kohinoor curry sauce is nicer, it has no acidity regulator, so no vinigar after-taste. Its made in India with all natural ingredients. Its dear at £2 per pack, but worth it for me.
Thanks for the heads up on these pal. Don't always have time to browse when at Aldi. Fancied a curry on Friday. Got a few bags in today. Will use them as a base.
Indi Grand curry sauces from Home Bargains are the best ready made curry sauces I've tasted and I've tasted loads over the years. Second only to an Indian takeaway. However *they* are in black pouches that look slightly bigger than these.
Glad you put this video up Keith, this sauce is my favourite from this range, used to get in HomeBargains, but they've stopped that particular one. They still do some of the others though including Vindaloo, Saag Masala (my other favourites), Korma, Tandoori, Murg Makhani, Balti, Butter chicken and Tikka masala. Nipped to one of the Aldi's in Stafford after work today and all they had got was.....the chennai Madras (result......stocked up n bought 10 of em , had 1 for dinner...LOVELY). Love the vids mate, keep up the good work.
like it , ive recently found currys that are exactly the same as indian takeaways ,would love you to review these they are from "East at home" ,you can either by the base sauce and make them from scratch ( love to see you do this) or buy ready made sauce and add meat ,dont need to go to a takeaway ever again they are that good
I've been to homebargains keith & got the sauce mixes indii grand for 99p I've yet to try them but I'm sure they will be tasty as on your review I got vindaloo for hubby I got the tikka masala for myself I can't wait to try them 😋
They sell these in home bargains as well, or at least they did. The butter chicken is delicious. Best prepackaged curry sauce I’ve ever had. You’d never know it wasn’t home made 😂 Never had the others
Balti is not a recipe it is the dish it is cooked in and can be any recipe and any heat you prefer, it is any meat and ingredients you include to make a curry and was named from the original immigrants from India that could not bring their wives. Historical note.
Look lovely... although anything hotter then a korma you can keep lol... do they do a korma one? also my own personal preference i would of cut the chicken up to smaller chunks
Im not a big fan of chicken my fav curry is keema its made with mincemeat and is from Pakistan, and Bangladesh. The term “keema” refers to minced or ground meat its yum 😋
I've tried every curry sauce known to man Keith, even those that claim to be made by restaurants and none taste anything like they are from an Indian restaurant or take away, so now I just order from my favourite places. At the end of the day when you add up the costs of the ingredients and the gas/electric plus your time and effort, the difference is negligible. Love your videos anyway.
I agree. I completely dislike jarred sauces. Though, if you stock up on the basic ingrediants, it’s easy to make a curry at home. The spices can be bought very cheaply from an Indian store and will last you ages if stored correctly. They also sell yoghurt and tinned tomatoes really cheaply as a rule, which are used a lot in Indian curries as a base.
Aw wow. Looks lush, even though I cannot tolerate spice lol xx
kohinoor curry sauce is nicer, it has no acidity regulator, so no vinigar after-taste. Its made in India with all natural ingredients. Its dear at £2 per pack, but worth it for me.
It is nice mate, i have done a review of them
Thanks for the heads up on these pal. Don't always have time to browse when at Aldi. Fancied a curry on Friday. Got a few bags in today. Will use them as a base.
be proud of yourself for cooking a great dinner for you lot❤
Indi Grand curry sauces from Home Bargains are the best ready made curry sauces I've tasted and I've tasted loads over the years. Second only to an Indian takeaway.
However *they* are in black pouches that look slightly bigger than these.
Glad you put this video up Keith, this sauce is my favourite from this range, used to get in HomeBargains, but they've stopped that particular one. They still do some of the others though including Vindaloo, Saag Masala (my other favourites), Korma, Tandoori, Murg Makhani, Balti, Butter chicken and Tikka masala. Nipped to one of the Aldi's in Stafford after work today and all they had got was.....the chennai Madras (result......stocked up n bought 10 of em , had 1 for dinner...LOVELY). Love the vids mate, keep up the good work.
Great video Keith, it looks delicious well done and the price is fantastic too
Same in home bargains, heron foods etc, made in Tipton! Better than your pataks, nice curry out of a packet 👍
Cheers mate
Looks absolutely amazing 🤩 Keith and Nat love your wee dishes super 👍🤩❤️
Looked delicious..did you buy the Nan bread from Aldi.? Thank you for sharing..have a fab week ❤xx
I saw these in Aldi recently. Maybe just a special
Another great review and very nice looking dishes Keith. You certainly have an eye for a good curry 😂😂😂😂
like it , ive recently found currys that are exactly the same as indian takeaways ,would love you to review these they are from "East at home" ,you can either by the base sauce and make them from scratch ( love to see you do this) or buy ready made sauce and add meat ,dont need to go to a takeaway ever again they are that good
I've been to homebargains keith & got the sauce mixes indii grand for 99p I've yet to try them but I'm sure they will be tasty as on your review I got vindaloo for hubby I got the tikka masala for myself I can't wait to try them 😋
Sorry for laughing at your curry eye😅. Looks lovely x
I will get some of these keith on my next visit to aldi it looked delishous😋 good luck to you with your challenge when you do it🍀.
They sell these in home bargains as well, or at least they did. The butter chicken is delicious. Best prepackaged curry sauce I’ve ever had. You’d never know it wasn’t home made 😂 Never had the others
I get the vindaloo from Home Bargains - it's bloody lovely.
The saag one is pretty damn good too for when you fancy something milder.
Top video mar mate!! Looked class to me bud! Keep um coming Keith!! 😀…. Smithy
You am a good old guy mate 😊X
Looking good 😊
Definitely going to get some of those curries when I go to Aldi this week. Was the naan bread from Aldi too? Looked lovely 🤩🤩🤩
Yes it is, that's quite spicy but they also have a regular one in that brand. I love em 👍👍
@@robtok1968 thank you
Great video
Taking your word that there nice Keith usually make mine from scratch brought the madras this morning not having till mid week il let you know lol
Balti is not a recipe it is the dish it is cooked in and can be any recipe and any heat you prefer, it is any meat and ingredients you include to make a curry and was named from the original immigrants from India that could not bring their wives. Historical note.
Look lovely... although anything hotter then a korma you can keep lol... do they do a korma one? also my own personal preference i would of cut the chicken up to smaller chunks
Home Bargains have few of the curries in that range, some milder ones too.
Catching up on your videos, glad your eye is okay
Im not a big fan of chicken my fav curry is keema its made with mincemeat and is from Pakistan, and Bangladesh. The term “keema” refers to minced or ground meat its yum 😋
Hi they have this brand curry in sachets in Home Bargains the packaging is different colour but it’s the same product for 99p, we love it 😊
We do enjoy this range of curries. More authentic flavours than most other supermarkets own ranges. The price is good too.
Thanks for the review.
I get mine from home bargins they don't sell them on tescos there lovely 😊
@@janolafulThanks Jano, I think i've seen them there too. I'll take a look next time i'm in there.
Your welcome. They did have the jars.
@@janolaful 99p
Blimey Keith I came back 8n the room and thought you were impersonating an elephant when you got madras in your eye lol
They sell Indi Grand products in Home Bargains. Jars and packets.
Thanks for that Suzanne
Keith you can get them in home bargains much cheaper than aldi's also there are pickles too in there range
The only indian I can tolerate is a Korma lol. Poor excuse lol xx
Korma = babys nappy😳
Chicken, chicken and chicken then? 😆 nice presentation though
For that challenge I'd just put a half of scotch bonnet in that'll be enough😂😂😂
try the frozen coriander from iceland
You have a massive spice rack Keith 😮
I've tried every curry sauce known to man Keith, even those that claim to be made by restaurants and none taste anything like they are from an Indian restaurant or take away, so now I just order from my favourite places. At the end of the day when you add up the costs of the ingredients and the gas/electric plus your time and effort, the difference is negligible. Love your videos anyway.
100% right mate
you are correct and theres not much point doing a review of a takeout in yorkshire or wherever if you live in Brighton.
Have you tried kohinoor curry sauce
I agree. I completely dislike jarred sauces. Though, if you stock up on the basic ingrediants, it’s easy to make a curry at home. The spices can be bought very cheaply from an Indian store and will last you ages if stored correctly. They also sell yoghurt and tinned tomatoes really cheaply as a rule, which are used a lot in Indian curries as a base.
@@markshirley01 I have Mark but still didn't think much to it, which flavour would you recommend in that range?
200 more subs needed
I like the bald foodie guy but he’s not like him he cooks but I can’t understand he’s 10.8k he should be far higher than that
I had this same conversation with another you tuber..he said its all about the algorythems
Had these there rubbish, don't taste like there names use to get them from farmfoods for £1
Balti is hotter then madras?
Balti is not a recipe it is the dish it is made in and can be any heat you prefer.
Do what I do with sauces stick tea spoon in have a taste 😂