Tesco Value Curry Sauce Reviews

Product Type: Tesco Sauces / Soups
Newest Review: ... curry sauce i would use a tin of tomatoes, as well as an onion, some garlic, turmeric, paprika, ginger and a bit of chilli ... more

by - written on 02/08/11 (Very useful, 133 readings)
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Tesco Value Curry Sauce I love a bargain as much as the next person, but 7p? 7P for a tin of curry sauce? Well, that happens to be how much Tesco's were charging and being on a budget I decided to give it a try. After all, if it was vile I'd only lose 7p. Well 21p because I didn't think a single tin was enough to make a decent size curry for my family of 3 with some left over for my partners lunch the next day. Opening the tin I saw a browny yellow sauce with oil around the edges. Tipping into the pan with chicken and potatos it came out with with a most satisfying schlurp and landed like a lump of jelly, gradually becoming more liquid as it ... Read the complete review

by - written on 14/06/11 (Very useful, 59 readings)
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I really should have known better to buy Tesco's Value Curry Sauce - which comes in a can. What on earth possessed me I will never really know. But I was making a chicken curry for dinner and I thought I would cut a few corners. Usually I would opt for one of the branded curry sauces (which are usually also disappointing), but I saw this last minute and so just threw it into the trolley. I really shouldn't have! How could I possibly expect a quality product that cost me only 4p. Yes......I did say 4p. Basically, like the rest of the Tesco Value range, the cost was very low and I guess I was hoping that I may have found a gem (I have found some great bargain ... Read the complete review

by - written on 17/05/10 (Very useful, 141 readings)
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After reading quite a few positive reviews on here, I decided I wanted to try the Tesco Value Curry Sauce. I went to a big Tesco near me and found a can, although sadly it was 18p, not the 8p it is reported to be by some reviewers! 18p is still very cheap, however. The tin has the Tesco Value packaging which is red, white and blue. There is a picture of the curry sauce as part of a meal on the front. Nutritional information is also included. The sauce is, luckily, suitable for vegetarians. The can opens with a ring pull, which is very handy. I always associate ring pulls with more expensive tins so this was a pleasant surprise! Inside, the sauce is ... Read the complete review

by - written on 03/03/10, updated on 03/03/10 (Very useful, 596 readings)
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When it comes to supermarkets 'cheap' products, be it Tesco 'Value', Asda 'Smartprice' or Sainsbury's 'Basic', a lot of shoppers are quick to dismiss or avoid them all together. As a rule, it is put in our heads that brand products are 'the best' and cheaper, value products are 'bad'. However, the reality is, a lot of these cheaper, value products come from the same factories as well known brand products - we as consumers are simply paying for the brand name, not the contents of the tin. It was only by chance that I was told about this curry sauce by my Mum. A few weeks earlier I had picked up a jar of curry sauce from Asda for 5p, and told my Mum about it. ... Read the complete review

by - written on 14/02/10 (Very useful, 49 readings)
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what is it...? It is literally what it says on the tin a value curry sauce. It comes in a tin in 390grams weight and the usual blue, white, and red label with instructions, ingredients and nutritional information. There is also a photo of a frying pan full of curry and a spoon with some chicken and sultanas smothered in the sauce. is it convenient? Yes, very convenient. You simply sizzle your meat/vegetables/fish for a few minutes, cover with the sauce and leave to simmer until cooked through. To top it off, the can has a ring pull which was amazing for their value range, I hope other items in the range will follow suit. Things don't ... Read the complete review
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