Sainsbury's Basics Mushy Peas Reviews
Product Type: Sainsbury's Spices & Seasoning
Newest Review: ... good texture and they are not a runny consistency or too sloppy and there are a good amount of peas in the can and it is not ... more
... all just water as I found another shops own brand, these ones have enough peas in the can. Mushy peas tend to be more solid in the can until heated up etc. These peas pour perfectly for my liking.
They are very easy to heat up in a saucepan and they only take a couple of minutes or so on a low setting on the hob. They can be also heated in a microwave inside a non metallic dish and covered with a little cling film. They take just 2 or 3 minutes too to heat up and all that is needed is to stir the peas around a lit...more
by - written on 15/01/12 (Very useful, 115 readings)
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I eat a lot of canned vegetables because I find them very quite and easy to prepare and a lot of the brands on the market are very good value. The cheaper ones I also find quite good value too and so I buy them on a regular basis so that they are handy in my cupboard for when I need to use them. I paid only 17p for 300g can from Sainsbury's own brand of the Basics range, the can has just a basic wrapper with the name clearly on the front and in the usual colours of the Basics range. The can has to be opened using a can opener because it does not have a ring pull. The peas inside the can are a really nice pale green colour, these ones do look appetising inside ... Read the complete review
by - written on 24/01/10 (Very useful, 104 readings)
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Sainsbury's Basics Mushy Peas ================= As a change from the Tescos brand that I normally eat, thought I would give these a go instead. My wife likes salmon but I find salmon tasteless so I had some yellow fish. Two big pieces and a whole tin of Mushy Peas. These are NOT the best Mushy Peas on the market by far and probably comes somewhere in the bottom of the range. Takes about 10 minutes in the pan, I like to cook them very slowly. But watch them carefully or they can easily burn or stick to the pan even a non stick pan! They are a almost luminous green in colour and to start with a bit runny but after ten minutes heat ... Read the complete review
by - written on 18/12/09 (Useful, 26 readings)
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These mushy processed peas are the pea's knees, if you'll forgive an awful pun. You get a 300g tin, although it's probably only 200g of actual pea and quite a lot of mush. But they go down a treat with chips, or as an accompaniment to noodles, rice, whatever. In terms of taste, they're not bad. I mean, they don't match up to ones you'd get from a seaside chippy, but then they're about 18p. I've not tried Sainsbury's normal range of mushy processed peas, but I'm not really sure that the quality is that much higher. To be honest, these are of generally good quality. Occasionally, you might get a few which are a bit more mush than pea, but perhaps that's to your ... Read the complete review
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