I tend to do a lot of home-cooking, but there are times when I just want to bung something in the oven and have no effort. We always have a box of waffles in the freezer for just those nights. The Asda waffles come in a pack of 12 (680g) and cost 87p currently, a little cheaper than their branded rival Birds Eye. These are a processed food so they're not going to be great for you, but the basic nutritional stuff is 107calories, 5.4g fat and 0.3g salt per waffle. Dietary wise, despite being made of potato, these contain wheat and gluten (I think like many potato products they use flour to stop them sticking together when frozen). We always cook ...  Read the complete review

I brought these last week because Asda didn't have any of the Birds Eye Potato Waffles in the freezer, these are 88p for 12 waffles so a bit of a bargain if you end up liking them. You can cook them in the oven, fry them and even put them in the TOASTER for quickness! We haven't got a toaster at the minute so I haven't tried that and I don't think I would either because I don't fancy waffles cooked in 2 mins! I did mine in the oven and wasn't very happy with how they looked when they was cooked, they're majorly pale looking but I couldn't leave them in any longer or they'd have gone hard. I wasn't expecting them to taste that nice but they ...  Read the complete review

I am normally a Tesco online shopping for my weekly food shop. This is mainly because I've been doing it this way for the last couple of years and it is just too easy for me to consider changing. This does mean however that I miss out on actually strolling down the aisles and picking up spur of the moment bargains or impulse buys. Despite this, I do love shopping in Asda, I think they have a fantastic selection and it always amazes me how much I get in my trolley while spending less than I usually do in Tescos. Unfortunately I do not have a local branch of Asda and the nearest one is about a 30 min drive. On the odd occasion when I am in that town I do ...  Read the complete review

Potato waffles are a big thing in my house, my wife and I love them and the grandkids love them. I have mine with meals on occasions but mainly as snacks with either beans, cheese or even just on their own with plenty sea salt and pepper. It is always Birdseye potato waffles that we buy but the other day on a trip to Asda we ended up with Asda`s own, the reason for this was the Birdseye ones had been on offer at only £1 per box and had sold out. The Asda ones were 88p for 12 waffles (Birdseye are usually £1.29) so these were a bit cheaper but time would tell if they were any good. You can cook these in the grill, in the oven, fry them or ...  Read the complete review