Dalepak Chinese Style Ribsteaks Reviews


Product Type: Dalepak Meat / Fish
Newest Review: ... microwave them, not for me to be honest lol). so i put two grillsteaks on to a baking tray and whacked them in the oven 200 ... more

by - written on 29/09/09 (Very useful, 139 readings)
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I used to have such terrible eating habits, I'd pick up any old rubbish in Iceland under the impression it was cheap and cheerful as it cost me just £1 for the box when in fact I was paying money to fill myself with crap. I used to pick up plenty of boxes of Dalepak Chinese style ribsteaks and when I had one up my mums the other day I'm now glad I don't buy them anymore. Dalepak ribsteaks are usually a £1 for a box of 4 in Iceland you can buy them in other supermarkets though such as Sainsburys. The box is mostly white with red decorating it, Dalepak is clearly written in the corner of the box and it also says 4 Chinese Style Ribsteaks. Theres an appetising ... Read the complete review

by - written on 25/08/09 (Very useful, 109 readings)
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In Subway earlier this year I had a delicious Sub which was a limited edition; I cannot remember the name of it but the sandwich comprised of a type of pork grill steak topped with a slice of cheese, tangy barbecue sauce and selection of salad. Despite the fact that the pork wasn't the 'proper' piece of meat I was expecting I thought it was one of the tastiest Sub's I've tried, and after finding it was no longer available decided to recreate my own at home. I've never bought grill steaks before so wasn't sure what I really needed to buy, however my decision was made for me when I visited Tesco and the only thing resembling the meat in my Subway roll were ... Read the complete review

by - written on 14/07/09 (Very useful, 118 readings)
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PRICE: £1.99 per pack in Sainsburys NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION (per ribsteak, after cooking): Calories: 168 Kj: 802 Protein: 12.9g Carbohydrate: 6.2g - of which sugars: 6.2g Fat: 10.2g - of which saturates: 4.3g Fibre: 0.3g Sodium: 0.4g Salt equivalent: 1.0g INGREDIENTS: Pork (84%), sugar, maltodextrin, tomato powder, salt, flavourings, wheat starch, yeast extract, onion powder, garlic powder, spices, roasted barley malt extract, cochineal, vegetable oil, citric acid, wheat rusk, wheat gluten, pea fibre, wheat protein, pork fat DIETARY/ALLERGY ... Read the complete review

by - written on 02/09/09 (Very useful, 119 readings)
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I bought a pack of these Dalepak Chinese style rib steaks for my son who is quite lazy when it comes to eating meat off his plate but he does love Chinese ribs so thought it was worth a go.. These we £1 for four steaks and can be found in the freezer section. They come in a box but aren't individually wrapped. The meat content does seem quite dubious even from the front of the box as it states tender pork chopped and shaped with cereal and in a Chinese style coating. When you turn to the back I was actually surprised to find that the pork content is 84% Each rib steak contains 168 calories 10.2 g fat 1g salt I ... Read the complete review

by - written on 29/11/09, updated on 17/04/10 (Very useful, 151 readings)
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First of all let me say that I didn't buy these. They were a gift from my Mum. Prior to her giving me these to eat I thought she quite liked me, now I am having my doubts. Chinese style ribsteaks? Hmmmm. It says on the box "Oven cook for best results." So that's what I did. There is no wrapping on the ribsteaks inside the box so I slid the rather odd looking corrugated ribsteaks onto a tray, popped them in the oven and carried on making the rest of the meal. After 16 minutes at 200c I took them out and was shocked to find them literally swimming in fat. I poured the fat off into a measuring jug and there was an unbelievable ... Read the complete review
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