Just tried morrisons new improved recipe beef gravy granules , ( orange lid) in my and the rest of the familys opinion , they are vile , taste nothing like beef , the gravy colour is closer to orange than brown and a peculiar aftertaste, we have used the old style granules for prob about ten years , always found them tasty , and easy to use , why do stores like this try to improve things? or at least give the option of "original" and "new"we dont particularly like bisto , so we'll now try tesco,asda,co-op own brand granules , i;m trying to find the old style granules by visiting a few morrisons stores looking for old stock , hopefully i;ll get a few ..  Read the complete review

I wanted some onion gravy to go on a burger dinner I was having for my tea but when I went up to Morrisons all I could find was their own brand, it was dead cheap so I brought a tub to try it. I was surprised by how good the gravy is, you make it with boiling water and it doesn't need that much stirring to get all the granules mixed into the water. I deffo didn't get any jellified blobs like sometimes happens with cheap gravy granules and I was happy that the gravy went nice and smooth. It's easy to add more granules if you want your gravy a bit thicker but it takes a couple of minutes to thicken so don't go overboard in the first place. It ...  Read the complete review

When it comes to a nice meaty dinner, I am a gravy man! Some people like just a little for flavour, some like a bit more for moisture, me, I like my plate swimming in it, I love to have meat and vegetables mixing with my gravy, except of course for roast potatoes which should be kept dry to stay nice and crispy! I love the flavour of a good gravy, it can really compliment a meat and lift it from being a nice piece of meat to being a wonderful piece of meat. With vegetables, a good gravy enhances their flavours and helps to produce a nice full flavour and a hearty mouthful. There are times when you are preparing a dinner and making your own gravy is too time ...  Read the complete review

I swear by the Morrison's own brand of gravy granules because they are so much cheaper than well known brands that I have previously used but I have now tried their Onion Gravy Granules. They cost 1.28 for a tub of 170 g and go twice as far compared to the more expensive makes. I do love fried onions in my gravy and normally would fry the onions then add water and stir in ordinary beef granules, but with these onion granules there is no need to go to all that trouble. The granules themselves give a really nice beef flavour and the dried onions mixed in with this product go on to give the gravy a really nice taste. It is very ...  Read the complete review