Young's Low Fat Ocean Crumble

We were working in the garden yesterday - I was sorting out wood to stock pile for the log burner and Dave was building a waterfall (and why not?) - so neither of us felt like cooking lunch. I had tidied the freezer earlier and noticed that we had two packs of Young's Low Fat Ocean Crumble so I decided to pop them in the oven to cook whilst we continued working. The packaging The meal itself is in a black container which appeared to be made from some sort of cardboard as it went soggy when I tried to wash it! This was covered with a plastic film and then encased in a cardboard box - obviously OK to recycle. The front of the box ...  Read the complete review

Youngs Low Fat Ocean Crumble ~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~ I am one of the worlds laziest cooks, and am always on the look out for healthy-ish ready meals that can be bunged in the microwave, left for ten minutes and then eaten straight away, so when I saw this low-fat ocean crumble in Morrisons for the bargain price of £1, I decided it was definitely worth giving a go, and therefore into the trolley it went.... The product ~*~*~*~*~*~ The box states that this product is "prime pieces of wild Alaskan Pollock" combined with broccoli and a rich butter sauce, topped with mash potato and a cheddar cheese ...  Read the complete review

If you read my review for Admiral's pie, you will know that I bought this Young's Ocean Crumble accidentally. I thought I was picking up two pies. (So much for fish improving your brainpower!) The box shows a plate of the Ocean Crumble sitting rather improbably on a beach. It also shows the crumble sitting neatly and squarely on it's plate. I'd be fascinated to know how they got it onto the plate so neatly because when I tried to get it out it sloshed all over the plate and looked a mess. Fortunately that didn't affect the taste which was delicious. Cooking instructions are easy to read and the crumble can be oven baked or microwaved. 50 ...  Read the complete review