has a long life therefore no more arguments! The tin is available in ASDA for around 30p and is found near ... Read the complete review

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