Tesco Mississippi Mud Pie 480G £1.00 @ Tesco

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  bucketuk6 months, 3 weeks ago #1Show comment toolsReply

  Is this located in the freezer section?
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  DEALofaLifetime6 months, 3 weeks ago #2Show comment toolsReply

  bucketuk

  Is this located in the freezer section?

  
  
  Don't know, but my mission today is to find out (_;)
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  ripoffh8er6 months, 3 weeks ago2 Likes #3Show comment toolsReply

  This offer has been on for a couple of weeks, they are in the freezer section and include key lime pie and toffee apple crunch tart. Offer until 5th November so still time to stock up. Good price but my freezers full. :(
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  mattie546 months, 3 weeks ago #4Show comment toolsReply

  Looks good!
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  monitor16 months, 3 weeks ago #5Show comment toolsReply

  Very nice.
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  lefthand6 months, 3 weeks ago1 Like #6Show comment toolsReply

  so-so, but not a patch on the real thing.
  
  still, they're getting hurricane Sandy, i'm getting a few of these. fair deal
  
  H+'d
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  Speculator6 months, 3 weeks ago #7Show comment toolsReply

  nice
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  bucketuk6 months, 3 weeks ago #8Show comment toolsReply

  ripoffh8er

  This offer has been on for a couple of weeks, they are in the freezer section and include key lime pie and toffee apple crunch tart. Offer until 5th November so still time to stock up. Good price but my freezers full. :(

  
  
  Thanks gonna make a trip to tescos now. :)
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  napster246 months, 3 weeks ago #9Show comment toolsReply

  The name Mud Pie dosen 't sound very tempting.
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  mkja6 months, 3 weeks ago #10Show comment toolsReply

  ripoffh8er

  This offer has been on for a couple of weeks, they are in the freezer section and include key lime pie and toffee apple crunch tart. Offer until 5th November so still time to stock up. Good price but my freezers full. :(

  
  
  'tis ok. Buy today, eat today...
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  swissrebel6 months, 3 weeks ago #11Show comment toolsReply

  If it's the frozen one - you really can go wrong! Most of the frozen section pies are pretty awful compared to fresh ones. They're usually lacking flavour and the cream has the texture of shaving foam.
  
  Still if it's a fresh one this is an absolute bargain!
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  Arold6 months, 3 weeks ago1 Like #12Show comment toolsReply

  Yes you CAN "go wrong for a quid"! Check the ingredients. You wanna be fit and healthy when you get old? Don't buy junk like this! And certainly don't feed it to your kids.
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  leytongardener6 months, 3 weeks ago #13Show comment toolsReply

  yum yum
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  faieza6 months, 3 weeks ago #14Show comment toolsReply

  is it suitable for veggies :S?
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  tfann6 months, 3 weeks ago1 Like #15Show comment toolsReply

  These used to be 560g :(
  
  http://www.tesco.com/groceries/Product/Details/?id=261712242
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  Bigfootpete6 months, 3 weeks ago #16Show comment toolsReply

  Voted hot just for the name alone!
  Best dessert I ever had was in a remote restaurant on the southern tip on the north island in NZ Mississippi mud pie - mmmm mmmm.
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  deb8z6 months, 3 weeks ago #17Show comment toolsReply

  Arold

  Yes you CAN "go wrong for a quid"! Check the ingredients. You wanna be fit and healthy when you get old? Don't buy junk like this! And certainly don't feed it to your kids.

  
  
  Moderation is the key,i'm sure it won't kill you unless you have it every day :D
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  _g_6 months, 3 weeks ago #18Show comment toolsReply

  Arold

  Yes you CAN "go wrong for a quid"! Check the ingredients. You wanna be fit and healthy when you get old? Don't buy junk like this! And certainly don't feed it to your kids.

  
  Lets go back to a day earlier in the month when I had burnt about 3000 calories cycling.
  This sort of thing is exactly what I would NEED to stay 'fit and healthy'.
  
  There is no one food item that is specifically 'healthy' or not, it depends on the individual and their circumstances at the time.
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  Arold6 months, 3 weeks ago1 Like #19Show comment toolsReply

  _g_

  Arold

  Yes you CAN "go wrong for a quid"! Check the ingredients. You wanna be fit and healthy when you get old? Don't buy junk like this! And certainly don't feed it to your kids.

  
  Lets go back to a day earlier in the month when I had burnt about 3000 calories cycling.
  This sort of thing is exactly what I would NEED to stay 'fit and healthy'.
  
  There is no one food item that is specifically 'healthy' or not, it depends on the individual and their circumstances at the time.

  
  
  And just how many buyers of this sort of junk do you imagine burn 3000 calories exercising or working before eating it?
  
  In any case, do you really NEED things like Tetrasodium Diphosphate, Sodium Alginate, Xanthan Gum and Carob Gum to stay fit and healthy? Would you really use ingredients like those, if preparing something similar at home? There are plenty of ways of replacing burnt calories without resorting to junk food.
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  Arold6 months, 3 weeks ago #20Show comment toolsReply

  deb8z

  Arold

  Yes you CAN "go wrong for a quid"! Check the ingredients. You wanna be fit and healthy when you get old? Don't buy junk like this! And certainly don't feed it to your kids.

  
  
  Moderation is the key,i'm sure it won't kill you unless you have it every day :D

  
  
  I entirely agree, and am not suggesting anyone is likely to eat this every day. But I'd be willing to bet that most people who buy this live largely off convenience food every day, most of which contains ingredients you wouldn't use at home or at least contains more fat, sugar and salt than you would use if preparing the same dish at home.
  
  In any case, the high fat and sugar content, even if eaten only occasionally, is habit forming and people begin to find food with less fat and sugar unpalatable. Simple example - if you're used to sugar in coffee, you'll find unsweetend coffee unpleasant, but if you've never had sugar in coffee, you'll find sweet coffee unpleasant.

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