best batchelors pasta 'n' sauce flavour

chicken & mushroom ftw

Not touched any of this shit since I was at uni. Seem to remember tomato being edible.

i'm still a lazy "packet food" eating get at 27.

They only seem to stock Chicken & Mushroom at the Tesco Express down the road. Eh. Edible enough if you're lazy. Luckily I am.

if your local "pound stretcher" has these on a three for a pound offer, you can get all your dinners in for the month for a tenner.

jesus just cook real pasta, it takes about 4 minutes

yes, but what about the 'n' sauce?

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There is no excuse whatsoever for eating pasta with curry-flavoured sauce.

yeah, that's a bit of a weird one...

No no all the fake cheese sauce ones are the most rank.
Why are some '... flavour' and some not? Suggests these are automatically worse (ie presuming 'chicken and mushroom' has some chicken, and mushroom, in; whereas 'chicken and roasted garlic flavour' suggests mere chemicals).

Creamy Tikka Masala

this sounds like the most vile shit

Jesus, why doesn't this shit have a biohazard warning on the packet?

there was a big 'this line has been discontinued' where these used to be in the local sainsburys. i normally have the carbonara given that it's vegetarian and doesn't require milk. that said, i prefer the mushroom and wine but haven't seen it for a while.

The fake cheese sauce with the broccoli is pretty good, if you like processed cheese, which I do.

Processed cheese belongs on burgers and toasties and nowhere else.

Certain kinds of packet mac and cheese have the same kind of sauce, I don't know what it is exactly but it's hella moreish. On the other hand I basically have sectionable addiction to cheese in any form so other people's mileage might vary.

Processed cheese does not even belong on toasties. Rule of thumb for toasties is the stretchier the cheese the better. Processed cheese just melts in a really sloppy way. Fine on burgers mind.

for some reason processed cheese is better on burgers than the proper stuff. like when you go to some wannabe gastropub and stick a big ol wedge of cheddar on your burger, it's just not right. toasties? proper cheese all the way, tho.

Tomato flavour. Again, haven't touched this stuff since I was a student. It's a bit pricey though - those Blue Dragon noodles are/were way cheaper (they used to be twenty pence each).

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I would like to echo Noodle Vague's inexplicable weakness for processed cheese.