Supersupergirl's Food Reviews

Nissin Cup Noodles Hungary Asian blast and Smack instant noodles

I am so glad I got my hands on these Hungarian Nissin cup noodles and Smack instant noodles.

For the cup noodles I bought the chicken, spicy roasted sesame and five spice beef because these were the only three they had.

After trying all three cup noodles, clearly the chicken and the spicy sesame were good.

The spicy sesame was quite different as I haven't seen this in Asia.

It had lovely chilli notes without being too fiery.

A year later, they have changed the packaging to card and they longer have roasted sesame but instead a hot chilli which I tried and found very similar to taste to the roasted sesame.

The chicken was simple and quite different to the Asian and UK version in fact nicer as it is chicken and not teriyaki.

The beef was not that pleasant because it tasted like overnight beef fat which is so different to the English Nissin version which was so much more nicer.

As for the Smack noodles, I was just interested in the spicy duck.

The spicy duck luckily wasn't that spicy but it wasn't that memorable as it just tasted basic.

Hoping to get my hands on the veggie miso cup noodle.

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Sainsburys Dried Parsley (herbs)

I randomly got this jar of parsley from Sainsburys and I am so glad I got it because I have been generously adding it everywhere.

I appreciate as a dried herb, it still looks luscious and green in the jar as well as in the food.

Definitely, the herbs of Gods and it makes everything look the part.

The Collective gourmet spiced plum and custard

As soon as this was launched, I couldn't wait to try it because of plum and custard.

Compared to other yoghurts in the brand, the look of this was colourful with purple and gold.

The yoghurt did not disappoint either with sweet custard and tart custard and pieces of plum.

I would have liked a bit more plum or chunkier pieces of plum.

Maretti Bruschette chips review

One day I was looking for some crackers to go with pate and cheese and I was so glad I did not pop into my local supermarket as I found something much better.
I spotted these Maretti Bruschette chips which come in so many flavours.

Tomato and olives, Pizza, Garlic, Sour cream, Fine cheese, Mediterranean vegetables, Mushroom and there are few more that were not stocked.

Oddly different flavours are priced differently.

I bought the Spinach and cheese to try and couldn't believe how good they were so ended up buying all the other flavours.

What I liked about them were that each slice was uniformly flat and the taste of each flavour was good without any weird aftertaste.

It is interesting that these Italian inspired snacks are Bulgarian marketed for the UK as their website is in English.

Although they are baked, the texture is similar to freeze dried snacks.

The reason they seem freeze dried is that there are no burnt surfaces or any browned surfaces which would occur if they were oven cooked.

Anyway, to summarize all the flavours were really good.

My favourite is the spinach cheese, the mushroom which tastes like crispy bruschette pieces in instant mushroom soup powder and the tomato and olives.