not bad at all had one the other day for a quid

Home made fire?

God I like their value lasagne..What does that make me??!! :confused:

not bad at all had one the other day for a quid

Thanks for posting, heat added :smiley:

Eat like a tramp for a quid.

:laughing:

Mmmmmorrisons lasagne...on a serious note these are nice :smile:

​I send Jeeves out for them.

Daughter was impressed with this one ... Unlike the frozen lasagne from Iceland which doesn't have any meat !!!

Home made fire?

My youngest has been lasagne mad since he was 6 months old (went bananas crying in Bella Italia whilst wife was eating lasagne) he only shut up after started feeding him the lasagne.

Anyway he's the authority on all things lasagne at age 7 he likes the fridge value (white box) lasagne for 79p are the best in morrisons

Can people no longer cook? Don't answer that.

Excellent taste for a 7 year old.. I have to say its my favourite from all other makes in all other supermarkets.

Heat

Nope.

But I can knock up a huge tray of Lasagne with good wholesome ingredients in around an hour. Divide up and then freeze. Much better value and better for you.

That may have been his point that you missed?

:stuck_out_tongue:

These are lovely...stock up

Not bad if you like horse, cat, dog, mouse droppings or whatever slop they fill it now with for that price :smiley: full of fat salt and assorted other junk no doubt. Yet again the great British public are sold the cheapest crap possible, lap it up and feed it to their children, which most profess to care about!

I really like the frozen basics lasagne from Sainsburys. Not sloppy like some of the others. Quite cheesy and solid.

Morrisons ...... vs ....... BBC Good Food lasagne.

551 calories ................ 794 kcal
24.5g fat ................... 38g
12g saturates .......... ....17g
47.3g carbohydrate ........ 63g
5.6g sugar ..................16g
31.3 protein..................48g
8g fibre.........................4g
2g salt ........................2.74g

Are we sure homemade food is automatically just as healthy/wholesome? :stuck_out_tongue: Looking at the ingredients, to me it's hardly the scary list of chemicals you'd typically associate with "junk food".

Of course buying and cooking in bulk is still cheaper though.

they have penne pasta and spag bol too. I picked up the pasta and had it for lunch today.

Can't be beef at this price

just out of interest are those measurments per portion or 100g

or try http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/skinny_beef_lasagne_87277 lower than both on fats and salt, and I am sure you could leave out a lot of the ingredients to lower the cost ie 1/4pint of red wine, celery, nutmeg and parmesan because nobody who has any sense of smell would eat that :wink:

Yeah right. My guess is you're a budget shopper that shops in the likes of low end stores such as Aldi.

Only on HUKD could a slanging match arise from a post about lasagne........

You mean the likes of the low end stores such as Lidl and aldi that won the grocer and which supermarket of the year respectively? :stuck_out_tongue:

VIP WORTHY DEAL ta

But I can make a great lasagne and freeze it. And I know the ingredients in my one are the best quality.

Same as what I do and probably most people who care about what they eat.

Not a bad lasagne at all. prob not great value at £2.17 full price but for a quid superb, I recommend putting it under the grill to finish it off if microwaved.