Once or twice a week I like to cook me and my flatmate a curry. I have neither the time, patience or money to try make an authentic sauce up and so I do buy a lot of cooking sauces rather often and bung them in the kitchen cupboard for when we need a spicy fix. Tikka Masala isn't really a favourite of mine and it was my flat mate that purchased it for us to try and the only positive in my eyes being that she did at least purchase a Sharwood's cook in sauce, which usually I like! The Packaging: 420g squarish see-through jar that has a black screw on/off lid to the top of it concealing a large hole. Around the neck of the jar a label tells me it is ...  Read the complete review

Im not a huge fan of curry sauces in a jar.... In fact I think most of them are not really worth the money. But this one, in my opinion, is actually quite tasty. Tikka Masala is my favourite curry sauce - and my regular order at my local Indian - and no jar version quite comes up to par. And although this one isn't quite up to the level of my curryhouse.... Its very very nice! Its quite creamy and full of flavour - you can actually taste the garlic, coriander and paprika in it, which I think is unusual for a jar sauce because most of them remind me more of soup than curry. It's the perfect solution for a quick and easy ...  Read the complete review

I like making curries at home, because let's face it - it's not always possible to go out and pay £15 for an Indian meal. I like this particular curry sauce because it is cheap, easy to use and it tastes nice. I always think that a chicken tika is a good meal to make if you have guests coming over, because the majority of people are happy to eat chicken tika. *********Price and nutritional content************ I normally pick this source up from my local pound shop and I pay £1 for it, but if I pick it up at the supermarket I will pay about £1.60. As with other curry sauces this is quite high in fat 8.2 grams (4.1g saturated) per 100 ...  Read the complete review

Sharwood's Tikka Masala Curry Sauce...... In stead of cooking up a large Sunday dinner today we decided on having a nice curry. There is nothing better than a takeaway when you don't feel like cooking but feel like gorging but since we are trying to hold back on spending the pennies we decided to make our own. Sharwood's Curry Sauce is perfect for when you want to do minimal cooking but get the maximum taste. The Sharwood's Curry Sauce range comes in various different flavours of curry ranging from the mild and creamy Korma up to the hot and spicy Jalfrezi. We decided on the Tikka Masala for the fact that we both like a tomato based curry ...  Read the complete review

I love curries and I regularly attempt to make my own sauces from scratch. However I can't get the taste right and so I usually resort to ready made jars of sauces. Ready made curry sauces can be a bit hit or miss. Sometimes they taste lovely and authentic, similar to what you would find in an Indian restaurant, but sometimes they taste foul and are quite stodgy. I find that Sharwood's Indian cooking sauces are very good and remind me of what you would find in a restaurant. Going for a curry at a restaurant can cost over £10 so making curry from a jar is a far cheaper alternative. A 420g jar of 'Sharwood's Tikka Masala sauce' will set you back about £1.50 ...  Read the complete review