Heinz Hoops in Tomato Sauce

Heinz Hoops are basically little pasta hoops in tomato sauces. They are easy to store, simple to cook and taste great. Hienz hoops are made up of - you guessed it - tomatoes and pasta. It's 46% tomatoes and 44% pasta hoops to be precise. The other 10% is made up of water, sugar, salt, spices etc. This means it does contain quite a bit of sugar and carbs, however it has trace saturated fat. Hoops will last ages as it comes in a can so it's great for those days when you have nothing in the cupboard and need to eat something quick. They are easy to cook, either a few minutes heated though on the hob or a few minutes in the microwave. They ...  Read the complete review

I have really taken a bit of a notion for a few certain foodstuffs since returning home from my recent holidays. Amongst these foodstuffs is tuna mayonnaise (I'm eating it by the bucket load) and tinned spaghetti! I really cannot get enough of either of these at the moment and my poor other half is sick to death of being sent to the shops for (yet) another load of tins! The other day of course I had run out of tinned spaghetti and I really wanted it for my tea. I was having a bit of an 'off-day' in terms of my mobility and health in general and was therefore feeling very weak. Because of this I didn't really fancy my chances at going along to my local ...  Read the complete review

Sandwiches are my staple lunch food during the school year, however when off during the summer holidays, I try and avoid sandwiches at all costs, and so look for alternatives for my lunch. One of my favourites for a quick and filling lunch is Heinz Hoops in Tomato Sauce, costing around 37p for a 205g tin, which I find just the right amount for one person. These heinz hoops claim to be low in fat, and low in sugar, as well as being wholegrain and counting towards one of your 5 a day, so in fact, this little tin has quite a lot going for it on health grounds. It is also free from artificial colours, flavours and preservatives. One can contains ...  Read the complete review