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.
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