New Giant Crumpets from Warburtons. They feature the same texture, taste and fluffiness as our standard crumpets, however this time, we’ve made them bigger! Designed to fit perfectly in the toaster, they’re a perfect anytime meal solution for busy families and people on the go.
15 comments
DARKSABER
24 Aug 16#15
I really would like some giant crumpet please !
aramoza
24 Aug 16#13
This brand offerings are no good, very poor taste and cheap ingredients - you pay for the brand indeed. Try sainsbury's TTD or waitrose (not essential).which are far better options.
nihcaj to aramoza
24 Aug 16#14
Couldn't disagree more. Its one of only ONE product where I buy only the top brand!
Pasanda
23 Aug 161#12
Recipe tip.
Whisk up one egg per two crumpets with salt, pepper and nutmeg in a bowl whose bottom is flat enough to take the crumpet (oo-err missus). Dip both side of the crumpets in the egg for a few seconds. It will slurp up the egg, then fry it in butter until crisp and browned on both sides. you can also sprinkle the top with cheese, once flipped, for extra calories and tasty goodness.
smallsteve
23 Aug 16#10
Shame they contain e-number additives, which is why I don't touch their products. Tesco's home brand crumpets, for example, do not!
hmmmmm all that melted real butter running down my chin
yummmmmmmmy
maccy1
22 Aug 165#7
...giant crumpets at 50p and I nearly missed it :laughing:
Heat added Mr t :smile:
pennyfarthing88
22 Aug 164#5
I love crumpet
oUkTuRkEyIII to pennyfarthing88
22 Aug 165#6
I just said that to my other half :wink:
daisyb212
22 Aug 163#4
just saw these reviewed on "eat well for less" on bbc1 just now! they got the.top review out of all the crumpets (aldi came second.... Kingsmill last) :smile:
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15 comments
Whisk up one egg per two crumpets with salt, pepper and nutmeg in a bowl whose bottom is flat enough to take the crumpet (oo-err missus). Dip both side of the crumpets in the egg for a few seconds. It will slurp up the egg, then fry it in butter until crisp and browned on both sides. you can also sprinkle the top with cheese, once flipped, for extra calories and tasty goodness.
Tesco crumpets ( http://www.tesco.com/groceries/product/details/?id=287785132 ) contain:
Calcium Carbonate - that is E170
Disodium Diphosphate - E339
Sodium Bicarbonate - E500
Potassium Sorbate - E202
You don't seem to understand what E numbers are.
yummmmmmmmy
...giant crumpets at 50p and I nearly missed it :laughing:
Heat added Mr t :smile: