I like the taste combination of cheese and onion, so the Linda McCartney cheese, leek,and red onion plaits was a vegetarian food I was really lookimg forward to trying. I decided to do so when they were on special offer in Sainsburys, cosying £1 rather than £1.89 for two. [340g total weight] I am glad I tried them at a reduced price because at the full one I don't think they are fantastic value.. The plaits are described as a "Delicious blend of mature cheddar and mozzarella cheese, potato, leek,and red onion in a light pastry lattice." Being frozen they do have to be cooked before use, but once you have they can be eaten hot or cold. I like this ...  Read the complete review

Although I am not a Vegetarian from time to time I do like to have meat free days. The other day I spotted these in my local Asda store reduced from almost £2.00 a box to £1.00 and simply rather fancied them. The Packaging: The box has a photograph of the plaits on the front of it and we are told that they are Linda McCartney 2 Cheese, Leek And Red Onion Plait and that they are free from artificial colours, flavours and preservatives, there is an at a glance nutritional chart shown and the weight is stated for the two plaits which is 340g. Other information on the box includes cooking instructions (in the oven for about 25 minutes ), ingredients and ...  Read the complete review

If you've read my reviews then you will proabably know that I am always on the look out for a new food that doesn't contain meat. As my daughter has recently stopped eating meat I find that I shop more in Sainsbury's than I used to do, owing to the fact that they offer more selections of meat free food than Iceland or Somerfield. I would like to go more to Morrison's or Asda but they aren't so near and, therefore, Sainsbury's seem to be getting a lot of my custom of late. These Linda McCartney 2 Cheese, leek and red onion plaits must be quite new to the range as I only saw them for the first time a few weeks ago. I think the price was £1.69 or thereabouts but ...  Read the complete review

Walking down the frozen food aisle in Sainsbury last week when I spotted these Linda McCartney 2 Cheese, Leek and Red Onion Plaits, well they sounded very tasty so I grabbed a pack for myself and my daughter. Eager to give these a try, when I got home I put the oven on at 200C/400F/Gas Mark 6 and waited for it to heat while I prepared a couple of jacket spuds and some salad. Now when the oven was heated I opened the cardboard box to discover 2 rather large oblong pale pastry looking slices, with the pastry criss crossed over the top. I placed these onto a baking tray and cooked for 25 minutes. On opening the oven door the smell wafted into the ...  Read the complete review

I'm not really sure how I ended up buying these. I'm a meat lover and usually bypass anything specifically for vegetarians. However on my last trip to the supermarket Linda McCartney's Cheese, Leek & Red Onion Lattice's ended up coming home with me and to be fair they were quite a delicious surprise. For £1.59 these frozen lattices provide a delicious supper. Just stick them in the oven for 25 minutes and you have a tasty pastry to indulge on. The melted cheese burst out of the criss cross of the lattice an combines with the leek and red onion to provide a wholesome taste. The pastry comes out golden brown and crumbles in the mouth. To get more from the ...  Read the complete review