tesco peshwari naan brean

[Lisa]

QUOTE (Ginge @ May 24 2004, 18:52)

I cant believe yet ANOTHER post ruined by the lack of grammar, spelling and punctuation. It's down right non-believabley un-requisted boolax.

[Ginge]

Thy do-est believe thou was chortling at ones previous postage.

 

Prey tell why thou would-est do-est such a thing to one?

 

Is it because one doth hast an orange type head?

[Phil rr]

QUOTE (Ginge @ May 24 2004, 18:52)

I cant believe yet ANOTHER post ruined by the lack of grammar, spelling and punctuation. It's down right non-believabley un-requisted boolax.

un-requisited? un-requested? wot?

[Ginge]

QUOTE (Phil rr @ May 24 2004, 18:56)

QUOTE (Ginge @ May 24 2004, 18:52) I cant believe yet ANOTHER post ruined by the lack of grammar, spelling and punctuation. It's down right non-believabley un-requisted boolax. un-requisited? un-requested? wot? You questioned that but you didnt ask about "non-believabley" or "boolax"   They are all completely crap non words. You should know that using so many yourself.

[Phil rr]

QUOTE (Ginge @ May 24 2004, 18:59)

QUOTE (Phil rr @ May 24 2004, 18:56) QUOTE (Ginge @ May 24 2004, 18:52) I cant believe yet ANOTHER post ruined by the lack of grammar, spelling and punctuation. It's down right non-believabley un-requisted boolax. un-requisited? un-requested? wot? You questioned that but you didnt ask about "non-believabley" or "boolax"   They are all completely crap non words. You should know that using so many yourself. well boolax was blatantly bollocks.   and it's downright silly having a 'y' on the end of 'believable', let alone prefixing it with 'non'.   but 'requested' and 'requisited' are two completely different things so i wanted to clarify.

[Ginge]

Well which one do you THINK it should be?

 

Think carefully now, there MAY BE a prize in it for ya.

[LiamStyles]

What a load of shite.............

 

But all tesco naans suck arse, so Phil I feel your pain. But you should know better, as lisa said its tesco afterall.

[Phil rr]

QUOTE (Ginge @ May 24 2004, 19:04)

Well which one do you THINK it should be? Think carefully now, there MAY BE a prize in it for ya.

fish

[Phil rr]

QUOTE (LiamStyles @ May 24 2004, 19:10)

What a load of shite............. But all tesco naans suck arse, so Phil I feel your pain. But you should know better, as lisa said its tesco afterall.

it wasn't the value range or anything, i just thought that "peshwari naan" and "peshwari naan" might be vaguely samey. wrong.

[Lisa]

yeh, Phil, but most brands etc differ & lets be honest, naan in aindian restaurant is prob made by an likkle indian chappie, whereas naan at tescos is prob boshed out by a machine of sorts eh

[Phil rr]

QUOTE (Lisa @ May 24 2004, 19:14)

yeh, Phil, but most brands etc differ & lets be honest, naan in aindian restaurant is prob made by an likkle indian chappie, whereas naan at tescos is prob boshed out by a machine of sorts eh

i don't fcukin know the definition of a peshwari naan bread do i

 

it's bready stuff with bits in it.

[Phil rr]

anyway the little indian chappie in his restaurant probably gets his naan bread from a supermarket. but not tesco's obviously.

[LiamStyles]

QUOTE

Peshwari naan A traditional Indian sweet flat bread flavoured with coconut, apples and sultanas. Pre-packed ambient Peshwari naan are sold in packs of 2 in Waitrose. Uses: An ideal accompaniment to any Indian-style dish, naan bread can be served instead of rice and is especially good served with curries that have a lot of sauce.

[Phil rr]

QUOTE (LiamStyles @ May 24 2004, 19:24)

QUOTE Peshwari naan A traditional Indian sweet flat bread flavoured with coconut, apples and sultanas. Pre-packed ambient Peshwari naan are sold in packs of 2 in Waitrose. Uses: An ideal accompaniment to any Indian-style dish, naan bread can be served instead of rice and is especially good served with curries that have a lot of sauce. there u go. thank u Liam.   it doesn't specify if the filling is like you'd get in a mince pie (as in, a big flat mushy chunk in between the two bits of bread - which is what i wanted) or if it's more like little bits of apple, sultanas and coconuts sprinkled INSIDE the bits of bread (which is what i got).

Edited May 24, 2004 by Phil rr

[EmmaBlu]

i have never tried this naan bread, what is it like, i dont want to know wot the tesco's shite tastes like