After finishing a long hard day in work on a Sunday, I find one of the best things to look forward to is a great Sunday roast. One of the most important parts of the Sunday roast has to be the Stuffing and the Tesco Value Sage and Onion Stuffing mix fills this space nicely. I use to be a big fan of all the expensive stuffing mix brands, namely Paxo, which definitely offers quality, but after seeing the Tesco Value stuffing mix on the shelf and more importantly the price, I thought it was worth the risk so I gave it a go and I was surprised how good it was and have definitely been converted to use it in the future. The price is probably ...  Read the complete review

My mum brought this stuffing because she is trying to save money on the shopping but after we tried it she hasn't brought any more because there isn't much flavour in it and it doesn't cook very well in the oven either. Its supposed to be sage and onion flavour but the tastes are very faint and I could hardly taste the sage at all and even the onion flavour doesn't stand out like it should. The stuffing tastes a bit of herbs but it hasn't got a lot of flavour at all. We cooked ours in the oven for Sunday dinner and even though it crisped up alright it still was a bit sloppy inside and the taste didn't go good with the rest of the dinner like Paxo ...  Read the complete review

In Tesco recently I decided to try a few more items from their Value range as although I've found some really awful products there have been some real gems too. One of the items I bought was a small box of their Value Sage & Onion Stuffing, which cost a bargain 16p for 85g. The stuffing is easily made up and blends well with boiling water, be careful not to use too much though as it does go a little sticky. The stuffing is rather pale looking and doesn't smell half as nice as my usual Paxo stuffing, in fact before even eating it I was regretting buying the two boxes I did. I baked it in the oven as per the instructions, I made half of the ...  Read the complete review

There's something uniquely British about stuffing isn't there? I think it looks unappetising but smells & tastes great but am aware that stuffing is a bit like Marmite - you either love it or hate it. My eldest daughter & I love it although my younger daughter & hubby hate it - so it always ends up in balls which can be eaten separately. I'm a strict Paxo woman but have recently been trying to reduce my weekly shopping bills, so, after reading some mixed reviews on Dooyoo, I decided to give Tesco Value stuffing a try. To be fair I did have a good idea what it would be like from others' opinions so was prepared to ...  Read the complete review

I have recently started trying to cut back a little on my weekly shopping bills in preparation for what may come if the current financial climate doesn't improve soon. So, when I saw Tesco Value Sage and Onion Stuffing at just 16p I thought it was worth trying. The box is quite small and holds just 85grms of dry stuffing which is probably just enough to stuff a medium sized chicken. The front of the box is white and displays the Tesco logo in red. Inside the box is dried powder, a few bits of onion and bits of sage (not many) . It smells quite strongly of onions and is a peppery on the nose. To use this product you mix the contents with 225 mils of ...  Read the complete review