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Tesco Creamy Coleslaw

 
Description: Manufacturer: Tesco / Type: Vegetables

Newest Review: ... creamy coleslaw typically contains 190kcals. A 300g pot is currently 62p at Tesco (or two pots for £1.20). The coleslaw is ... more

 ... very nice, creamy and surprisingly filling. It really brought my salads over the last couple of days to life, with the moistness of the mayonnaise making a dry salad something really tasty. I do find that coleslaw in general is very high in calories and that by making my own coleslaw at home I can save lots of calories. I do this by simply shredding carrota, cabbage and finely chopping a red onion and mixing in mayonnaise (very low fat) and a dollop of dijon mustard. I prefer my coleslaw over Tescos version, but ...more

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xrhiiannon
Premium Review Tesco Creamy Coleslaw: Yummy! (257 words)
by - written on 12/07/09 (Very useful, 13 readings)
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Coleslaw is a good side dish with many meals with me, mostly with pizza and/or garlic bread, salad dishes and many more lunch-type foods, even with a sandwich. I normally buy coleslaw on my shopping order and this one looked really nice, I thought I'd switch to it to see what it was like and I have to say I was mega impressed with Tescos Creamy Coleslaw ! *****APPEARANCE***** Well basically they come in plastic tubs with an easy open lid. They come in the smaller size 300ml tubs, costing around 70p or the bigger 600ml sizes which costs around £1.20 which is better value as you get twice the amount for less than double the price! I usually get this ...  Read the complete review

Vialdana
Premium Review Delectable dressing and good chunky coleslaw (470 words)
by - written on 22/06/09 (Very useful, 70 readings)
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I like salads, I like nice mixed salads with lots of colour and interest in them. I don't like limp lettuce and a smattering of tomato on the plate looking - well limp and to be honest particularly English (Why do we accept limpness in salad here so willingly?). One of my favourite salad mixes is this one: Coleslaw Tomato Cucumber Orange Pepper (orange because it's nice and sweet) Spring Onion Sweetcorn I take some of each of the above (chop them if needed), and mix together in a bowl. If you use a decent coleslaw you don't need additional mayonnaise - which brings me to this review... Tesco Creamy ...  Read the complete review

DavyMichelle
Premium Review Tesco Creamy Coleslaw: A Summer Barbie Must-Have (317 words)
by - written on 18/06/09 (Very useful, 13 readings)
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Tesco Creamy Coleslaw comes in a couple of size and price options. A 180g tub costs 43p, a 300g tub costs 70p or a 600g tub costs £1.20. There's a matter of pence in between the price per gram of each size tub, so you can just buy the tub size that's right for your needs without feeling like you're being ripped off by going for one of the smaller sizes. Tesco Creamy Coleslaw is a product that everyone in my house has been really impressed with. It's got the taste and consistency of a brand name coleslaw, and the recipe could easily pass as a Tesco Finest product. The consistency is rich and thick, making this a coleslaw that needs forking or spooning out ...  Read the complete review

MEL0611
Premium Review Tesco Creamy Coleslaw - Yum Yum (536 words)
by - written on 27/08/09 (Very useful, 88 readings)
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If there is one thing I love then it is salads, especially during the summer months (when we get them!) I take a homemade salad to work for my lunch, I like a salad to go with my tea and always do a big bowl of salad when I have people over for food. If there is one thing I hate though, it is a dry salad, or a salad that consists of a tomato and a couple of salad leaves, that is why I have to have a dressing and lots of coleslaw on my salads. For work I tend to use a meat (Ham or Chicken) and chop it up and sprinkle over some salad leaves, carrot, pepper, onion, sweetcorn, occasionally some grapes and a generous helping of coleslaw! I get my ...  Read the complete review

abbadabbado
Premium Review Tesco Creamy Coleslaw: Gives a bite to your salad (609 words)
by - written on 15/07/09 (Very useful, 45 readings)
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You don't very often see a salad in our house without a generous dollop of coleslaw on the side. Over the years we have graduated from plain basic coleslaw pots to the creamy variety, sometimes throwing some cheese into the mix. You can buy creamy coleslaw for approximately the same price for the same quantities in most of the major supermarkets. Tesco's version is our latest offering at the table purely because that's where we're doing most of our shopping at the moment. The coleslaw comes in a clear pot so you can see what you are getting before you buy which is a plus point for me when I'm doing my shopping as I like to see the products I'm spending ...  Read the complete review

 

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