Asda Smartprice Spaghetti Loops in Tomato Sauce

Advantages: Very cheap
Disadvantages: Not a balanced diet in themselves, sadly

...intimate familiarity with Smartprice products. Asda Smartprice beans are a mere 12p a tin, well within my budget, you might think. But wait! What's this, hidden here on this bottom shelf? Why, it's Smartprice Spaghetti Loops from days of yore, and a mere 9p they are as well! So, yes, they are about the cheapest thing you will find in the Asda store (along with 9p noodles and 15p angel delight, an entire meal for 33p). They come in a 410g tin (same ...
...vegetarians. They're pretty much what you'd expect; spaghetti loops are the same the world over, essentially. If I had a tin available now, I'd give a brief run-down of ingredients etc. - but as it's nearly Xmas (going home time, yay) I have virtually no food left, so can't give many pointers in that direction. Suffice to say, it's got spaghetti (flour and water) in it, and tomato sauce (tomatoes, more water, probably some sugar but who knows?) ... Read review

Advantages: just as nice as the top brands
Disadvantages: the packaging

I first bought asda smartprice spaghetti when my boyfriend was coming out of hospital for something soft for him to eat.I walked down the aisle and looked for the branded spaghetti and put it in my trolley but then noticed the smartprice spaghetti and i thought well the smartprice beans are nice so i'll try these ones. Normally i dont like cheap spaghetti some i find taste vinegary but these are different. I opened the tin and was surprised to ...
...not runny at all and the sauce was a nice orangy red colour.They even tasted lovely. The loops were smaller than the ones in the leading brand but you just get more of them,so now at least once a fortnight i like to use these to do spaghetti on toast.You get a nice smell from them when you open the tin i buy these all the time now. You can't go wrong with these at 9p a tin!! ... Read review