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These chops can be found in the frozen department at Tesco's, they are classed as a barbecue item, but can also be grilled or baked in the oven and are delicious.
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Each 100g contains ... Read review
Advantages: Can be cooked in three easy ways. Disadvantages: N/A
TESCO'S OWN BRAND
Priced at £2.00 for a 650g bag
These chops can be found in the frozen department at Tesco's, they are classed as a barbecue item, but can also be grilled or baked in the oven and are delicious.
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SOME FACTS FOR YOU:--
Each 100g contains the following
315 calories
3.6g Sugar ...salad, or rice or with Tesco's Chargrilled Vegetables (see my review on these). I like the fact that you can cook them in a number of variations and that you do not have to defrost them first, so they are a grab out of the freezer item which comes in handy when your on a tight regime or have just simply forgotten to get dinner out for that night.
I have cooked them all three ways and I must say I am not keen on them being cooked in ... more
TESCO'S OWN BRAND
Priced at £2.00 for a 650g bag
These chops can be found in the frozen department at Tesco's, they are classed as a barbecue item, but can also be grilled or baked in the oven and are delicious.
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Each 100g contains the following
315 calories 3.6g Sugar 26g Fat 12.8g Saturates 1.3g Salt
Right now all the technical data is over and done with, these chops are delicious, they are very lean and not at all fatty. The glaze on them is very taste bud arousing but not over the top, when cooked the glaze is sealed on the chops so your not left with gooey sticky hands from touching them. They are spicy, but only to the extent that you can taste traces of spice and not that your mouth begins to set on fire from the overwhelming taste. You receive around 10 chops in the bag, which for £2 I think is very good value.
They are delicious with a green leaf salad, or rice or with Tesco's Chargrilled Vegetables (see my review on these). I like the fact that you can cook them in a number of variations and that you do not have to defrost them first, so they are a grab out of the freezer item which comes in handy when your on a tight regime or have just simply forgotten to get dinner out for that night.
I have cooked them all three ways and I must say I am not keen on them being cooked in the over, you don't seem to get the same taste. Under the grill they are superb. but number one has to be on the bb-q as you get the charcoally taste along with the moroccan theme, but heh, I think most things taste better on the barbie.
On the whole these are a tasty meal and I would recommend them, even my fussy eight year old loves them and that is really saying something. A bargain price for a sumptious meal.
