Morrisons Chick Peas In Water Reviews
Product Type: Morrisons Spices & Seasoning
Newest Review: ... taste of them but also because they are a way of me healthy eating as well! The Morrisons ones come in a basic looking white ... more
... coloured can now since there labelling on their budget range is less garish and they cost 68p for a 410g can. On that can of course we are told that they are plainly and information such as ingredients and nutritonal information as well as cooking instructions are given and so on.
The Chickpeas:
These chickpeas are absoloutely great. Anyone who knows about chickpeas will know that dried you have to let them soak overnight and so on and me, well I can't be bothered with all that faffing about to be honest. These are...more
by - written on 23/03/12 (Very useful, 57 readings)
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We all have foods I guess that we buy weekly! I once lived with an avid Vegetarian and although I didn't become one myself I did learn alot about different foods and what I liked and disliked (yes I'm looking at you polenta lol!). One thing I do love is chickpeas. I like to add them to stews, curries allsorts and yep I buy a can at least weekly. Not only do I think they taste great but they also bulk out meals I create and in a healthy way as chickpeas are known to be low in saturated fat and very low in cholestarol and sodium whilst being a very good source of fibre, protein and copper, folate an magnese! I eat them not only cos I love the taste of them but ... Read the complete review
by - written on 09/01/10 (Very useful, 92 readings)
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Chickpeas are chickpeas, wherever you uy them, right? Wrong! Just like baked beans, the way they have been prepared makes a huge difference to the texture of the product. And in the case of chickpeas, price has nothing to do with the quality of the product. I've paid over £1 for one can, and I've bought 5 for £1 in my local Asian supermarket and the cheaper were a better tecture. So, on to Morrison's chickpeas! I was lucky enough to buy them on offer at 2 for £1, but I think the price is usually 68p per 420g can. I buy the ones with no added salt, because depending what I'm cooking I like to add my own, or not. They have are the Desi variety and have a ... Read the complete review
by - written on 14/07/09 (Very useful, 258 readings)
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PRICE: 49p for 215g (undrained weight) NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION (per 100g, drained): Calories: 119 Kj: 503 Protein: 7.2g Carbohydrates: 16.1g (of which sugars): 0.4g Fat: 2.9g (of which saturates): 0.3g Fibre: 4.1g Sodium & salt equivalent: Trace INGREDIENTS: Chick peas (which contain sulphate), water DIETARY/ALLERGY ADVICE: Contains sulphate 3 heaped teaspoonsful counts as one of your five a day portions Suitable for vegetarians & vegans =========================================== Morrisons Chick Peas In Water come in ... Read the complete review
