I saw this Tikka sauce from the Weight Watchers range on special offer in Asda recently for £1 a jar, it usually retails at around £1.29 according to their website. As I love a good curry but can't really have them on the plan without wasting loads of points, I decided to try it and see if it was really as tasty as a normal tikka sauce would be. Half of the 350g jar contains 130 calories and 0.7g of saturated fat which equates to 2 points per half jar serving. I liked the fact that the jar is intended to make two servings as with only me and my husband to feed we would usually split a much bigger jar or have leftovers. I have tried this sauce with ...  Read the complete review

Chicken Tikka Masala - apparently this is Britain's number one favourite dish. Of course, there's nothing authentically Indian about it at all but that hasn't stopped it spreading over the globe. It's a favourite for a reason: chicken in a tangy sauce, usually based on tomatoes, cream, yoghurt and spices. Yum. As well as being served in restaurants and take-aways it's a popular cooking sauce for home use as well. So how does the Weight Watchers version stand up? Contents The jar serves two, so each half has 175g, 130 calories, and 2 Weight Watchers points. It's a very thick sauce. Useage It's a pretty standard 'fry ...  Read the complete review

I am trying to eat healthily and lose a bit of weight, however my partner enjoys the odd curry, so I was on the look out for something that combined both Indian food and weightloss. I came across this Weight Watcher Tikka Masala cooking sauce and thought it looked perfect. Weight Watchers describe this product as 'A medium strength tangy Tikka Masala sauce with a delicate mix of spices blended with yogurt and cream, and finished with aromatic coriander'. It comes in a glass jar with a black screw top lid, and you will find it in most supermarkets along with the other cook-in sauces. Half a jar of this sauce, which works out at 175 grams, contains 2 ...  Read the complete review

I am now back into the swing of Weight Watchers after an appalling month long diversion into 'naughty foods' over Christmas, so decided to stock up on some of their foods so I could keep an easy track of my points allowance without worrying too much about weighing and measuring. One thing I bought in Sainsbury's was a Tikka Masala cooking sauce that I'd never seen before, reading the label I saw it contained only two Weight Watchers points in half a jar which is much fewer than the authentic Indian curry I make when my granddaughters' visit. I obviously wasn't expecting a home made flavour from this curry sauce, but thought that if I liked it then this would ...  Read the complete review

I normally avoid over priced foods because they are specifically for diets but when i saw WeightWatchers Tikka Masala Sauce with coriander on offer in Asda, i thought i would give it a go. Although i like spicy foods, where curry is concerned i do like a lighter flavour and i am not the biggest lover of Indian Food. However, this sauce suprised me. It is packed with taste and flavours and is very low fat so it suits me! The sauce comes in a 350g jar and the label says it is a medium strength tangy Masala sauce. I found it quite mild and great tasting. The sauce has a mix of spices blended with yogurt and cream and coriander. Half a ...  Read the complete review