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ASDA have this pack of Christmas delights on the shelves for just £5.00, it is make by local flavoured cheese specialist  Norseland AKA Ilchester Cheese .

Ilchester Mexicana Christmas Selection

Ilchester Mexicana Christmas Selection

In the box you get:

Now Mexican Cheese has its own blog site where you can find all sorts of recipes, competitions and even some money off vouchers, you can also follow them on twitter.

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Congratulations to Joanna of Edible Ornamentals as she has just been shortlisted as one of the UK finalists in the ‘Grower of the Year’ award. The competition is run by Horticulture Week and The Grower magazines in association with Asda, the Horticultural Trades Association and the National Farmers’ Union, and celebrates the very best in UK horticulture.

Joanna Plumb of Edible Orna­ment­als

The winners of ‘Grower of the Year’ will be announced in February, so we will let you know how she does..

Joanna has also been selected as a finalist in the Countryside Alliance Awards. These are national awards which celebrate special contributions that have been made to rural life. Edible Ornamentals, the nursery where Joanna grows over 40 varieties of chillies was nominated as an example of a rural enterprise that supports and promotes their local community. The winners will be chosen by a panel including TV cook Clarissa Wright and representatives of the Daily Telegraph and Farmers Guardian and announced in March.

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Tiger Tiger Wasabi Sauce

Tiger Tiger Wasabi Sauce

Hot Juan gave me this sauce when Darth Naga and I took over his house for a week or so. It has taken me all this while to locate this bottle again and crack open its delightfully green glowing box.

Tiger Tiger as a brand launched themselves in 1998, after working alongisde local chefs in India, China and Asia to bring delicious traditional flavours of the far east this way. With over 30 years experience and an online plethora of noodles, sauces, fruits and vegetables in their very wide range of products, their quality speaks for itself.

Ingredients: Sweetener Sorbitol (E420), Water, Vinegar, Salt, Sugar, Soybean Oil, Wasabi (7%), Mustard (6%), Horseradish (6%), Citric Acid, Stabilizer (E415), Tumeric, Natural Wasabi Flavour, Natural Colour (E141).

Inside this very detailed box contains a 62g tri-sided bottle with a little red cap. A beautiful chartreuse (bright green colour) with a smooth and relatively thin consistency; ideal for a dippling sauce. The immediate aroma is horseradish with a hint of mustard in the background. There is also a subtle sweet vinegarette scent.

I took a swig of the bottle (how ladylike!) and firstly tasted sweetness. The sweeneners and sugar in this sauce are very strong. Saddled alongside the vinegar, it makes a very interesting sensation on the tongue; sour AND sweet at the same time. The sweetness however lasts long after the vinegar has gone. With the vinegar hit, the wasabi doesn’t so much touch the tongue as assault the nostrils. I proceeded to get something Darth and I call ‘Wasabi nose’ (usually when he eats a whole handful of wasabi peanuts, or a whole dollop of wasabi on sashimi). The burning in the back of the nose is shortlived but enjoyable and allows you to appreciate the sweetness of the sauce. These three flavours work well together, however the sweetness is a little too strong for my tastes. I have to keep reminding myself that this sauce is a Wasabi SAUCE and not a paste. I prefer to have a much stronger flavour of wasabi. For those that would like to try wasabi in much smaller quantities, or get a subtle flavour, then this is an ideal sauce for you.

The bottle suggests that this sauce can be used not only on Sashimi (raw fish) but on all kinds of meats in any cuisine. I feel that it would work well in any sushi, salad, maybe with chips. But in traditional English cuisine it is perhaps not the best companion for bangers and mash or a Sunday roast.

This Tiger Tiger Premium Wasabi Sauce is available at Tesco for £2.49 and Asda for £1.87.

Flavour
(6/10)
Heat
(3/10)
Packaging
(7/10)
Value
(8/10)
Overall
(6/10)

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Two stories from ASDA today:-

Mr Singh's on ASDA Web Site

Mr Singh's on ASDA Web Site

  1. Mr Singh’s Sauce is now in stock at ASDA.
  2. Hot  Diggidy Dog is now available in ASDA wales

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