Birds Eye Roast Lamb Dinner Reviews

Birds Eye Roast Lamb Dinner Ready Meals

Product Type: Birds Eye Ready Meals

Newest Review: ... Cooked Lamb: Lamb (99%), Salt, Sugar, Milk Protein , Yorkshire Pudding: Wheat Flour, Water, Egg White, Vegetable Oil, Whole ... more

 ... Egg, Skimmed Milk Powder, Salt . NUTRITIONAL VALUES Typical values Per meal cooked provides: As sold 100g provides: Energy - kJ 1330kJ 391kJ - kcal 315kcal 93kcal Protein 18.0g 5.4g Carbohydrate 34.0g 10.0g - of which sugars 6.1g 1.8g Fat 12.0g 3.5g - of which saturates 4.4g 1.3g Fibre 6.1g 1.8g Sodium 0.60g 0.17g - equivalent as salt 1.5g 0.4g COOKING INSTRUCTIONS Microwave - between 7 to 12 minutes dependant upon your microwave wattage. Oven Bake - 35 to 45 minutes dependant upon your oven and sett...more

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rji0907
Birds Eye Roast Lamb Dinner (702 words)
by - written on 29/01/10 (Very useful, 196 readings)
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I recently found myself home alone with the other half and kids out for the night. I decided to take advantage of the situation and have a lazy night which involved no cooking so I trotted down to our local shop to see what they had in the way of ready meals. I noticed a roast lamb dinner in the freezer by Birds Eye and the packaging made it look quite appetizing so trotted home with it to see what it was like. ~The Product~ This lamb dinner comes complete with sliced lamb, potatoes, garden peas, baby carrots and a yorkshire pudding in gravy with mint. The portion sizes are actually quite generous for a ready meal and by following the heating guidelines, ...  Read the complete review

CheekyCharlie08
It Ain't A Roast Lamb Dinner! (442 words)
by - written on 30/10/09 (Very useful, 64 readings)
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I knew I wouldn't be very impressed with this frozen lamb dinner because nothing beats my mum's roast lamb, I had this for a snack because I know from experience that these meals are proper small once they're cooked and just wanted something quick to fill me up enough to stop me grabbing biscuits before my proper meal. Impressed??? This is such a crap meal that Birds Eye should be embarressed that they have put their name to it, it's even worse than their very bad roast chicken dinner because at least the chicken tastes like proper meat and not thin strips of rubber like this lamb. The meal is a typical tv dinner and comes in a tray with the meat ...  Read the complete review

abbadabbado
Birds Eye Roast Lamb Dinner: speedy roast (890 words)
by - written on 15/06/09 (Very useful, 123 readings)
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I really try to make my own food to take to work, saving money as well as eating healthier than having to buy ready meals all the time. Last week I was in a hurry and didn't have time to make anything so I found myself staring at the freezer section in my local supermarket trying to find something for dinner. Eventually I settled on a roast lamb dinner because I didn't fancy chicken or beef and I wasn't in the mood for a curry or pasta. The packaging for this meal has changed in colour from the one pictured in this category. It now sports a green box which fits better with a lamb meat in the meal, as it also contains mint gravy. Looking on the box you see a ...  Read the complete review

eatingpinkzebras
Repulsive! (419 words)
by - written on 24/02/09 (Very useful, 160 readings)
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I am a frequent buyer of Birds Eye products and they are a brand that I trust. I often purchase fish fingers, pies, chicken, vegetables and other items from the range and am usually satisfied with them. So when I was looking for a quick, tasty and healthy ready meal that I could store in the freezer, I turned to Birds Eye. However on this occasion, it was a mistake. I bought the Birds Eye Roast Lamb Dinner from Tesco for £2.49, though you can purchase it from most supermarkets for a similar price. £2.49 is pretty expensive for a ready meal, so I was hoping it would be high quality. The meal comes in a plastic tray with cellophane over it. It has two ...  Read the complete review

steffcuk
Birds Eye Roast Lamb Dinner: Get and Eye full with a Birds Eye Lamb Roast Dinner! (572 words)
by - written on 10/05/11 (Very useful, 79 readings)
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After looking at my diary today, I realised that I had an exceptionally busy day ahead of me. As I have just purchased a new fridge freezer, I suddenly realised that I had a Birds Eye Lamb Dinner lurking in there and it would be just the ticket to set me up for the rest of the day. I must admit to it being disappointing, but I suppose you can't expect too much for £2.00. INGREDIENTS Potatoes (29%) , Gravy (28%) , Cooked Lamb (14%) , Peas (13%) , Baby Carrots (10%) , Yorkshire Pudding (4%) , Potatoes: Potatoes, Vegetable Oil , Gravy: Water, Cornflour, Lamb Stock (Yeast Extract, White Wine Vinegar, Water, Sugar, Lamb Extract, Lemon Juice, Onion ...  Read the complete review

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