Weight Watchers Spring Onion Mash Reviews
Product Type: Weight Watchers Ready Meals
Newest Review: ... good. For this, you could have 3 patties of mashed potato that was liberally mixed with spring greens. The frozen pieces in ... more
... themselves did not look overly attractive or have a particular smell, but i felt a bit inspired today to serve as a pie topping to my family as i had a bag, and not enough time to peel enough spuds.
There were 2 options in how to prepare it. You can microwave it for a couple of minutes, stir and serve. That sounds a nice easy option. You can also heat them gently on the hob. This is the option i went for today. It worked quite well but as i had a large family sized portion i found that it was sticking onto the bo...more
by - written on 21/07/10, updated on 21/08/12 (Very useful, 214 readings)
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I could eat mashed potato every day and not get bored, so i would describe myself as a bit of a fanatic. It has to be tasty, it has to be a bit creamy, and must look good. For this reason, i normally avoid products that are not a potato, a bit of butter and a bit of milk, along with a bit of effort. My usual thought is that the ready made options unless it is the sort of top end of the market product are an absolute waste of space in my house. I am not following weightwatchers but have done in the past, so the first thing that struck me is that the portion of mashed potato is only 2 points. To me that seemed pretty good. For this, you could have 3 ... Read the complete review
by - written on 30/11/08 (Very useful, 878 readings)
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Now, I'm not one for frozen mash. In fact I don't think I'd ever eaten it until I saw that Weight Watchers have developed their own, which is lower in points than the usual creamy mash I dollop on my plate. I wasn't expecting much from it if I'm honest, it's just that since I joined Weight Watchers I've gone on a mission to try as many of their foods as possible for the simple reason that it's handy to have ready-pointed food in the kitchen for times when I can't be bothered to cook from scratch. I cooked some this evening to go with a nice piece of salmon and some vegetables and was surprised at how tasty this mash was. The mash comes in small ... Read the complete review
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