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Humza Paratha Original 1.6Kg (20 pieces) Clubcard Price

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Posted 18 July 2023

Humza Paratha Original 1.6Kg (20 pieces) Clubcard Price

£2.80£3.5020% off

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18th Jul
These are nice with Nutella or fried banana or even just plain
18th Jul
Dayuum never thought of trying sweet toppings, that will be corrected soon
18th Jul
Heat.

Can't comment on these but fresh parathas are traditionally made with ghee and eaten with achaar (pickle) in eastern and western Punjab.

A lot of people eat them with curry too or yoghurt especially in Ramadan. (edited)
19th Jul
hmm, never heard Punjab described as Eastern/Western in that context... unless you're referring to both sides of India/Pakistan border
18th Jul
Love them. A bit like the roti canai that I used to have for breakfast in KL/Penang. No they don't break up in the freezer and are lovely and flakey if you do them properly on a pan. Great with curries.
18th Jul
Handy to have in the freezer for a lazy night!
18th Jul
It's scandalous to even call these parathas it really is but if you're into fake stuff I suppose it's possible a deal
18th Jul
Do you buy ice cream, honey or extra virgin olive oil in the UK?
Same idea in vast majority of the brands on offer
18th Jul
These ones are not like the other Humza parathas from local shops. I bought these and they are too dry and not enough butter or ghee it's more like Dried Roti which isn't what paratha is meant to taste like. I would avoid Tesco Humza parathas and spend more and buy from other retailers
18th Jul
Have you compared ingredients lists as that sounds odd?
19th Jul
Not as nice as how they originally made them. Something’s off about them they don’t cook and taste as good.
19th Jul
Probably due to inclusion of dodgy emulsifiers and too many E numbers in the ingredients. Not fit to be called parathas.
19th Jul
Easy to make from usual Atta.
19th Jul
Exactly and you'd avoid palm oil, sugar and additives.
18th Jul
These are very nice, cheers will pick some up later this week.
21st Jul
How big are these? Thanks.
18th Jul
Awesome breakfast. Have heat.
20th Jul
not nice. get malobar parata lachyadar style
go heavy with ghee butter add some desi omelate and hot desi chai (edited)
18th Jul
I like my parathas whole, not in 20 pieces
I guess when you freeze these things they are prone to shattering!
18th Jul
I’m sure these are currently £1.29 in farmfoods
18th Jul
Are you sure that's not for the 400g pack?
18th Jul
Parathas from Indian neighbours' homes on Sunday mornings made the traditional way with lots of ghee are God-tier food. These ones not so much. (edited)
19th Jul
Monday to Saturday morning are good to!
19th Jul
Sirs, what is best roti for tawa?
19th Jul
Blackpool

Chapatti or naan I guess...
19th Jul
Just don't drop them when you take them out the freezer....they shatter like plates