Laziza Tandoori spice mix - £0.59 @ Asda

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Laziza Tandoori spice mix 59p @ Asda

£0.59 Asda20 Mar 16

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summerof76

19 Mar 16

Anyone wanting some nice spicy food, well try this.
Asda were selling Laziza Tandoori garlic & ginger spice mix half price from £1.18 to 59p. You get two bags in the box / BBQ Spice Mix
100g

Marinade for traditional dry Tandoori dishes - BBQ, Grill or Oven . Recipe on back.
Spices Blend for Tandoori Barbeque Massala
Ingredient: Red Chilli, Coriander, Tumeric, Cumin Seeds, Caraway Seed, Mace, Raw Mango, Dried Ginger, Dried Garlic, Papain, Tartaric Acid, Food Colours (E0102 +E110)/FD & C No Yellow 6, Salt

Top comments

maccy1

19 Mar 16 5 #2

Forgive the clickly summer, heat (pardon the pun) added :laughing:

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pennyfarthing88

19 Mar 16 4 #6

Hot from me :smile:

pabz

19 Mar 16 3 #20

Hot from me . I always pick up 2 packs for £1.50 making it 75p a pack .

twitwoo

19 Mar 16 3 #21

Perfect, summer. Mind you, might need a glass or two afterwards...

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Latest comments (43)

ELVIS_THE_PELVIS

21 Mar 16 #43

Ill tell you what I want.. what I really really want....

Gollywood

20 Mar 16 #42

Is it halal? :laughing: That'll get some panties in a twist...

firstofficer

20 Mar 16 #41

Indeed ..

whoknew

20 Mar 16 #40

all the commonly used spices in their proper proportions. what's not to like. heat.

sofiasar

20 Mar 16 1 #33

hot. I didn't know you liked spicy food.

summerof76 to sofiasar

20 Mar 16 #39

The hotter the better :stuck_out_tongue:

firstofficer

20 Mar 16 #31

This stuff is not authentic.. And does not taste like proper Indian tandoori flavours.. Try making it yourself with the fresh spices available from any large supermarket and you can't go wrong..

Cold

chocci to firstofficer

20 Mar 16 1 #32

Show us where we can do that for 59p and you may have a reason to vote cold :confused:

wendy07 to firstofficer

20 Mar 16 1 #36

thats because its pakistan mix.

indian tandoori from indian fast food are bangladeshi / pakistan in the main.

indian mixes have different levels of the spices (not about the chilli) if you can stomach them they are fine too.

summerof76 to firstofficer

20 Mar 16 #38

I have done that in the past and made it from scratch. Now days I don't have the time to make it up, so I buy it for quickness.

Gollywood

20 Mar 16 1 #37

I prefer the British seasonings.

A bit of salt & pepper. And that's it :neutral_face:

TheHoss

20 Mar 16 1 #35

sofiasar

20 Mar 16 1 #34

is that pomegranate juice :wink:

amzzzzyyyy

20 Mar 16 1 #23

Do you just put this on chicken and boil or put on the oven

summerof76 to amzzzzyyyy

20 Mar 16 #24

I mix mine with yoghurt and some lemon juice then coat the chicken. Put it in the fridge for about an hour and a half, then put it in the oven to cook.Hope this helps you :smiley:

RuudBullit to amzzzzyyyy

20 Mar 16 #28

we use tandoori spice at bbq's.
just mix with lemon juice and yoghurt, and then marinade some large chunks of chicken breast in the fridge for anything from 1 hour to overnight.
skewer, and put on the barbeque until the edges start to burn. utterly delicious served with homemade naan and salad mmmmmmmm

chocci to amzzzzyyyy

20 Mar 16 #30

have a think about what you just wrote and the right answer is obvious :wink:

amzzzzyyyy

20 Mar 16 #29

Thank you will try

iibdii

20 Mar 16 1 #27

I use plain tandoori masala 2.5 kg bag I paid around tenner 6 months ago still got half left
just add lemon juice, 2 spoon garlic paste , yogurt, and some oil leave it in fridge for a day and bake covered 1 hour for chicken n 90 minutes to 2 hours for lamb chops
and it comes out delicious
u might have to bake or grill it 5 minutes uncovered
tandoori spice also great for baked potatoes

sradmad

19 Mar 16 3 #22

Spice up your life, nice find,heat added :smiley:

summerof76 to sradmad

20 Mar 16 2 #26

I'm more like sporty spice and gobby like ginger spice :stuck_out_tongue:

summerof76

20 Mar 16 1 #25

I always have a glass of red to drink while in the kitchen while cooking :laughing:

twitwoo

19 Mar 16 3 #21

Perfect, summer. Mind you, might need a glass or two afterwards...

pabz

19 Mar 16 3 #20

Hot from me . I always pick up 2 packs for £1.50 making it 75p a pack .

summerof76

19 Mar 16 3 #19

I think whatever makes a good cheap meal helps :laughing: I have a son who is a student and I cook lots of different cheap meals for him :smiley: Thanks for voting hot on the price as this is what its all about, sharing with others :wink:

summerof76

19 Mar 16 2 #18

Thanks for the translation, I didn't have a clue :confused::laughing:

jasminsabie31

19 Mar 16 #8

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summerof76 to jasminsabie31

19 Mar 16 3 #9

You lost me there :confused:

maccy1 to jasminsabie31

19 Mar 16 3 #17

In answer to your question, yes it does blow your socks off :man::laughing:

incredibl

19 Mar 16 #13

Shaan is better, cold

summerof76 to incredibl

19 Mar 16 2 #15

Each to their own I suppose :laughing:

Moonmonkeys to incredibl

19 Mar 16 2 #16

I have problems. Whenever I see a post like this it make me want to vote hot. Shan (correct spelling) may be better but it's not 59p. It's all subjective anyway, I prefer to make a marinade from Patak's tandoori paste but I can see this is a good deal, therefore it's hot.

twitwoo

19 Mar 16 3 #12

Hot stuff, summer. :wink:

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summerof76 to twitwoo

19 Mar 16 2 #14

Is it hot enough for you :laughing:

summerof76

19 Mar 16 2 #11

I'm good at being psychic :laughing:

pennyfarthing88

19 Mar 16 4 #6

Hot from me :smile:

summerof76 to pennyfarthing88

19 Mar 16 2 #10

Thanks penny :innocent:

maccy1

19 Mar 16 2 #7

You are psychic after all :laughing:

banik

19 Mar 16 3 #3

I buy laziza all the time, nice flavours,
is tandoori the only one at this price, Indian shops sell this for around the £1 mark

summerof76 to banik

19 Mar 16 2 #5

I think they are changing the packaging and this is normally £1.18 a box. I use this to tandoori chicken or any meat. It comes out quite nice and tasty mmmmmmmm :laughing:

summerof76

19 Mar 16 2 #4

Which one is you :laughing: I think you are baby spice :laughing:

maccy1

19 Mar 16 5 #2

Forgive the clickly summer, heat (pardon the pun) added :laughing:

summerof76

19 Mar 16 3 #1

Thanks for posting the picture for me :innocent:

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