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I first came across this tasty sauce, last year while searching the shelves of Asda, for something new to try.
It is an addition to the range of Asda Sauces for Cooking range. The main difference here is that it is pre-made. There is no packet to open, no water to measure or mix, as ... Read review
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Advantages: Saves time consuming preparation Disadvantages: Its mild
...addition to the range of Asda Sauces for Cooking range. The main difference here is that it is pre-made. There is no packet to open, no water to measure or mix, as this sauce comes in a glass jar ready to pour.
This jar stands 7.5 inches or 19cms high, the label in the middle of the jar, looks exactly like the packet sauces. The front of the jar states that it ‘adds a mild curry flavour to meat and vegetable dishes.’ Underneath this statement is ... ...that because this is an Asda own brand, you can try this product and if you find that you do not like it. All you have to do is return it and get your money back. This is their ‘TRY ME! You’ll love me or your money back’ guarantee.
So for only £1.29 I think it is well worth trying and buying.
Enjoy. ...
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