[Review] Morrisons Garlic Chicken Kievs

After trying some awful chicken kievs from O'Kane I wasn't keen on eating more Kievs but this was in the fridge because someone got it.
The next day we had it for lunch and the Garlic Chicken Kievs were the best I have had.
Although it is made with reconstituted breast meat but it was really palatable like chicken nuggets and the garlic butter in the middle was heavenly and garlicky just like the garlic butter you find in quality garlic breads.
Overall, I was impressed and I would find having this again.

[Review] Morrisons Chilli & Cheese Quiche

A while ago tried the Cheese and Onion quiche from Morrisons which was ok so tried something fancier this time!
I got the mini Morrisons Chilli & Cheese Quiche which is good enough for one.
The spiciness of the chilli is really hot so be warned.
Overall worth trying if chilli is your thing but you can't really taste the cheese in it.

[Review] M&S Marks and Spencer Chicken Tikka Samosa

When I spotted the Marks and Spencer Chicken Tikka Samosa in the sandwich section chiller I had to try it because it gets sold out fast.
The samosa is a combination of popular chicken tikka made into a samosa with potato, peas and onion.
Basically it was a match made in heaven, each bite was filled with delicious chicken tikka that was not too overpowering complemented by the delicious pieces of potatoes, peas and onions.
They also have the plain vegetable samosa but the chicken was so good that I don't thing a samosa will the the same again!

[Review] Sainsburys Vintage Cheese & Butter Muffins, Taste the Difference

Decided to get some muffins and spotted the Vintage Cheese & Butter Muffins, Taste the Difference ones at Sainsburys.

When I opened the packet, there was a faint cheese smell, after toasting them there was not much cheesy taste at all.

Compared to other brands, these muffins were rather thin which is good if you are on a diet or not wanting to be too full from a muffin.

Overall, the muffins were ok but not cheesy!

[Review] Sainsburys Cherry Scones

I was actually going to get some plains scones when I spotted the cherry scones so got them.
There were quite a few packs on the shelves which looked knobbly and irregular so the pack I chose had at least two scones with visible cherries.
It turned out that only two scones had a whole glacier cherry, one was dark and one was bright red.
The other two had crushed cherries but the colour of the cherries were odd.

Anyway, the taste and texture of the scones were ok but there was a strange astringent feeling in the mouth after eating these scones.

[Review] Sainsbury Plain Scones

As I had some clotted cream in the fridge I got the plain scones from Sainsburys.
The scones were knobbly and irregular like the rest on the shelf.

Anyway, the taste and texture of the scones were ok but there was a strange astringent feeling in the mouth after eating these scones.

[Review] Sainsburys Taste the Difference French Onion Soup with Gruyere

French Onion Soup with Gruyere is a soup that I would have at restaurants but since Sainsburys had it I decided to give it a try.
Out of all the soups I have tried from the supermarket, this one is slightly different in the sense that it is not blended with cream.

Anyway, after heating it in the microwave the soup looked promising.

The taste of this soup was as good as the restaurants but it was a bit different as there was cider in it which gave it an alcoholic kick with a hint of bitterness followed by the sweetness of the onions.
There was quite a fair amount of caramelized onions and there was gruyere cheese as well which turned out a bit chewy.
Overall I liked it and it was comforting having restaurant style soups at home.