Two of the favourite meals in our household are spaghetti with meatballs and spaghetti bolognase, so as you can imagine, we do get through rather a lot of spaghetti. With the pennies being a bit tight at the moment, I tend to use Tesco Value Spaghetti due to its cheapness. Lets face it, spaghetti is spaghetti. Although there are plenty of brands of spaghetti on the shelves, it really is a product that I don't see the point in paying extra for. After all, there really isnt much that can differ from brand to brand. I have tried a couple of different brands of spaghetti, purely to see if there was any difference in the taste and texture, but there ...  Read the complete review

Tesco Value Spaghetti Description: Manufacturer: Tesco / Type: Pasta Anyone reading my reviews will know my feelings on the supermarkets own ranges which aim to offer the consumer savings by spending less on fancy packaging. The packaging simply gets thrown in the bin anyway, it makes complete sense to spend less on it and save your hard earned cash for other things. There was a time that I walked past these ranges in the mistaken belief that because the packaging was cheap and nasty, the products would be too. Now, I must confess that I have been pleasantly surprised by the quality of many of these products and instead of passing ...  Read the complete review

Tesco Value Spaghetti........ We do have pasta a lot in our household mainly because it is a cheap tasty and filling food that we really like. I buy a range of pastas but both myself and Jack like spaghetti the most so I tend to buy this most weeks at the supermarket. I would normally buy the Tesco's Own spaghetti which is the next price bracket up from this value spaghetti but on a recent on line order I decided to give the value stuff a bit of a taste test. For 500 grams a packet of the Value spaghetti it costs just 39pence where as the Tesco own brand costs 55pence for the same amount. It doesn't sound like a big saving but if ...  Read the complete review

When it comes to pasta it is something I eat very often indeed. I'm not so keen on spaghetti as I tend to get in a huge mess with it especially when I have some sort of sauce with it but the other day in Tesco I decided I really fancied some so opted for this offering costing only 35p for a large 500g packet which I thought had to be worth a go at that price. The Packaging: This 'Value' range has undergone a slight revamp lately. Its now called 'Everyday Value' and the packaging is less garish and sticky outy in colour. The spaghetti comes in an easy to open see through, long plastic pack and on the front of it there is a cream panel of colour and ...  Read the complete review

I've been using this spaghetti for a few years now and can honestly say I can't taste the difference between this and the more expensive brands. The packaging is nothing flash - the usual cellophane wrapping with the Tesco Value logo. It's a 500g pack and I usually find it's enough to serve 4 people . For value it can't be beaten. When I first started buying it, it was only 19p a pack, but as with everything these days the cost has gone up and it's currently 39p a pack. However, this still makes it substantially cheaper than any of the other brands. To me, it tastes great. I use it regularly when making bolognese and have never had any complaints! It ...  Read the complete review