these are crap. never again!

Halal- HOT! Must be deals in time for Ramadan.

Non-halal is not ritually slaughtered. They do not slaughter the meat according to the laws of people of the book. Only Kosher meat and some greek orthodox slaughter meat according to people of the book in the uk. In the US it is only Kosher and Amish meat that is ritually slaughtered, and hence fit for Muslims to consume- the rest is cannot be eaten by muslims.

Nothing beats mums homemade samosas.
If you live in an Asian area there's always somebody who sells them from home.
Still doesn't beat mums but better than the company crap.

50p saving from normal price or go morrisons and buy 60 for £6

good price normally £8.99 for 50 of these

these are crap. never again!

We had the shish kebabs and they were very spicey

Halal- HOT! Must be deals in time for Ramadan.

I heard they were

The Indian ladies bring them to the school fair there home made and lovely and big

These arnt all that, price ok, still better than nothing and at least stores are stocking them now

r u sure halal

Nothing beats homemade ones.YUm

use to get them direct to sell in our shop, but we couldn't buy them wholesale cheaper than asda offers. yes they are halal

Shazans is halal junk, they have been caught previously adding stuff to the food without declaring it, the food is not tayyib. I also don't understand why we insist halal food. The food of the land can be eaten. People of the book.

These sure look tasty but poor for health. I think I'll pass.

If halal is not important to you - the lamb samosa's are the closest youll get to a home made samosa

SAUCY :laughing:

Nothing beats mums homemade samosas.
If you live in an Asian area there's always somebody who sells them from home.
Still doesn't beat mums but better than the company crap.

Need to be deep fried. Very unhealthy. I have bought Punjabi ones which can just be heated and no need to fry ,though they cost a bit more.

​interestingly traditional samosas sold on the streets of India have the potatoes with skin on.

This brand of samosas are very poor quality hardly any meat inside and poorly made some of them fall apart when frying

Came to the deal feeling pretty happy with the samosa, came out of the deal feeling pretty disgusted and let down with the samosa.

These are ideally for the Restaurants and you'll love em once in there having paid 50p/each as a starters mix.

I'm always disappointed with the quality of these. best to grab some spring roll sheets and make the mix at home and start making some. I bought an air fryer and it's saved me an early grave....I hope.

Ahh just bought these the other day for £8.50 in Asda :neutral_face:

Where do I find the veg ones?

Alot of food sold in shops are consumed without a fuss ,but a diffrent view when fried at home thats what i meant

Has anybody tried to cook them in the oven just to experiment? I've done it before but they were home made and frozen but not sure about these ones.

I make home cooked one in the oven.I make them, freeze them and cook them from frozen in oven. It takes time to prepare them but other than that, no problems at all

​If you are a pick n mix Muslim who thinks kosher and orthodox Christian is acceptable then you will find meat slaughtered to EU regulations is the same. The animal is always stunned (made to faint with electric shock) before it's throat it cut to drain the blood. There is no chanting though. Game such as duck, veal, pheasants are usually shot though but I have seen people in Muslim countries shoot them for food and when queried they don't seem to care.