Ready Made Indian Meals/Curries only - £0.75 @ Tesco

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Ready Made Indian Meals/Curries for £0.75 only at Tesco!

£0.75 Tesco8 Jul 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Groceries

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DealWizard

8 Jul 16

Some very tasty ready to eat Indian vegetarian meals/curries from Ashoka are available at Tesco nationwide for 75 pence a pack! The ones I saw at 3 different stores in London (SW19) were DAL MAKHANI, BOMBAY BIRYANI and PUNJABI CHOLEY. Ashoka has a wide range and It is possible that other curries are available as well.

Just checked, PANJABI CHOLEY is available at Tesco online as well. At the same price of £0.75!

All three varieties are now available online. Thanks to 'deany76' for letting us know!
http://www.tesco.com/groceries/product/search/default.aspx?searchBox=Ashoka%20280g&newSort=true&search=Search&sc_cmp=aff*nt*gmo*HotUKDeals_1018132&utm_medium=gmo&utm_source=tradedoubler&utm_campaign=aff*HotUKDeals_1018132

Top comments

backinstock

8 Jul 16 13 #1

Checked my local..................they had naan.

pennyfarthing88

8 Jul 16 9 #8

Unbelievable what I saw today - a right proper brawl involving 2 Indians both fighting over these - I've just heard from a good sauce it ended very seriously both of them are in hospital.

One is in a korma and the other has a dodgy tikka.

I'll get my coat :smirk:

backinstock to scoobytawazara

8 Jul 16 5 #12

The one that stole the battery was placed in a cell. They found him flat out in the morning before charging him.

DealWizard to pennyfarthing88

8 Jul 16 5 #9

Well, if you think what you wrote is 'funny' then God help you. You do need it.

Latest comments (21)

steven24

9 Jul 16 #21

I always make my own curry and chapatis my other half won't eat any other

deany76

9 Jul 16 1 #20

lazy link-
http://www.tesco.com/groceries/product/search/default.aspx?searchBox=Ashoka+280g&newSort=true&search=Search

sanjaykeswani

9 Jul 16 #19

Just packaging alone costs more than that, it probably is good DEAL but not good buy.

There are many videos on YouTube, would suggest learn to cook and freeze instead of ready meal.

ukdoctor

9 Jul 16 #18

Didn't like the Bombay biryani (probably because I like my meat).

However I now use it as a base for making my own chicken/lamb/ pork/beef biryani with leftover curry .

I just make alternate layers of this biryani with meat and also add a few strands of fresh coriander and some fried onions in a casserole dish with a tight lid

I then bake it in the oven for a while and it turns out quite nice.

dewonderful

9 Jul 16 #17

He's having naan of it!

catalonia

8 Jul 16 1 #16

thanks op but also had a great laugh at the comments great lol

chigger1

8 Jul 16 #14

Nice find op, Heat added. Tasty ready to eat curries, that can be stored. Not going to be a Michelin restaurant quality but will stoke up for when busy to cook.

DealWizard to chigger1

8 Jul 16 #15

Exactly! Find them very handy when there is no time to cook :smile:

batista

8 Jul 16 1 #13

nice one op

scoobytawazara

8 Jul 16 5 #11

They then went on to steal a battery and some fireworks one was charged the other let off

backinstock to scoobytawazara

8 Jul 16 5 #12

The one that stole the battery was placed in a cell. They found him flat out in the morning before charging him.

pennyfarthing88

8 Jul 16 1 #10

Oooooooooooh touchy :laughing:

pennyfarthing88

8 Jul 16 9 #8

DealWizard to pennyfarthing88

8 Jul 16 5 #9

Well, if you think what you wrote is 'funny' then God help you. You do need it.

LJM

8 Jul 16 #6

Are these in the international foods aisle?

DealWizard to LJM

8 Jul 16 1 #7

Yes LJM, in the bigger stores, yes. However, I found them in 2 Tesco express stores as well where the country demarcation is not really that clear.

col11

8 Jul 16 2 #3

fresh or frozen?, beef or horse?

DealWizard to col11

8 Jul 16 #5

These are foil packed to remain fresh and are not frozen. They are purely vegetarian so no beef or horse.

snowflake75

8 Jul 16 1 #2

not exactly home made

DealWizard to snowflake75

8 Jul 16 #4

That's fair! Depends what exactly is 'home made' for you. This brand is cooked and packed in India and has a really authentic Indian taste. However, the curry restaurants here in the UK cook in a different way and hence the taste differs.

backinstock

8 Jul 16 13 #1

Checked my local..................they had naan.

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