We've had loads of snow this week especially during rush hour so by the time I got home I really didn't feel like cooking a meal, I had a look in the freezer and remembered we'd bought a Quiche Lorraine from Sainsbury's around Christmas time for buffet food. As usual at Christmas though we'd got far too much food in and didn't need it but I was glad to see it sitting there as I really wanted something filling and warm that wouldn't take too long to cook. Price: We paid just under £2 for this quiche which is not bad as it serves 4 if it's 2 adults and 2 children, or 3 generous adult portions. As I mentioned before these are perfect for buffet food too and you ...  Read the complete review

I love this quiche from Sainsburys and they were on special offer just before Xmas so I ended up buying a couple of boxes because they're so yummy. I froze one because I know these quiches don't keep for long after it's been opened, and for the same reason I made sure we were all around to have a slice before I opened the first one. I've tried loads of different Quiche Lorraine from the supermarkets but this one is deffo the best. The one I got was a large one to feed 4 people but you can buy the same quiche in individual sized ones that's perfect for one. The pastry on this Sainsburys quiche is delish. It's soft and buttery, I love how the crust ...  Read the complete review

I didnt know what I wanted for my tea the other night, I was in the middle of doing my food shop and that's a lethal time to not know what to have for my tea so I quickly headed to the fridges to find a fresh quiche. I do like a quiche now and then and hadn't had one for ages so figured this would be a winner! They had boxes of family sized quiches and smaller boxes as a single portion for just £1 so I picked two up, one to eat that night and the other to freeze and save for another day. Sainsburys Quiche Lorrainge can be found in the deep pink cardboard box with a picture of a cut up quiche on the front which looks very appetising. It clearly tells ...  Read the complete review

For my granddaughter's tenth birthday buffet I bought a Quiche Lorraine from Sainsbury's as I needed a buffet I could throw together rather than spending hours cooking beforehand. I have had these before and been impressed so I knew I wouldn't be embarrassed serving this to the few guests who were invited. I cut the quiche into six decent sized slices as I was also serving another variety of the quiche and was impressed with the neat way it sliced, it didn't disintegrate into crumbs and there was enough resistance to my knife to make me think this was going to be a substantial and well filled quiche. I find it tasty, a little bland perhaps but ...  Read the complete review

A savoury quiche is a fairly easy dish to make but as soon as the idea pops into my head it pops back out again. Ready made quiches aren't expensive and are quite versatile. Serve them with a salad, or chips, a jacket potato goes very well with a slice of quiche and for any special occasions they make good party food. Sainsbury have had an offer running on this product, buy two for £3, usually they are £1.84 each so there is a good saving to be made. Sainsbury have packaged the quiche inside of a thin cardboard box. On the front of the box the golden quiche poses cheekily on a wooden table, minus a slice just to show you what an attractive ...  Read the complete review