So far all the pastries and sweet treats at Sainsburys are good.
This time I got the Sainsbury's Danish Vanilla Crown which was just sweet and boring but after adding some apple sauce it tasted even better.
I love Bramley Apples so tried Sainsbury's Bramley Apple Lattice which tasted good as expected with refreshing chunks of apple in the middle.
The lattice was glazed in some sweet sticky glaze which balanced nicely with the apples.
Spotted these beanit pan fry protein pieces from Sainsburys so as a foodie I had to try them.
I must admit, they didn't look very appetizing because the colour was greyish.
The first time I tried them, I didn't really add much seasoning because I wanted to see how they tasted without anything and the protein pieces were surprisingly delicious with a hint of black pepper while the texture was soft which is much nicer than chewy soya chunk.
The protein pieces are made with FAVA beans which are rich in vitamins and protein etc.
On the second time I tried it, I cooked it with black beans and the two went really well as expected.
Overall, I would definitely recommend try it.
I looked twice to double check if this was an almond croissant because croissants are normally shaped like a crescent.
Usually I won't buy almond products but previously tried the iced raisin swirls from Sainsbury which had a lovely flavour so I didn't hesitate to get this.
As expected I really liked it because there was almond paste in the middle as well as crushed almonds on top.
To be honest, it looked more like a folded almond danish more than a croissant.
I love Mac and Cheese so tried the Marks and Spencers Count on US Macaroni Cheese to see how it fares with other Mac and Cheese meals at M&S.
The Count on US series are calorie counted hence for this meal you are eating 361 calories.
As for the taste, it was still as comforting without being overly salty or cheesy like some other brands.
