I love broccoli, but am often not up for buying the fresh stuff because i have quite a hectic life and never know when I am going to be at home or someone elses or out for dinner. I had never really tried frozen vegtables in any form before and after compaining to a friend that I always seemed to be throwing fresh veg out or paying through the nose for it at the local corner shop, he suggested trying the frozen variety. So on my next trip to asda, I trundled along to the frozen veg aisle and picked up a bag of this wonderus stuff. I have to admit now that I have become a bit of an addict - this stuff is so handy, especially if you are cooking for one. ...  Read the complete review

As children we hardly ever ate broccoli, not because we didn't like it but because my Mother very rarely cooked or served it. Cabbage, Brussel sprouts, purple sprouting and a whole host of root vegetables were regularly served for dinner but broccoli was never on the menu. Now we are a divided household on the broccoli front, I love it and will eat a hearty helping and the Other Half tolerates it, he finds that the grainy texture of the vegetable frustrating. I could probably foresee difficulties feeding broccoli to youngsters unless it was disguised in some way or another, it isn't the most attractive vegetable that I have ever come across. Broccoli ...  Read the complete review

Living on my own I find that whenever I buy myself fresh vegetables that I always end up letting them go off or not using them all up therefore getting a lot of waste. Besides all that having limited mobility through M.E and a back problem I get put off making myself what my mother calls proper meals due to the time and effort they take! However recently I have a way of overcoming this and that's by buying frozen vegetables that are prepared already and done for me. Now I love Broccoli so when I spotted this at only £1.30 a 1kg bag in my local Asda store I snapped it up to be honest! The Packaging: These simply come in a plastic bag with ...  Read the complete review

In my never ending search to improve our diet and to increase our fruit and veg intake, I hit a brick wall. My own laziness. Some days I just cant be bothered to peel veg, to parboil etc etc, so here's where some frozen veggies come in handy. Now I would prefer to eat fresh every day but due to our lifestyle this isnt always possible. Frozen broccoli was the top of my list, because its so easy to cook and you seem to get quite an amount in the bag, so it would last us a fair while. As the photo shows, Asda frozen broccoli comes in a greyish bag with a picture of fresh tumbling florets looking tasty and delicious as Mother Nature ...  Read the complete review

We all know we're meant to have 5 a day fruit and veg - its been drummed into my head since I was a kid . Most days, I admit, I tend to only really eat 3 portions, maybe 4, but I've started trying to improve that, in tandem with joining Weight Watchers and attempting to eat more healthily in general. Initially, I purchased fresh fruit and veg in my weekly shop - but soon hit a stumbling block - not only did these need peeling, washing, etc, but, by the middle of the week, a lot of them started to look a bit sorry for themselves and just not appetising , and ended up being donated to my dads guinea pigs. So, frozen veg was the next thing to try, and ...  Read the complete review