ALDI & LIDL Food and Drink Worth Trying?
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Stan the Bat said:
That Animus Douro stuff is delicious.
Went to buy this today. The label looked different - didn’t have ’Duro’ written on, but the shelf label did. Lady working there said it’s the same, but I’m not sure. There was a couple of bottles of the ‘Duro’ at the back, so a grabbed a couple of each for comparison.
Parabola said:
Went to buy this today. The label looked different - didn’t have ’Duro’ written on, but the shelf label did. Lady working there said it’s the same, but I’m not sure.
There was a couple of bottles of the ‘Duro’ at the back, so a grabbed a couple of each for comparison.
At first glance I thought ‘good work’ and that this was your shopping on the till belt... There was a couple of bottles of the ‘Duro’ at the back, so a grabbed a couple of each for comparison.
Don't be phased by the Douro / Portugal label. Its the same blended wine from the same region but I don't think the 2017 isn't as good as the previous year(s).
For £5 a bottle I really struggle of to think of much better.
http://www.vicentefaria.com/our-wines/animus/
For £5 a bottle I really struggle of to think of much better.
http://www.vicentefaria.com/our-wines/animus/
21TonyK said:
Don't be phased by the Douro / Portugal label. Its the same blended wine from the same region bput I don't think the 2017 isn't as good as the previous year(s).
For £5 a bottle I really struggle of to think of much better.
http://www.vicentefaria.com/our-wines/animus/
I’ve had a drink I admit. But I’m struggling to understand. Is it. Or isn’t it. As good as previous years? For £5 a bottle I really struggle of to think of much better.
http://www.vicentefaria.com/our-wines/animus/
Gretchen said:
21TonyK said:
Don't be phased by the Douro / Portugal label. Its the same blended wine from the same region bput I don't think the 2017 isn't as good as the previous year(s).
For £5 a bottle I really struggle of to think of much better.
http://www.vicentefaria.com/our-wines/animus/
I’ve had a drink I admit. But I’m struggling to understand. Is it. Or isn’t it. As good as previous years? For £5 a bottle I really struggle of to think of much better.
http://www.vicentefaria.com/our-wines/animus/
Should say I don't think the 2017 is as good as the previous years.
Still. not bad and just managed to polish a bottle off with dinner
21TonyK said:
Don't be phased by the Douro / Portugal label. Its the same blended wine from the same region but I don't think the 2017 isn't as good as the previous year(s).
For £5 a bottle I really struggle of to think of much better.
http://www.vicentefaria.com/our-wines/animus/
Good to know. We've had a few bottles since the earlier recommendation, and spotted the difference on the label, and wondered the same. It is a lovely drop. For £5 a bottle I really struggle of to think of much better.
http://www.vicentefaria.com/our-wines/animus/
HOGEPH said:
I buy this one fairly regularly. Gretchen said:
HOGEPH said:
I buy this one fairly regularly. tobinen said:
I ventured in to Aldi last night and bought their chicken jalfrezi plus poppadoms and come mango chutney
I was pleasantly surprised - the jalfrezi was pretty good.
Was this a pre-made one? The Jalfrezi in a jar, the ones with a spice pot on top, is far hotter than any Jalfrezi I've ever had. Too hot for my taste.I was pleasantly surprised - the jalfrezi was pretty good.
21TonyK said:
Don't be phased by the Douro / Portugal label. Its the same blended wine from the same region but I don't think the 2017 isn't as good as the previous year(s).
For £5 a bottle I really struggle of to think of much better.
http://www.vicentefaria.com/our-wines/animus/
I've just opened a bottle. There's nothing to say what it is exactly other than red wine, classification wise it looks to be nothing more than table wine. It's not bad stuff, but I think the £5 Peuceta Primitivo from Lidl is much better.For £5 a bottle I really struggle of to think of much better.
http://www.vicentefaria.com/our-wines/animus/
Fermit and Sexy Sarah said:
Was this a pre-made one? The Jalfrezi in a jar, the ones with a spice pot on top, is far hotter than any Jalfrezi I've ever had. Too hot for my taste.
That powder has a real kick, far too hot unless I’m really in the mood. I use half in the curry and keep the rest as seasoning for chicken, fish,etctwing said:
Fermit and Sexy Sarah said:
Was this a pre-made one? The Jalfrezi in a jar, the ones with a spice pot on top, is far hotter than any Jalfrezi I've ever had. Too hot for my taste.
That powder has a real kick, far too hot unless I’m really in the mood. I use half in the curry and keep the rest as seasoning for chicken, fish,etcGassing Station | Food, Drink & Restaurants | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff