Currently £2.27 in Morrisons and on offer for £1.50 in Asda, Sainsbury's and Waitrose, Tesco now has the lowest price on these starting today at £1.
Absolutely lovely, you can eat them straight out of the bag or use them to make stuffing balls and nutroasts, or more adventurous dishes like a chestnut wellington if you've got vegan or vegetarian guests for Christmas dinner.
I love these.... an essential for homemade Christmas stuffing
fireman1
23 Nov 167#2
ah, that 'essential item for Christmas dinner' The one that I have never had with Christmas dinner at any location in over 40 years.
Thomablue to fireman1
24 Nov 161#12
About time you tried something different then caveman.
thomps121
23 Nov 16#3
How do these compare to buying chestnuts and doing it that way, as my mother has always done that and it tastes amazing, but obviously a lot more time consuming.
tinca
23 Nov 163#4
Vegans & vegetarians would never ever be invited to my grimble dinners :man:
vegandealsuk to tinca
23 Nov 168#5
Unnecessary, but the feeling is quite mutual I'm sure. :wink:
Cameron92 to tinca
23 Nov 161#9
I provide my vegetarian guests with options:
1) Make do
2) **** off
Thomablue to tinca
24 Nov 16#13
Northern monkeys wouldn't be invited anybody's Christmas dinners either
deany76
23 Nov 161#6
Great price thanks OP
coco2007
23 Nov 161#7
Delicious. Good price.
neoshinobi
23 Nov 16#8
If i had some nuts under my chin would they be called chin nuts?
fablanta to neoshinobi
24 Nov 16#14
No. Testicles.
navypulse
23 Nov 16#10
do we( can we) have to roast in oven to eat it? thanks.
badone to navypulse
24 Nov 16#11
For the last few years I've bought bags of these at Tesco's for a pound each around Christmas for snacking cold. Not tried them hot but maybe I will this time using microwave on a quick burst, roasting in oven might dry them out.
jsty3105
24 Nov 16#15
You can get nice ready to eat chestnuts from Chinese shops for the same price too I remember
Windy to jsty3105
27 Nov 16#17
Think those are water chestnuts from the Chinese,,, sorry if I'm mistaken
kimmy13
24 Nov 16#16
These never taste the same to me as roasted chestnuts but I might try your idea of roasting them. Thanks.
kooks65
29 Nov 16#18
Can you freeze these and what aisle are they on in Tesco? I was going to chop them and fry them with part cooked sprouts and smoked bacon bits for Christmas dinner.
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Opening post
Absolutely lovely, you can eat them straight out of the bag or use them to make stuffing balls and nutroasts, or more adventurous dishes like a chestnut wellington if you've got vegan or vegetarian guests for Christmas dinner.
Valid from 23/11/2016 until 13/12/2016
http://www.tesco.com/groceries/product/details/?id=289645831
19 comments
1) Make do
2) **** off