Chicken Tikka Lasagne-Icelands finest

Chicken Tikka Lasagne-Icelands finest

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sleep envy

62,260 posts

250 months

Friday 11th December 2009
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calibrax said:
Food snobbery, that's all it is.

Heston Blumenthal does egg & bacon ice cream, and he's hailed as a visionary chef. Iceland do a chicken tikka lasagna and they are branded "weird"...
the thing is it's not actually egg nor bacon, it's ice cream with sugar

your analogy doesn't work

calibrax

4,788 posts

212 months

Friday 11th December 2009
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sleep envy said:
calibrax said:
Food snobbery, that's all it is.

Heston Blumenthal does egg & bacon ice cream, and he's hailed as a visionary chef. Iceland do a chicken tikka lasagna and they are branded "weird"...
the thing is it's not actually egg nor bacon, it's ice cream with sugar

your analogy doesn't work
I'm sorry but you are wrong... it DOES contain egg, and it DOES contain bacon. Look up the recipe if you don't believe me.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D6CLoRuvGcY

Edited by calibrax on Friday 11th December 09:56

Defcon5

6,190 posts

192 months

Friday 11th December 2009
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I saw a double bacon cheese burger pizza in Asda the other week. Needsless to say, I didnt get one!

sleep envy

62,260 posts

250 months

Friday 11th December 2009
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calibrax said:
I'm sorry but you are wrong... it DOES contain egg, and it DOES contain bacon. Look up the recipe if you don't believe me.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D6CLoRuvGcY

Edited by calibrax on Friday 11th December 09:56
I stand corrected, I couldn't taste the bacon in the ice cream

TheDetailDoctor

8,785 posts

211 months

Friday 11th December 2009
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You like mokeys???

You like tennis??

I give you Monkey Tennis!!!!! AAHAA

calibrax

4,788 posts

212 months

Friday 11th December 2009
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sleep envy said:
I stand corrected, I couldn't taste the bacon in the ice cream
That's ok... I mean, chances are no-one can actually taste the chicken in the Iceland Chicken Tikka Lasagna...!

dcw@pr

3,516 posts

244 months

Friday 11th December 2009
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Whats the problem, it sounds pretty good to me - in concept anyway. Think "spicy chicken lasagne". Whether Iceland make a good go of it I doubt however.

GregE240

10,857 posts

268 months

Friday 11th December 2009
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Vixpy1 said:
If you ever see my in Iceland, shoot me
And lose your wit and repartee?

Certainly not, but you'll get a boot in the arse for being so silly.

smack

9,730 posts

192 months

Friday 11th December 2009
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GregE240 said:
Vixpy1 said:
If you ever see my in Iceland, shoot me
And lose your wit and repartee?

Certainly not, but you'll get a boot in the arse for being so silly.
Do any Iceland stores actually exist in Surrey? You might be safe there Charlie. smile

smack

9,730 posts

192 months

Friday 11th December 2009
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And Croydon doesn't count, that is just a sthole....

zakelwe

4,449 posts

199 months

Friday 11th December 2009
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jamiebae said:
I've just found the Iceland website, which includes such delicacies as:-

Italian style chicken tikka pizza (the irony is strong in this one hehe)
Conversely they could do

Indian style chicken tikka pizza.

Which is most accurate for this dish do you think, and did they argue endlessly in that drab meeting room on the 2nd floor one Friday afternoon, 12 seats around a large square table, flip chart in the corner.. you can just picture it can't you?

"Well, it's Italian style then, Philip can you send the minutes around later and the action point on the American style battered hot dogs ?"

Andy



Edited by zakelwe on Friday 11th December 11:51

hooperpride

689 posts

179 months

Friday 11th December 2009
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OnTheOverrun said:
hooperpride said:
I think i had it once when i was hungover and couldn't be arsed to cook, it did the job and i've had worse.
Translation - 'I absolutely bloody loved it and buy it every week, but I'll be buggered if I'm going to admit that on here!' hehe
I'll be honest if there was one in the house now I would have no problem eating it and I'm only slighlty hungover. For a cheap fix Iceland does the job, the rest of you are just food snobs, they've won awards!
getmecoat

OzzyR1

5,738 posts

233 months

Friday 11th December 2009
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Just browsing through the Iceland site as I don't have one near me to go and look in.

Came across this:

http://www.iceland.co.uk/page/view/buffet


Is the first item at the top of that page really frozen sandwiches?1?

This begs the following questions:

i) These must be fcensoreding rancid.

ii) Surely it's cheaper than £5 to make six rounds of sandwiches yourself?

iii) It is definitely quicker to make fresh sandwiches than defrost frozen ones.


Just why??



Watch-Collector

256 posts

196 months

Saturday 12th December 2009
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I wouldnt even buy Ice cubes in Iceland , they have probably been mechanically reformed ,, reclaimed , re constituted or regurgitated soemwhere along the line !

collateral

7,238 posts

219 months

Saturday 12th December 2009
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Our local pizza is also a kebab and does a 'clay oven special' with a few types of kebab meat on and green chillies. Very nice.

I don't think there are many rules when it comes to pizza, but curry and pasta combined is a line I don't ever feel like crossing

CommanderJameson

22,096 posts

227 months

Saturday 12th December 2009
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collateral said:
Our local pizza is also a kebab and does a 'clay oven special' with a few types of kebab meat on and green chillies. Very nice.

I don't think there are many rules when it comes to pizza, but curry and pasta combined is a line I don't ever feel like crossing
I've made curry pasta in the past.

It's nice.

CDP

7,465 posts

255 months

Saturday 12th December 2009
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OzzyR1 said:
Just browsing through the Iceland site as I don't have one near me to go and look in.

Came across this:

http://www.iceland.co.uk/page/view/buffet


Is the first item at the top of that page really frozen sandwiches?1?

This begs the following questions:

i) These must be fcensoreding rancid.

ii) Surely it's cheaper than £5 to make six rounds of sandwiches yourself?

iii) It is definitely quicker to make fresh sandwiches than defrost frozen ones.


Just why??
I thought you were joking.

Iceland can be a bit grim but there are plenty of you talking about kebabs and we all know that sausage comes from the hospital in a yellow "incinerate only" bag.

Of course you're drunk at the time and just don't care (ever tried one sober?)

Presumably there must be a sweet spot in a kebab shop where you're least likely to get overcooked sausage or food poisoning. After the pubs shut the slicing rate is just too quick to cook it properly between customers.

calibrax

4,788 posts

212 months

Saturday 12th December 2009
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CDP said:
After the pubs shut the slicing rate is just too quick to cook it properly between customers.
I think it's already been cooked when it's made into that "torso" shape... the burners just brown it a bit more and heat it up.


CDP

7,465 posts

255 months

Saturday 12th December 2009
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calibrax said:
CDP said:
After the pubs shut the slicing rate is just too quick to cook it properly between customers.
I think it's already been cooked when it's made into that "torso" shape... the burners just brown it a bit more and heat it up.
And give it that propane flavour.

AngryApples

5,449 posts

266 months

Saturday 12th December 2009
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Glassman said:
calibrax said:
Food snobbery, that's all it is.

Heston Blumenthal does egg & bacon ice cream, and he's hailed as a visionary chef. Iceland do a chicken tikka lasagna and they are branded "weird"...
yes




...but one is Iceland. End of.
Personally, I think both are ste


Snail porridge? ..........be a good chap and fk right off (HB that is)


It reminds me of the Blackadder 4 lines when he tells George that Chaplin certainly is a genius as he's found a way to get paid a million a year by wearing silly trousers