Conchiglie pasta, Creamy tomato sauce for oven bake and Italian herb crunchy topping.
Have you tried our Mama's Little Extra's Lasagne Kit? The Kit's flavour mix and crunchy topping let you add as much or as little as you like, so you can make a homemade lasagne, truly yours.
Serves 4. Ready in 30 minutes. Includes a special crunchy topping. No artificial colours, flavours or preservatives.
Top comments
bilbob to seaniboy
18 Apr 164#8
You think any of the other standard sauces are any different?
At least Mars have had the balls to come out and say it, and give clear advice and guidance to parents and families.
I applaud it, and them.
dck
18 Apr 163#17
90% of obese people don't think they have a weight problem ...
Wasn't it Dolmio the ones who said the other day that there sauces should only be eaten every now and again because it's basically [email protected] sauce!
Dinner for a quid? Err just add cream, cheese and onion. Probably a bit more than a quid.
seaniboy
18 Apr 162#3
Mind have some salad with your mArs chemical meal, cheap now pay later with health.
TonyLeMesmer to seaniboy
18 Apr 162#7
All meals are made from chemicals.
bilbob to seaniboy
18 Apr 164#8
You think any of the other standard sauces are any different?
At least Mars have had the balls to come out and say it, and give clear advice and guidance to parents and families.
I applaud it, and them.
Rob2007
18 Apr 16#4
This tastes really good. Heat added. I bought one from Tesco for £1.74? I think.
brychris
18 Apr 163#5
Wasn't it Dolmio the ones who said the other day that there sauces should only be eaten every now and again because it's basically [email protected] sauce!
joeybutterface
18 Apr 16#6
I eat dolmio sauces three times a week and I don't think I'm particularly obese.
seaniboy
18 Apr 16#9
I agree, even if it is marketing, its a g/food move.
Best making your own food though :wink:
sradmad
18 Apr 16#10
good find op, heat added
seaniboy
18 Apr 16#11
LOL
DealJourno
18 Apr 161#12
Good of them to do that in an age when people can no longer think for themselves anymore.
chramanda
18 Apr 16#13
16th xxx
Dan_999
18 Apr 16#14
How much pasta do you get in this kit? Usual bags about 500g I think. Just wondering how many it feeds.
muni786
18 Apr 16#15
anyone know if it's suitable for vegetarians please x
kelar
18 Apr 16#16
Saw in my local today too had a stocked reduced to clear.
dck
18 Apr 163#17
90% of obese people don't think they have a weight problem ...
I agree, they shouldn't be knocked for it. Clearer packaging and honest advice from manufacturers would go a long way to helping people make their choices.
ianhalling
18 Apr 16#19
Well they do say (cheesely) on their own advert " Which is a-your-a Dolmio day ?"
ianhalling
18 Apr 16#20
Which day is Soylent Green day ?
spullot
19 Apr 16#21
Saw instore today but its still cheaper homemade so left on shelf
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Opening post
Conchiglie pasta, Creamy tomato sauce for oven bake and Italian herb crunchy topping.
Have you tried our Mama's Little Extra's Lasagne Kit? The Kit's flavour mix and crunchy topping let you add as much or as little as you like, so you can make a homemade lasagne, truly yours.
Serves 4. Ready in 30 minutes. Includes a special crunchy topping. No artificial colours, flavours or preservatives.
Top comments
You think any of the other standard sauces are any different?
At least Mars have had the balls to come out and say it, and give clear advice and guidance to parents and families.
I applaud it, and them.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2833165/90-obese-people-don-t-think-weight-problem.html
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-36051333
You think any of the other standard sauces are any different?
At least Mars have had the balls to come out and say it, and give clear advice and guidance to parents and families.
I applaud it, and them.
Best making your own food though :wink:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2833165/90-obese-people-don-t-think-weight-problem.html