Chicken Tikka In A Bag

Advantages: tastes great, cheap, good quality
Disadvantages: not as good as Chinese Spare Ribs but it's better than Sweet and sour flavour

...Walker’s have created three new flavours to add to their collection. They have looked towards the Great British Takeaway and have come up with Sweet and Sour, Chinese Spare Rib and Chicken Tikka Masala flavour which I will be reviewing. Chicken Tikka Masala is my second most favourite out of the three with Chinese spare rib leading the front and sweet and sour bringing up the rear. The packaging of the crisps is a purple foil packaging where the front of the packet has the “Walker’s Crisps” logo on the front with the words “Great British Takeaways” in bold purple font, along with a picture of crisps and a paper takeaway bag with the flavour written on it. Each flavour adopts this design except the Chinese spare ribs packet is brown and the sweet and sour flavour has a pinky orange packaging...

cheung 01.08.2003 · Read review
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Weight Watchers by Heinz - Chicken Tikka Masala

Advantages: Conveinient cooking
Disadvantages: Everything Else

...chicken, diced tomattos, reconsituted yogurt, onion puree, tomato puree, whipping cream, water, masala seasoning blend, modified maize starch, vegtable oil, concentrated chicken stock, herb, garlic puree and sugar. My Opinion ---------------- The sauce before its been mixed up looks quite greasy and you can instantly see that the rice is dry, especially around the edges and the sauce around the edges has started to go hard too. I always mix the rice and sauce together so its not too dry, although I cant say it does much to improve the taste. There are always quite a few chunks of chicken but I cut them up so I get more. I would say the meal is edible but not very nice to eat. The first couple of bits are ok but the longer it takes you to eat it the dryer it gets. Ocasionally I have had ones where the plastic container has broke before its...

kristenstal 20.04.2007 · Read review
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Tesco Healthy Eating Chicken Tikka Masala

Advantages: Tasty, large portions and pointed for weight watchers!
Disadvantages: None!

...Fantastic ready meal! This ready meal is on a lond standing offer (until Oct 30th 2007) at Tesco's as part of a 5 for £4.00 offer, or 89p each. It's a 450g pack comprising of a plastic microwavable tray in two sections, one with rice, one with the chicken tikka. It's not too spicy / hot and really is a very good portion. There is a good amount of chicken in the tikka which I was very pleasantly suprised at considering how poor I've found some ready melas in the past. This meal has a points value marked on the box in a red circle, this shows how many points it would be on the Weight Watchers plan. Can it get any better? A very filling meal which is very cheap and can be eaten either as part of a general healthy meal or on the Weight Watchers plan. It can be eaten on it's own but I tend to serve it with cabbage, asparagus, stirfry...

celeste728 28.02.2007 · Read review
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Tikka look at this

Advantages: Reasonable portion size, lovely taste
Disadvantages: Quite high calorie and fat content for a healthy eating meal

...looking creamy chicken curry with fluffy white boiled rice – mouth watering. The sell by date is September 2002 and the best before date is December 2002, so this can be frozen for about 9 months. The sleeve details the guideline daily amounts of calories, fat and salt for men and women. Rating: excellent •• Value for money •• The meal weighs 400g, which is bigger than a lot of similar meals, and it is cheap too! It costs only £1.29 from Tescos and I think this is an excellent price. Rating: excellent •• Nutritional information and ingredients •• The meal has 472 calories and 11.2g fat, which is on the high side for a calorie counted meal. The ingredients are: cooked rice, water, cooked chicken tikka (chicken, tomato paste, whey powder, salt, rice bran oil, yoghurt, potato...

offy 12.03.2002 · Read review
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Tik-away Chicken

Advantages: A nice change from regular flavours
Disadvantages: Not my favourite though

...I?m a savoury snack person. Chocolate and ice cream are nice, yes, but I can take them or leave them. My weakness is definitely crisps ? and I?ve tried many flavours (even jacket potato flavour potato crisps!) and only so far found one I don?t like (Walkers Barbecue) ? though I?ve yet to try the Vanilla Ice Cream Monster Munch everyone says are so disgusting. Anyway, Walkers seem to have brought out a ?Great British Takeaways? range which, as far as I know are new. My mum bought some of these the other day, and I duly obliged to try them. The range includes Chinese Spare Rib (which I wasn?t so keen on, but then I don?t really like spare rib) and Sweet & Sour (which I haven?t had the opportunity to try). This opinion is about the Chicken Tikka Masala flavour, which come in purple Walkers bags, with ?Great British Takeaways? flashed...

a-true-ben 25.07.2003 (01.11.2003) · Read review
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gorgeous gary and his tasty tikka!

Advantages: tasty, interesting flavour, new gary lineker advert!!
Disadvantages: misleading promotions, no grab bags

...made me try this flavour first as it is my favourite colour! In the bottom corner there is a picture of the brown paper bag associated with takeaways. These crisps had a lovely delicate taste, unlike other tikka crisps i have tried in the past, however as with the others it isn't really an authentic flavour, to many additional flavours which wouldn't be added in a proper chicken tikka. But this could be so that the crisps appeal to a broader range of people. Even though the flavour is Chicken Tikka these are approved by the vegetarian society (as most of Walkers flavours are except the sensations range), they are also suitable for coeliac's. The weight is slightly heavier than a standard bag of Walkers (27g), coming in at 34.5g,the weight in a multipack bag is the same at 25g. So for all you dieters out there you will have to stick to...

nursey311 26.09.2003 · Read review
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I'm having a Tikka moment.

Advantages: healthier than a takeaway, tasty.
Disadvantages: not as healthy as some similar products.

...There are moments when on a diet when you just can?t be bothered to cook a fancy meal, and rather than turning to the sausages and chips, I tend to keep a few healthy ready meals in the freezer. Tesco?s Healthy Eating Chicken Tikka Masala is one I recently tried. It is a fresh rather than a frozen meal and comes in a simple cardboard box which contains a plastic microwaveable tray with a clear plastic covering which is used as a cooking container, and (if you don?t like too much washing up, or are eating this at work or somewhere) can be used as the serving dish too. The portion size is good, weighing in at 400g, which is better than a lot of healthy eating ranges which seem to come in at 350g which is often just not large enough for a main meal for me even when I am on a diet (I?d rather eat a slightly larger meal than spend...

vialdana 31.07.2002 · Read review
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Tikka that got up and went!

Advantages: Quick, fills a gap
Disadvantages: Doesn't taste of chicken tikka!

...As far as snacks are concerned, I try to steer clear of them because of the price and calorie content. However, this morning I couldn’t find anything interesting in the fridge, and decide to treat myself to something from the local Esso garage. I had seen what seemed to be an Indian Samosa in a packet some weeks before, and thought I would track it down and have it for breakfast. So there I was salivating at the thought of a samosa, even if a tad early in the day. I went into the garage and found just what I was looking for. There was a choice of a ‘Grab and Go’ Onion bhaji, or Chicken Tikka Samosa with dipping sauce. Oohh! Sounds yummy, I thought. It cost me £1.35 which is not too bad, considering it was quite large, and appeared to be packed full. I put it on the passenger seat as I drove to work, and kept looking...

CarolB 27.10.2003 · Read review
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Review of Gazebo Cuisine Grab & Go Chicken Tikka Samosa

I`ll just Rustler something up quickly.

Advantages: Quick, tasty.
Disadvantages: Price, only 3 pieces of chicken.

...My husband and son were away for the weekend, I was chucking around straw bales and riding horses and was feeling extremely lazy when it came to cooking. I spotted the Rustlers Chicken Tikka Naan in Tesco at half price (that offer has finished now I am afraid). I have tried them before so decided that the half price offer was too good to miss. I have tried other things in this range and they are nowhere near as nice or as good quality in my opinion, don`t let it put you off this one. Ready Meals. * * * * * * * * * * The Rustlers Chicken Tikka Naans are in the chilled section and are under ready meals on the Tesco website. Whilst they are classed as a ready meal, I would not exactly call them a meal, though they are filling. They are 160g in total. They are certainly simple to prepare (if that is the right word to use...

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Pataks Tikka Masala Paste

Advantages: Excellent value, delicious!
Disadvantages: Not really healthy!

...supermarkets with ready-made meals, sauces, pastes, naan breads and popadums. Last year, the founding family of the Patak's business, Mr & Mrs Pathak, to the Associated British Foods company, whose products range also include Silver Spoon sugar, Twinings tea and Ovaltine. To make Chicken Tikka Masala, you will need: 1/4 jar of Patak's Tikka Masala curry paste 1 tablespoon of vegetable oil 1 diced onion 250g of diced chicken 400g of chopped tomatoes 100ml of water 100ml of cream or yoghurt Chopped coriander to finish (optional) The instructions for use are readily available on the jar, and making the curry couldn't be easier. For a meal for two, firstly you need to fry the diced onion in a little vegetable oil, and add the diced chicken. Add Patak's Tikka Masala curry paste to the pan, and fry until the chicken has cooked through. Add...

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