Dolmio Stir-in Sun dried tomato Reviews

Dolmio Stir-in Sun dried tomato Sauces / Soups

Product Type: Dolmio Sauces / Soups

Newest Review: ... in a cardboard box with the plastic tub inside, sealed with a metal foil lid. All that you need to do is to cook pasta as ... more

 ... normal (try to ensure that it is al dente, or firm to bit for best results) and then stir this sauce into it. That's it, the meal is ready! I served this with some green salad and fresh crusty bread. Nutritional info per 100g is as follows; 181 kcal 5.5g protein 15.8g fat Ingredients are as follows; Tomatoes, Onion, Sun-dried tomatoes, Olive oil, Tomato puree, Modified cornstarch, Sugar, Salt, Basil, Garlic, Vegetable oil, Lactic acid, Black Pepper. I definitely will not be bothering with this again, the salad a...more

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DOLMIO Stir-In Sun Dried Tomato 150 g (Pack of 7)
DOLMIO Stir - In Sun Dried Tomato 150 g (Pack of 7)
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DOLMIO Stir-in Sun Dried Tomato Light 150 g (Pack of 7)
DOLMIO Stir - in Sun Dried Tomato Light 150 g (Pack of 7)
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Dolmio Stir-in Sun dried tomato Opinions

Siamese
Dolmio Stir-in Sun dried tomato: Wheresa the sundried tomatoes? (355 words)
by - written on 15/11/09 (Very useful, 120 readings)
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Dolmio Stir-in Sun dried tomato www.dolmio.co.uk As the title implies, this is a sauce designed to be stirred into Pasta and made by Dolmio. I am not really familiar with Dolmio since I always make my own pasta sauces, but this was on offer (150g tub cost me just £1 from my local supermarket expect to pay around £1.45 normally) so I thought I would give it a try as a quick meal option. It comes in a cardboard box with the plastic tub inside, sealed with a metal foil lid. All that you need to do is to cook pasta as normal (try to ensure that it is al dente, or firm to bit for best results) and then stir this sauce ...  Read the complete review

Clurbur85
Where are the sun dried tomatoes? (260 words)
by - written on 12/11/09 (Very useful, 48 readings)
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I don't usually buy this brand (I'm a value girl), but a few nights ago I was craving fresh food, I bought lots of fresh veg and I decided to treat myself to this product because it's plastic container and foil lid make give the impression that it's a fresh product. This sauce was £1.34 for 150 grams, which is quite steep considering the taste and the amount. It doesn't taste bad, but I'm only giving it one star because it doesn't taste much different from value sauce products. I was making this meal for two people and the I found that the sauce didn't stretch far enough so I had to bulk it out with a can of chopped tomatoes. ...  Read the complete review

song_of_calliope
Dolmio Stir-in Sun dried tomato: Don't be fooled by the fancy packaging (447 words)
by - written on 27/10/09, updated on  27/10/09 (Very useful, 61 readings)
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As a vegetarian, I have to admit that I end up cooking pasta with tomato sauce awfully frequently. It's just the easiest thing I can prepare when I get home from work, it's healthy, and it's also very filling. Therefore I'm always on the lookout for new ideas for pasta sauces. I was also looking for something to use as a sauce in stuffed omelettes and wanted something a little thicker than regular pasta sauce. I figured Dolmio sun-dried tomato stir-in would do the trick. This dolmio sauce looks a little bit different from your average pasta sauce which is why I decided to give it a try. It comes in a plastic tub with a tin-foil lid that is ...  Read the complete review

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