A Week On Asda Smart Price DAY 2
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- Опубликовано: 31 авг 2018
- Turns out you can get quite fancy with Asda Smart Price!
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Do a week on laxatives please.
Omg too funny 😂😂
lol
Do a week on Greggs
David _ NUFC 😂😂😂😂
Isn't that just a normal week for a Geordie?
@@drunkenhobo8020 yeah it is
But on weekends they have a McDonald's as a treat
I've been doing that since I was 6, would reccomend
Then a week with a cardiologist
What Mike says: "Let's make a cake!"
What Grace hears: "Let's make a mess!"
No
Snorlax Was funny when the flour went flying everywhere. 🤣
OH! He should do a video with a blind taste test to see what he likes better or knows the difference between TESCO, ASDA, and I guess brand name or what he usually buys.
Bring him as a guest on barshens, and have the team play this. Spoonfuls of jam for all.
He should go on CheapShow and do Off Brand Brand Off.
_”Roff-Roff-Roff...”_
Loving this so much!! Please can you do a week on Waitrose Essentials??
Yes please!
He just did
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As an Asda worker the bread was branded as smartprice a couple years back and baked in store but for some reason it was rebranded and delivered into the store instead, but it's still smartprice technically!
EViLxZombie Zz they still do smart price branded bread. It's just delivered by Kingsmill (allied)
@@Matt19matt19 Ah fairs, they don't send that to my store
EViLxZombie Zz yeah I've seen it in the last few days. The wholemeal is actually decent. They don't get much of it though which is possibly why they don't offer it online. The one they bought they get tonnes in.
My Asda doesn't get much of this stuff at all. We end up subbing way more expensive products on the reg
This is very good. Nice to know which things are good and to buy because why spend money on things that taste nasty. Don't save money if buy and won't eat it. Thanks for being the guinea pig for us.
I like how you had an afternoon tea, it just shows that you can have cute gatherings with your friends eating food on a budget
sainsbury's do pretty much a basic everything. they. have bread
Shame the slices are so thin
After you get through all the "basic" ranges you should try the "taste the difference" sort of ranges and see if they actually taste better or if its the same stuff just with nicer packaging and higher prices
That motorbike in your video coincided with one driving past my window lol. It proper shook me up. Also, I love the fact that Grace does the old-school crochets. That's cool man. I shop at Asda myself. I might have to try some of their SmartPrice stuff. Only the stuff that gets your seal of approval, mind you. Looking forward to the rest of the week, Mike! ☺✌
Mike well done for the origionality of the idea of doing the afternoon tea was a great way to showcase some of the products nice one
I absolutely love the Asda smartprice Cheddar and Red Leceister mix. Definitely one of my favourite smartprice things from Asda.
How do you not have scurvy? Pls eat fruit and veg
I think this too!
He always looks quite sallow....Not bodyshaming, just eat some greens.
How fragile are you? It's only a week.
Buffet day: for when you bought too many yummies and you just want to eat them all at once
SP cheese spread is nice. Also I rate the peanut butter, chicken chunks, sultanas, cottage cheese and chocolate digestive pack up bars.
Quite a nice meal today. I wonder if there will still be enough variety to go by come day 7.
I've tried beans on toast (I live in the U.S.), and liked it well enough. It's not bad, but I prefer to cook black beans with a bit of oil (bacon drippings are best...just a little) and chili seasonings and serve them with cheese on top of blue corn sopes with a tiny dollop of sour cream and either salsa fresca or salsa verde. Generally, the cheese is either Monterrey Jack, cotija, or sharp cheddar. My recommendation of what to drink with it is either iced green tea with spearmint, tamarind soda, or mineral water with a bit of fresh lime juice. I'm a huge fan of Mexican food, Mexicali food, and Tex-Mex food...and I live in farmville central Cali so that shouldn't be a surprise. I would recommend trying it...though I don''t know how easy it is to get masa (blue is best, yellow is second best, but white is fine) in the U.K. If it is hard to get, I would still recommend the dry stuff online. It's also used to make tamales and can be used for all sorts of good stuff.
This just gave me diabetes just reading it
I find videos like this really interesting because I've been known to try out store brand things out of sheer curiosity. Sometimes they become staples, sometimes they don't. ^_^ I _love_ the Sams choice microwave macaroni and cheese cups. They use a sauce rather than a powder so they're much better tasting than Easy Mac. They're also only $1 per cup, which is surprising.
FYI they still do smart price bread. In white and brown, it's made by Kingsmill, the folk that also made the ones you bought. Maybe it's just not available when you order online.
I've noticed even though it's smart price you still spend a lot per day. £12 today for the 2 of you which seems very expensive. I guess you've counted the whole pack of cheese for example even though you've not used all of it
Yeah if you worked it out per portion rather than for the whole product itd be much cheaper
Well, considering here in the states, a decent fast food dinner would be at least £16 for two (and we're talking cheap mexican food place down the street) it's really not bad for a whole day. It's not uncommon for me to spend close to £8 per day on lunch alone, being to lazy to make lunch at home and bring it in.
Loving these videos. Regarding the Baked Beans: my own experience is that if you cook them well in a saucepan, almost all can be really good. Added to this, Heinz ain't what it used to be - their Baked Beans and Sausages are pretty much the worst you can get nowadays (aldi better, Lidl better - Branston absolute top) a case of trusting the label regardless of the lowering quality.
Beans looked good.. Usually the cheap ones are more juice than bean. Ive just looked at the Asda website. You can get 200 smart Price products. mainly food and a few house cleaning stuff too.
I buy some asda smart price and actually prefer some of it to the more expensive brands
Love the vids I I watch a whole series at a time until about 3:00am keep it up
I used to LIVE on that cheesy spread a few years ago at uni.. back then it was only 50p I'm sure.
Very satisfying watching the beans slide out....well worth the thumbs up 👍
Grace is the sweetest. #gracegang
I like we're seeing more of her she is so lovely there a great couple xx
Hol Lane love the lay out of the cheese puffs love watching your chanel
I still want a Grace cooking show!
#gracegang #gracegang #gracegang , spread the sponge cake in lil cups, my husband love his teacup oo
What you could have did for the sponge cake cream is make buttercream with the Asda smart price butter and if they have icing/ powdered sugar you use that is well to make buttercream
They definitely used to do smart price bread! It was awful but ridiculously cheap, I used to eat it a lot at uni. I did actually like a lot of the value food though
Hi Mike! Greg and PJ here, just really enjoying the content, keep up the good work buddy!
Make up the cake mix in regular cups. fill them up half way and microwave for about 2 minutes and they will come out as perfect little cakes (shuffle the cups around half way so that they get equal nuking).
Less hassle.
Or.. just use self raising flour, egg, milk, sugar and little butter. Do the same thing and make cakes for about 1/2 price of the packet mix.
I don't think I've ever heard you swear. Loving this as a week on!
I assume that the butter is so expensive compared of the rest, cause of fixed prices...
The butter is one of the least processed items - just pasteurised, churned milk and salt - so there's little the manufacturer can do to lower the basic cost of the product (i.e. by adding water, xantham gum, longer-acting preservatives, sweeteners).
The afternoon tea was adorable 😂
I love your plates with the leaves on them
What can opener do you use? I always wanted something minimalist like that
Cheese spread sandwiches sound delicious in an afternoon tea. What's wrong with it?
Come to think of it, just what all does one put in an afternoon tea? It's just whatever pairs well with tea and a short break, right?
The afternoon tea was great hahaha
What I've wondered on this and the tesco value week on is, do you ever end up integrating some of the products you try into your daily life? Like the bean from today, you say they're pretty good and indistinguishable from higher priced items, but after the week on, do you go back and buy more of the same products to save money? if so, what have you continued to buy?
I will 100% buy the grated cheese again!
The torturous Week Ons are fun... but it's also fun just to have a surprisingly lovely one now and then.
Always found that ASDA, Morrisons and Sainsbury's have far better value items than Tesco.
Apart from the cheese
@@sprya7558 they sell loads of cheeses under a pound there for you cant really say bad about it
Just go lidl lol
Tescos are rubbish. overpriced junk
@Umair Tescos are crap. Inedible junk
Must admit I do like the cheap trifles as the custard is lush in them.
Never been a fan of beans on toast but I love beans beside toast with cheese.
I'm trying to spend less on food each month as I wanna go aboard next year so these vids are great to see what's good before I buy them
Ahhhhhhh boiled beans 😱 no no no no no! Heat that shit gently!
one on aldis specially selected range, i work for them and some of the stuff im sure would blow you away and about the price of regular shops own brands but not as cheap as the discounted versions.
if someone wanted to try it would you recommend that ?
I used to bulk out my shopping with ASDA smart price products but I couldn't live on it just alone as some of it is awful LoL
EDIT : I liked the frozen chicken breast portions ! nice baked in the oven as part of a roast not saying they're the best but I have purchased more expensive ones that aren't as nice !
They just take so long to cook 😂
Trust thous chicken breasts are nice
A lot of smart price stuff is horrible tbh I much prefer Tesco or Sainsbury's
You can never go wrong with some baked beans. I’m from Aus and I usually have them twice a week for breakfast. Never added cheese to them but I’ll definitely try that.
Add a dash of Worcestershire sauce!!
It's also great on cheese on toast under the grill!
ASDA smart price products make up 99% of my student budget meals.
Hmmm, my local ASDA do have smartprice bread. I've never had it, but I see it every time I get bread from there.
I live in Quebec (Canada) and our Walmart Great Value line is squarely double the price!
At least the 23p beans have the ridge on the bottom so it stacks with other tins. Some don’t and it’s bloody annoying because then you have to re arrange the tin cupboard.
I loved how you tesselated the wotsits haha cute af
That lunch looked lovely!
Asda smart price afternoon tea I’m dead hahaha
Honestly it was the cake wrappers I use them all the time and they always get stuck in them paper ones all the way 👌🏽
You should do a week on Sainsbury's basic xxx
Sainsburys basic is the worst of any shop. Tesco quality is so much nicer and asda etc.
Was just thinking about what a weird concept cheesy beans on toast is, but then again, I had guac & egg on toast for breakfast!
The beans on toast with cheese (I never heard of beans on toast until right before I went to London) looks like the open faced grilled cheese with chili over it that I make.
20 years ago TESCOs own beans were 0.07p an their own bread was 0.09p, not saying it was fit for human consumption but man was that cheap. Own brands today are practically luxury to what they were back then!
This might get drowned out by the comments but I'd love to see one on Morrisons savers stuff. I've bought a few of there items in past. Jaffa Cakes / white chocolate and it was decent. I'm not sure how big there selection is though.
Omg cheese in the beans never would of thought of that 😍😍
Am I the only weird person rewatching all these week ons? Please tell me I'm not 😂
It's very precise because it's baking, baking is edible chemistry.
Love grated cheese on beans though! 😋
The UK must be magical! The only cans we dont need an opener for is soup and fruit.
Sorry mate, cheesy beans looked like cat puke! Loving this week tho! 😁
I’m jealous. The Walmart US equivalent “great value” costs more and looks worse.
I've never had cheesy beans before. I definitely want to try that now.
Random Q. Can I ask what Grace was Crocheting? 😍
Loving the tower of cheesy puffs!! 😆
I actually went into Asda and bought Asda smart price cheese and ham after watching this video 😂
10:15... the cheese was ‘grate’ was it? ...
Fancy as F@ck you are a Legend Mike and I'm nicking that 😂
It's quite interesting to see the differences between american stuff and uk stuff. Over here we hardly ever get tin cans with a ring pull, usually we just use a tin opener.
I love cheesey beans. I put the cheese over the beans after I have put the beans on toast
I buy Branston beans and you have to use a tin opener 😂
5:05 First shot of Basil!
Yay! Grace crochets too!
We don't seem to have the Asda tea assessed yet.
Love that clock!
Please don't tell me I'm the only one who got a Sainsbury ad for this video 😂
Great video as always, do a pescatatarian week
Do a week on Morrisons savers
(Whatever they're called)
I use to spit in the pork mix for pork pies when I worked for Kerry Foods lol
So far so good, especially the sandwiches and cakes. You should try that cheesy spread on toasted crumpets instead of butter (don't think Asda Smartprice does crumpets, but it's something to consider if you buy the spread in the future).
Joanne Gray no they don't but there's not much point anyway as the ones up from that are about 9 for 65p
Still not a bad price, considering Warburtons are over a quid for six.
A week on food challenges - different challenge each day.
That cheese in the baked beans looks too incredible but you should mix mayonaise in there and then put cheese on top and it sounds gross but it's amazing hehe
As an American I’ve never had cheesy beans on toast but I kinda want to now. It sounds good.
Do it, do it right this second and do it on toast you will not be disappointed.
Take the ramakins to the bowl to fill
We have Aldi's in America but that stuff is still very cheap by comparison.
Don't boil the baked beans. Just let them simmer!
Calm down Gordon.
DexDark loooool exacly
you should do Sainsbury's basic . not much in the range and still expensive xD
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It's easy peasy with CheesyPea's, Please!
I love the Squeezy Cheezy Peas.
@@drunkenhobo8020 you liked cheese, you liked peas, you loved CheesyPea's, well, you've gone mad for these.
New Squeezy CheesyPea's.
Tea's a breeze with new Squeezy CheesyPea's!
Cheesy Peas were featured in 'Get Stuffed' if anyone else remembers that program from back in the day.
Wow vaguely, wasnt it just random people off the street that burnt toast and put beans on it?
This comment is SCORCHIO!!
This Jeavons eatin beans!
I want that Jurassic Park clock......... X
HP Sauce in the beans is good too
We love you Grace :) We love Mike too and Basil. We love you all :)
please do a week on morrisons savers! You can get pretty much everything including bread.