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Sharwoods Tikka Mix?

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  • 27-09-2009 8:20pm
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    SprostonGreen
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    Anyone ever use the TANDOORI Mix from Sharwoods, I usually add into natural yoghurt and oil and then marinade some chicken, its delish.

    Anyway its seems they've withdrawn it and replaced it Medium curry mix.:mad:


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    SprostonGreen
    Registered Users Posts: 2,286 ✭✭✭SprostonGreen


    That shoud read Tandoori Mix


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    gaeilgebeo
    Registered Users Posts: 909 ✭✭✭gaeilgebeo


    SprostonGreen wrote: »
    That shoud read Tandoori Mix

    You should try the Lidl Tandoori paste. Delicious added to natural yoghurt and a can of tomato soup.


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    ernie999
    Closed Accounts Posts: 16 ✭ernie999


    SprostonGreen wrote: »
    Anyone ever use the TANDOORI Mix from Sharwoods, I usually add into natural yoghurt and oil and then marinade some chicken, its delish.

    Anyway its seems they've withdrawn it and replaced it Medium curry mix.:mad:

    yeah i agree!! its unreal!! I think i took it for granted when i had it, i didnt make it enough prob through laziness,then when i went to make it it was months out of date,went to ALL the supermarkets and still no sign!!! If i remember rightly i added lemon juice to it as well?!

    Tesco do their own brand of Tandoori but looking at the instructions on it its a sauce mix i think, its cheap though so ill prob buy it and see but i wouldn't hold me breath

    they always sold the medium curry mix as far as i know


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    Honey-ec
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    Seriously, dude, will you have a look at the date on threads before you go replying to them...


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    ernie999
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    Honey-ec wrote: »
    Seriously, dude, will you have a look at the date on threads before you go replying to them...

    Seriously "DUDE" you need to chill out hahaha, i was looking for the spice mix mentioned and searched it and decided to keep the thread alive in the hopes somebody might know where to get it so chiiilllllllllllll!!!!!


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    Faith
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    ernie999 wrote: »
    Seriously "DUDE" you need to chill out hahaha, i was looking for the spice mix mentioned and searched it and decided to keep the thread alive in the hopes somebody might know where to get it so chiiilllllllllllll!!!!!

    ernie999 - it is generally frowned upon on boards.ie to start posting in threads that are more than 6 months old. Generally, the original poster has long gotten an answer to their query, or have simply forgot about it. Please bear that in mind in future. You can always start your own thread.


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