I was in Tesco earlier looking for something to put in my lunchtime roll. Anyway, I came across this packet of beef slices at the remarkably low price of 99p for 4 oz. Alarm bells immediately rang, especially as the slices, which were an unattractive uniform brown in colour, looked like they had been cut from a cow with square legs. At least I can give Tesco the credit for being open about things; the front of the packet said, "Cooked reformed beef with added water." A check on the back showed that they only contained 88% beef, the rest being water, phosphates to keep the water in, starch and such like.
These appeared to be part of a 99p range; there was also ham and chicken slices. Now, I may be being totally unfair and these products could actually be absolutely delicious and worth twice the price. Has anyone dared to try them out?
These appeared to be part of a 99p range; there was also ham and chicken slices. Now, I may be being totally unfair and these products could actually be absolutely delicious and worth twice the price. Has anyone dared to try them out?