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Maggi Hot Pockets Bolognese
Newest Review: ... rushing out buying Hot Pockets hoping for a traditional full flavoured Bolognese. Maggi have scrimped a bit with the meat, ... more  ... there is mince in the Hot Pocket but not much of it. They’ve opted to follow the ‘make the sauce thick enough and the silly consumer will think it’s meat’ route – again, this is actually how I prefer my pies but my partner complained non-stop about giving him ‘vegetarian food’. The sauce itself is lovely, of a semi solid consistency and tasting like a herby tomato pasta sauce. The herbs could have been used a little more and I think this would have taken away some of the blandness I mentioned earlier, but in all a ...moreMore Maggi in Food
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Read Reviews for Maggi Hot Pockets Bolognese
by wenni - written on 19/03/08
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sell Hot/Cold Microwave hot pack
Function: have a wonderful moist heat for pain relief and stress relief.
◆ Hot pack should be put in microwave oven when firstly use, heat up in high temperature for 1.5 min. Afterwards, you can heat up 1 min and control the temperature within 50-60 degree centigrade.
◆ Slightly place hot pack in the target part.
◆ When Hot pack's temperature reduce to body temperature, please reheat and reuse.
◆ Heating temperature should be adjust according to different room temperature.
◆ You can also use this product for cold compresses.
Contact person: Wenni
Harbin Yeekong Herb Inc.(CHINA)
Telephone: 86-13845118837
Email: yeekongtrade@126.com
Harbin Yeekong Herb Inc.
It's a PIE! (844 words)
by - written on 21/03/06 (Very useful, 865 readings)
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Looking in Tesco for something ‘different’ for when I get the midnight munchies, I spotted a display of Hot Pockets on Buy One Get One Free promotion. I grabbed a couple of boxes… tonight I have the munchies. A Hot Pocket is basically a pie, granted it’s a pie marketed as having a very crispy crust - but it’s still a pie. It’s a filling wrapped in pastry, it’s a pie. The beauty of Hot Pockets is they can be cooked ‘crisp from the microwave’ thanks to Maggi’s ‘special crisping sleeve’. Quotes over, let me tell you what *I* think about Hot Pockets. Cooked from frozen, you can either stick them in the oven for 25 minutes or simply microwave for a ... Read the complete review
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