I got the 300g fruits of the forest, but they also had raspberries. According to that 'eat well for less' bbc programme, they're as good as fresh, cheaper, and with no waste :smiley:
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Cenobite
6 Sep 163#3
Lidl have the Black Forest Kilo bags this week. £2.29 a bag.
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juggler1
6 Sep 16#1
Sorry, got no idea why photos are spontaneously rotating?
sradmad
6 Sep 161#2
Nice find op, heat added :smiley:
Cenobite
6 Sep 163#3
Lidl have the Black Forest Kilo bags this week. £2.29 a bag.
juggler1 to Cenobite
6 Sep 16#4
Ooh, the XXL week? Thanks. Do you know what berries are in them?
juggler1 to Cenobite
8 Sep 16#25
The lidl bags are 500g or 750g, for £2.29, depending on type of berries. Lidl price label says 1kg for £4.580
They also have the bags of raspberries & strawberries. I prefer the Black Forest mix for a morning smoothie :smiley:
juggler1 to Cenobite
6 Sep 16#6
Thanks :smiley: how do you find the bags? I'm asking as daughter got some in a bag onceover, they went into one solid lump in the freezer and had to be used all in one go. Think they were Sainsbury's. I did like the fact that these Heron ones were in a clear tub, and were individually frozen. I did post a pic, but it was replaced.
TheMan_Aman
6 Sep 16#7
£1 in FarmFoods
juggler1 to TheMan_Aman
6 Sep 16#8
These are individually frozen and are in tubs, and are 300g. The tubs are clear so you can see exactly what you're getting.
Cenobite
6 Sep 161#9
I've been using them & Tesco bags for a couple of years, & had no issues. I'm guessing if you're leaving them for a while or the temp isn't right, then they could freeze into a ball. They do break apart. It's more of an issue if you let them thaw, then freeze again. All turns a little mushy. Still fine if they're going in a smoothie though.
anthony212
6 Sep 16#10
any one got any Greek yogurt smoothie recipes they want to share?
congrevecv
7 Sep 162#11
check hedge rows, berries cost zilch
Plums are ready too
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:smile:
They also have the bags of raspberries & strawberries. I prefer the Black Forest mix for a morning smoothie :smiley:
Plums are ready too