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By Sainsbury’s. For today’s festive lunch review I’m having a wrap, and it’s from Sainsbury’s. My nearest supermarket as the crow flies, but when I walk there’s too much zig zagging to get there, until now when I realised I needed to try their food. I’m also going to review their ‘Pork & Cranberry Christmas
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ASDA EXCEPTIONAL 6 Luxury Mince Pies vs Sainsbury’s Taste the Difference 6 Mince Pies I am comparing two Supermarkets’ higher end range of mince pies and seeing which one is best. Come along with me. ASDA EXCEPTIONAL 6 Luxury Mince Pies ASDA have this wonderful habit of not detailing which product specifically you’re buying, so
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We’ve two packs of Stollen bites to try today, each with an exciting flavour. On one hand we have No1 by Waitrose – Golden Limoncello Bites “Made with golden fruits and a marzipan centre, dipped in zingy Limoncello butter“. These were £4. And on the other, Sainsbury’s Taste the Difference Cherry and Kirsch Stollen Bites.
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For this review, we’ve got a Christmas Wrapped wrap and a Turkey Feast sandwich. They were priced at £3.35 and £3.30 respectively. I want to review these in the order I’d eat the type of food involved. In this case, Christmas Wrapped is considered a Boxing Day type food and Turkey Feast would be more
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Iceland’s flagship pies. Hi, this is Mrs Phil Reviews Mince Pies having an attempt. I don’t have the same way with words as my husband, but I will give it my best shot. The box is nicely presented albeit quite simplistic. The mince pies are displayed on some slate. The mince pies look quite nice
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What a lovely neat package of pies these are. The pastry is a beautiful golden colour, which is ‘all butter’, and each pie wishes me a Merry Christmas. Or at least that was the intention. The lid of the pies is more bumpy than i’d expect for a pastry surface you were going to write
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If you like Oat milk powder, or want to add flavour to hot chocolate, give this a go! I’ve been drinking Oat milk and many of the other types for a few years. I have tried many of the offerings, but usually settle back to Oat milk. Mighty was my brand of choice until I
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This is the third time I’ve reviewed festive food for an audience. I used to share my ramblings on social media, before making the leap to this platform, the year after. After a while, my interest in eating the wonderful fare was more important to me than the interest in writing constantly about it. How
Phil Reviews Mince Pies 