Sainsbury's Quiche Lorraine

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...I took myself off to Sainsbury's and bought one of their quiche lorraine. I bought mine from the chilled counter and at £1.58 for 400 grams it was a little on the expensive side, still I decided to purchase it. THE PRODUCT The quiche came in a box covered on the front with a picture of the product and some product info (see later). Today is the 7th of March, the sell by date 13th March plenty of time to consume, I decided on 1/3 portion with my ...
...content from the outside world until you get it home. It is tasty, I think it is preferable heated rather than cold although quite edible at room temperature. A convenience food worth considering. The product carries Sainsbury's quality control with contact details phone 0800 636 262 or visit www.sainsbury's.co.uk ... Read review

Advantages: A Quiche Lorraine That Tastes Really Creamy.
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This quiche lorraine left me with a lovely taste of bacon and creamy cheese. I have never been a quiche fan, myself,, but after trying this version of quiche lorraine, I do spoil myself occasionally. The pastry, is made of shortcrust, and the filling is lovely, it is combined with 3 x cheeses, bacon and cream, not sure of the calorie content as I dont have the details in front of me, but I imagine it could be quite high. To heat, just pop quiche ...
...quiche cold, as it has so many rich flavours included , ( still tastes good ). Price, is slightly more expensive than most quiches, but less is more with this one, Sainsburys Quiche Lorrainne is selling at the moment for £ 1.58 for 400g size and 99p for a single portion. You can find it at the chilled cabinets. Ideal, for packed lunches, or a cold snack, and very filling, Sainsburys do also sell other quiches with fillings of cheese and onion , ... Read review

Advantages: The dog ate it so no wastage
Disadvantages: Being conned into buying it on the first place

...I wouldn't normally have bought this (i'm more of a 70's retro Quiche Lorraine kinda gal) But I didn';t have much choice in the matter as I bought it via Sainsbury's to you and this was the alternative offered to the said Quiche Lorraine. I'll give it a go, I bravely smiled as the delivery bloke proffered the blue carrier bag "Broccoli florets & Cheddar cheese with a tomato concasse layer & creamy custard in a fluted shortcrust pastry case." mmmmm yummy Thats what it said it was, what I got was a very odd tastless yellow gunk (creamy custard?) soggy and slightly burnt brocolli florets sticking up at odd angles like it was trying to escape its horrible fate, and a so fragile it crumbled when you opened the packet shortcrust pastry that was not so much soggy as wet in the middle. The tomato "concasse" tasted ok... Read review

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