Innocent Tuscan Bean Stew Reviews
Product Type: Innocent Ready Meals
Newest Review: ... although the word 'organic' isn't mentioned anywhere, which surprised me as I had associated it with Innocent products but it ... more
... seems I was wrong. Shows how good they are at marketing.
Ingredients: tomato,water, onion, carrot, kidney beans, borlotti beans, cannellini beans, farro, potato, red pepper, kale, vegetable oil, butternut squash, crème fraiche, leek, parsley, tomato puree, garlic, honey, corn flour, basil, sea salt, rosemary, oregano, black pepper.
The packaging has been filled with lots of info including suggestions from 101 things to do with the empty plastic tub - fill it with lentils for instant maracas or use two empty pots an...more
by - written on 04/04/09 (Very useful, 393 readings)
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'Innocent', the well known smoothie makers, have branched out into doing stuff with vegetables and recently launched these veg pots - not soup - apparently they have 'more edge' and 'more bite', or perhaps that's just marketing and they are basically pots of soup with extra chunky veg in. That's what I would say. In fact something in the taste of their tuscan bean stew reminds me of a tin of Heinz vegetable soup. It comes in a 400 gram round plastic pot with a strip of cardboard around the outside. When you open it it is well presented, with a bunch of kale arranged prettily on the top, although I don't find that sort of thing important, especially when all ... Read the complete review
by - written on 15/01/09 (Very useful, 276 readings)
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Most of the time I cook from scratch with all fresh ingredients as not only is it cheaper but it is healthier too as I know exactly what goes into everything. There are times though when I have situations where people come home at different times and it helps to have a few easy meals ready for that situation. One of the companies I love to buy from is Innocent. I love the fact that their company started from an idea when making smoothies was in its infancy, and how it has become such a successful company in such a short time. So it was with great pleasure recently that I noticed they have branched out into healthy ready to eat meals which looked tasty and ... Read the complete review
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