dinner for under 60p wow in todays cost of living crisis. would you eat it ?
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- Опубликовано: 22 сен 2024
- thought I would review this for you guys who are watching there penny's in todays current cost of living crisis hope it helps please like share and subscribe help our channel growth peace #foodreviews #costofliving #aldifood
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This is a good recipe, but I had a mate that started eating cheap (like off brands and meat pastes etc.) but he started going buggish, like he actually started getting insect characteristics (green skin hue, fast movements, psuedo antenas) he was eventually committed to an asylum and passed in 2020.
Good recipe though mate I will try this tomorrow night.
Carrots, celery all cheap and 👌
Brilliant! getting some basics out there, cheap easy tasty!
Glad you liked it!
Try it on toast make it’s bangin 😋
Will do buddy sounds delicious
as a kid gran would make potted meat sandwiches cheap cheerful worked in a factory that made this stuff ain't pretty but if it tastes OK what's the issue our grandparents would cook offle and make a tasty meal just now factories do the job for us.
I first tasted beef spread at my grans too .ah the memories, I also tasted tripe too 🤢🤮not such a pleasant memory 🤣
Keep still mate
Nervous mate I am not a professional just a average joe
Its cheap pate on toast . Probably tastes just as good . Yummy ❤
cheap easy meals lots of veg and some cheap pasta sauces pasta can't beat it fills the belly and can make enough for a family. when times are hard stick to the basics. Plus I eat 1 meal a day late in the evening and have a physical job and no worries. 21st century don't think many would have predicted cost of living would be so brutal but me mum managed on little to nothing so was taught well
Some great ideas there to help people through this cost of living crisis buddy great stuff
@@Thefatfoodiemcr as you say a budget is what it is so you eat what you can afford and some of this stuff is perfectly OK and doing a review on these products is excellent lots are doing the more pricey foods so someone needs to do the cheaper stuff well done
@neave789 I will definitely be doing more of these foods my friend. I found a butty shop what was selling a bacon butty and a fancy mokka hot drink for £2 .what a steal that video is dropping this week.
The bolognese I make costs about 60p per portion
Sounds a right bargain buddy is it meat free or meat bolognaise cos its the meat what bumps up cost with spag bol
@@Thefatfoodiemcr Yes with beef, you can do it with both beef and pork mince for a more traditional bolognese, will work out a tiny bit cheaper too
@@b2kedaldi's reduced fat mince I tend to use buddy
@@Thefatfoodiemcr Yeah I use 3% fat mince
@@Thefatfoodiemcr I make it in batches though, is why it works out so cheap. Ill make around 15-20 portions in one go, trick to it is, if you use 500g mince, you want to use about 1 - 1.5kg of veg, I use carrot, celery and onion diced quite finely. I used to make bolognese with probably 75% meat and the rest veg, but it is unnecessary, it actually tastes a lot nicer the way I do it now, its like 25% meat and the rest veg. Thats also how its traditionally made.
Just buy cheap veggies. That spread is just pure shite.
ill have to try it, 49p is ok
Cheap as chips and does the job ideal in a packed lunch on a budget
@@Thefatfoodiemcr ill try it and you know !
I will only ever buy Sainsbury's chicken paste see ingredients below or salmon paste wich is haddock and salmon they do this its deceiving very very naughty it's same with fruit pureed pouches and extortionate smoothies listed as something yet main ingredients is massive percentage of apples. Also Princes brand for any thing is absolute worse for it except cornbeef everything else won't buy that brand. I like it on wholemeal toast for my supper well use to my appetite isn't wot it use to be loose interest so easily just be wary to wot your buying look at ingredients etc etc if unsure as it might just surprise you wot horrible nasties are lurking in the food and drinks adult and pet stuff
INGREDIENTS: Chicken (69%), Water, Soya Protein Concentrate, Potato Starch, Wheat Flour, Chicken Fat, Salt, Yeast Extract, Pepper Extract, Sage Extract, Thyme Extract.
Cracking insights there cheers 🍻 buddy
Your welcome it is just Horrifying wot goes into our food and drinks etc I forgot to say earlier BBC Documentaries had very very interesting series of not just our food and drinks but every day stuff and pets so sickening this is wot make it funny people claim to be vegan yet in some shape and form animals are always involved to fertilise the things we eat even candles are made with Beeswax in old days it was fish oil campers still do it today buy cheapest nastiest soaked in brine Tuna and use it for candles. Found another naughty trickery Cochineal is no longer allowed to be labeled and listed on things instead relisted as Carmine its same thing as Cochineal it's crushed Mexican Cacti Beetles there in loads things that look bright red or pink like milkshakes, Reeses, M&Ms and cakes etc anyway I'm quiet tired and sore tonight need to do my bedtime Prayers and Rosary before beddy byes I'll find the links to some these programs and pop them in comments for you over weekend nighty night everyone have Blessed good weekend
My mum buys this from Aldi and it’s a great value lunch for her. I’d love to get into Pate/Paste but it repulses me ha.
I got this as a kid not this exact one but beef paste brings bk memories lol I hate pate too buddy but this is nice and it's decent value give it ago you never know .peace
@@Thefatfoodiemcr I mean for the price I should - I’m just a bit funny with food.
You know those kids who have corned beef slices and a pieces of buttered bread completely separate, rather than making a proper corned beef sandwich.
I was one of those kids 😂
Hey since you are also from Manchester - did you ever have luncheon meat as a kid?
Did you ever have just bread an butter buttys I did lol tasty 😋 my grandma used to make luncheon meat buttys for me the slices were always massive very chunky I didn't like the jelly stuff round the edges though. Corned beef buttys love them with abit of red onion and cracked black pepper 🤤never liked corned beef in a hash though. Not for me . I remember my grandma telling me about sugar buttys now thats a mad one
@@Thefatfoodiemcr my mum and her siblings all had sugar butties - I had jam growing up so didn’t need to make them. I bet there were sickly sweet as bread is sweet enough without loadsa sugar granules on it 😂
The Luncheon meat I got was thinly sliced - people called it Spam but that was actually something sounding more like how you described luncheon meat ha.
My mum still picks up luncheon meat but for my dog now as a Saturday treat when we go round - bless her.
It was only £0.90 for 100g last time I got it off Morrisons Deli Counter - but you can get it in the packet for £1 (250g) at Morrisons too.
Or the thicker tin variety as you described for £2 for about 300g I think.
Think the sugar buttys was a war thing buddy .dripping buttys also she used to tell me about lol madness the healthy eating police would have a mental breakdown at things people used to eat .I love my spam crispy on a breakfast they are pretty much the same you are right buddy .I used to love going to morrisons for sugar ring donuts but they never put the ring in them so don't go there shopping as much .I shouldn't complain as you get more donut but I loved the crispy edges of the ring trapping the sugar without it there just dry balls of stodge lol
If its beef paste why has it got chicken in it? Why is it not called Beef & Chicken paste?
Very good point buddy astonishing isn't it .might check there chicken one out see if that's got beef in it. It's like donner meat that's always a mix of chicken beef and lamb or mutton unless your getting premium grade lamb donner .think it comes down to keeping costs down buddy
@@Thefatfoodiemcr lol, I didn't think about their chicken paste.
Here's two for you to review, Sainsbury's Stamford street frozen Hotpot, comes in either Beef or Chicken and at 85p each they are an absolute bargain. Ok so the beef version needs some salt and pepper adding but once you do it gives it a much better taste.
Anyways, I'd better subscribe now because I always do when when someone actually takes the time to read my drivel and bothers to reply. Cheers mate!
@martinoconnor4314 welcome to the family buddy 🫂they are some cracking suggestions only ever go in Sainsbury's for there toy sales near crimbo with Mrs to get toys for our kids but I will definitely have to go sooner to check them awesome suggestions you have made I like a good hotpot beef mainly not keen on chicken ones but for 85p wow bet they are selling it at a loss there well cheap .thanks for the sub my friend appreciated
@@Thefatfoodiemcr Thanks mate! To be honest we never used to shop in there much because it seemed so expensive but a lot of the stuff they sell is now price matched to Aldi. Their cheapo Stanford Street range has been excellent value for money with what we've tried so far. Give it a go and see for yourselves, I don't think you'll be disappointed.
@martinoconnor4314 will check it out my friend peace ✌️
Jeez oh wait till you find bacon grill 🤣
I have had bacon grill before I prefer spam buddy bout same price these days .peace
Dinner? White bread and paste, is this supposed to be a comedy
No mate I think you are thinking of tea 🤔 I mean lunchtime I call it dinner are you from Yorkshire they call teatime dinner