Sainsbury's Creamy Coleslaw

I decided to write about this cos no one else has and because I love it! At the moment I'm literally eating it any way I can lol What It Is.... Sainsbury's Creamy Coleslaw , 330g. Packaging.... Clear see though plastic tub with lift on/off lid and the first time you open it you have to remove the plastic safety seal. Labelling clearly tells me what it is and who it is by and tells me that it is shredded cabbage, carrot and onion in a mayonnaise dressing with double cream. On the back of the tub there is a list of nutritional values, ingredients and allergy advice. Ingredients.... Cabbage (49%), Mayonnaise ...  Read the complete review

A few months ago I tried all the supermarket coleslaw brands to find the best, this Sainsburys Creamy Coleslaw was the best by far and now it's the only one I ever buy. The cabbage, carrots and onion are crisp and shredded perfect, I think they are just the right size and give the coleslaw a wicked fresh crunch. The mayo dressing is thick and creamy, it's got a slightly sharp texture that goes very well with the crisp vegetables. It's versatile and can be used on it's own in a salad or to add some taste or texture to a sandwich. This one is lovely with a plain ham sandwich and you don't even need to use butter because the mayo moistens the bread ...  Read the complete review

Sainsbury,s creamy coleslaw. Well another great product from good old Sainsbury,s. Well costs 64p for a tub of this creamy coleslaw, and i did enjoy it very much, i expected that because it was cheap and wasnt in a very fancy type of carton it wouldnt be so great, but it was very nice. The cabbage, was grated nicely, along side the carrot and the onion, and i didnt think that there was too many bit chunks, and it really tasted good, fresh and just a very nice creamy mayonnaise sauce. The tub, is seethrough so you can see the coleslaw, before you buy it. And it had quite a long sell buy date on it. The coleslaw, ...  Read the complete review

I have to admit that Low fat foods aren't by any means my first choice but some low fat products fare better than others. Low fat coleslaw is often a poor excuse for the real thing. The only reason that I say this is because when they add the low fat mayonnaise to the coleslaw ingredients the lack of anything `creamy` makes the mixture look insipid and the overall taste is well below par. As i`m writing this I have words like cholesterol, fats and weight circling around my head. The only way I can justify my actions is by saying that creamy coleslaw is often eaten with a healthy salad. I know that the product being reviewed is Sainsbury`s ...  Read the complete review