Gareth, it's April next week and we all loose the Government's financial help towards the Gas and Electric. So, you'll see a change in people's eating habits when that Bites hard. And, it will 😢 ...... Great review as always, you're now an absolute Legend. Love Lasagne, one of my favourites, so I'll be hunting one of these down for the Weekend I think. Cheers, as always ! 👏👍😉
Thank you for reviewing this Yorkie , lasagna crossover. It has intrigued me since first reading about it . Don't have Iceland anywhere near where I live .
I had a Lidl 'Chicken Yorkshire Pudding' meal (£2.49) 2 nights ago, very nice. Plus, that foil tray fits very nicely in my air fryer for subsequent use!
Best Yorkshire pud combo I ever had was at the now sadly gone Riverside Cafe in Otley, West Yorkshire. Homemade giant pud filled with homemade Macaroni Cheese. And a pint of tea for about £2.50 all in. It was about 12 years ago though. I'd try this if they had a half price offer on.
Do'nt mean to "usurp ya comment" trevor, but it was something like 20 + years, last time i was in there. Ca'nt recall the mac/cheese crack, we were just "full monty merchants", having walked about 15 miles. Pint 'o stewed tea. Better than sex. Alright then, sometimes !!
Great review as always! I've just made homemade lasagne tonight, I did see the twisted range in Iceland today but didn't buy anything! I can highly recommend the Chiquito Jalapeño Cheese nacho sauce if you haven't tried it yet though
I've always found store bought lasagne severely lacking even if it is cheap and microwavable. Home made is the way to go with a box of dried lasagne sheets and a proper oven. Bechamel sauce is the hardest part (it's just another pan and very easy).
Standard premade lasagna is a pain, because lasagna always gets stuck to the metal oven container rather than going on your plate and in your mouth. The yorkshire pudding doesn't cling to the metal and ensures all the lasagna makes it to the plate.
They don’t if you use a knife to cut around the edges of the lasagna in the tray then use a spatula to cut a portion then get underneath it and lift it up and out onto the plate same way you’d do a home made one
@@Alexander_l322 The edges aren't generally smooth and flat but have ridges to allow them to be stronger with less material. Even if you use a knife and a spatula and use a spoon to try to get the remainder out of the corners, there will be some left over. This is harder with a small one person serving (which the reviewed product is), where you can only just fit in the spatula. This is generally less of an issue with home made lasagna because the reusable dishes generally don't need the ridges because they're made of thicker material. Even then, you may get some difficult to remove baked on portions.
*Fantastically presented and reviewed the New Twisted Yorkshire filled lasagne 🙌👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻* I can totally see how the flavour would drown out the Yorkshire pudding. The crusty top or the crumb sounds like a real texture enhancement as does the crispy Yorkshire . an instant thought that the Yorkshire is a vessel for the lasagne. Lasagne is a delicately strong meal. Brilliant concept though. Would I buy this? Probably. Well done all around. Very interesting.
Like I have said before what ever will they think of next Gareth,that lasagne Yorkshire pudding will have to try lol,great hilarious review as always,keep safe and well as always.
£4 for that isnt cheap, but it sounds ok if its done well. With these filled yorkshires, id recommend covering for most of the cooking time and uncover for last 5-10mins to reduce the scorching and drying effect an airfryer can cause sometimes.
I used buy the big ready made yorkies and make what I called a Yorkshire pizza, which is basically making a pizza but replacing the pizza base with a yorky pud. Lovely. Also made a yorky breakfast, fill the pud with a full English. And finally, get the little ready made yorkies and fill them with Jam and cream. Never thought about lasagne, looks and sounds amazing, gonna have to try it.
I find it helps for getting those plastic covers off frozen dinners and such to rub the sealed area all over with my thumb to warm the adhesive up a bit.
@@Alexander_l322 Correct, Tesco is double the price. I’m guessing there’s a special agreement with Iceland. But instead of exclusive brand rights it’s an exclusive discount.
Hi Gareth, myself I think a lasagne is best on its own when you cook a lasagne if you cook it longer it gives a nice crust around the lasagne taste beautiful. Because a lasagne in a Yorkshire pudding just a gimmick and £4 pounds not cheap, I remember iceland god you could spend £50 quid and you got loads of items but now them days have gone I think iceland now there food prices are sky high now to have a big shop in iceland now you need to take out a mortgage..thanks gaz doing a great job.
Looking at that, I would say that the yorkshire pud is basically a plate you can eat, as in it is a holder for the lasagne. I would try one, if we had an Iceland near us. I love lasagne so would love to give it as a go!
Hi there, another great video like always just to say lasagna isn’t my favourite thing I’ve never seen in a Yorkshire pudding I don’t know if I would like it or not, but like I say to you all the time brilliant to watch. Keep up good work
I found that Aldi do an exceptional Lasagne from their Gastro range (like Tesco Finest) using British Beef I think around £4.00. It's the best pre-made Lasagne I've tasted. Also nice adding at the end would or would not buy again, that's a good touch.
I’ve yet to try it but I think that you have asked the wrong question. Surely the question should be “Does the Yorkshire pudding need the sheets of pasta?” Just put the meat ragu sauce straight into the pudding and add a layer of cheesey bechamel sauce, cook so the top starts to take a little colour and serve with a couple of slices of garlic bread and a small garnish of parsley .
This is weird one IMO. When I eat a lasagne I dont have craving for it to have been incased in a circular batter 😅. Top marks for being something different, but not for me. Well done for giving it a go 😊 👍
It didn't look too bad to me but for £4 I'd want something that at least filled the packaging, and even the Yorkshire didn't fill the tinfoil dish. Being tight, I'd say £2 maybe, £4 definitely NO!!
Hi Gareth, thanks for the review, that did look tasty, but like you said pricey for what it is, believe it or not are daily allowence for cheese is only 6 grams! That's for an adult, but I don't think many people stick to that, it's about 4 slices, I love cheese, it's my biggest downfall! But hey no one is perfect! Cheers again for taking the time to review all these different foods, I do appreciate it, 🙂
Gareth said to the other week about the Lewis Capaldi Pizza you have to try them were £4 now £2 i bought 5 this week just about fit in the freezer, without a doubt one of the best frozen pizzas, you have to try soon 🍕🍕
One 🐑 two 🐑 three 🐑 four. Five 🐑 six 🐑 seven 🐑 is there anymore. There you go Gaz. A bit of sleep therapy for your seal peel failure insomnia. I agree, Nahh! lasagna doesn't belong in a Yorkshire Pudding. But still it has a very popular following, so there's definitely a few who do agree. A Pudding that size would be better filled with British 🇬🇧 Beef, veggies and gravy being served up to Royal Britannia. Nice review today Gareth. Cheers 👍🤤😀
Ah c'mon everyone knows there aren't enough sheep in the world to count in order to get sleep after a seal/peel catastrophe! There is no known sedative either🤣🤣✌️
Hiya. It looked nice but I wouldn't pay 4 quid for it. I watched you make prawn curry last night and have ordered all the ingredients, defo for tea tomorrow lol
hi after you vlog on the giant yorkshire pud with chicken meal i wnt to aldi but could not find it i asked a member of staff and i was told they have stopped selling it do you know if iceland sell it thank you for your vlog
Hi Gareth, I think the original chef must has been smoking something, for that combination. It's like a students munchy. You could have that alongside a Baguette with pot noodle filling.Thanks for the review. 👍
Good video Gaz. Not sure I fancy that though - a gimmick too far maybe. You’re putting out a lot of quality videos lately - how do you find the time? All the best.
Great video Gaz at least it was full and looks tasty but the cheap pizza won on cost 🤣 you can always upgrade a cheap pizza keep up with the quality videos 👏👏👍👍
I buy Aldi’s cheapo pizzas and pimp them up with added cheese meats chilli herbs n spices-makes an ordinary meal into a spectacular party in my mouth…😜😋🎉
You should try the Morrisons Stone Baked pizzas,they are £3.49 or two for £6,I like the spicy toppings pepperoni or meat feast,another enjoyable video,for some reason after watching your videos I am always hungry
No wonder Iceland are closing shops as they are trying anything to get sales and they think that nearly all there dishes have to have cheese in so they must have a cheese factory somewhere and this is the only way to sell it so it seems.
Yorkshire puddings lend themselves to almost any filling from roast beef to curry, or even a sweet filling apple pie and custard for instance. I can see a good lasagne working well in a Yorkshire. Four quid mind I would have liked to have seen something a little deeper, the box shows half a minced cow but they always do.
Counter intuitive, but carbs on carbs eg chipshop butty is anathema in the US, until they taste! Yum 😋 My personally get a some nice buns from supermarket, then dirty the chipshop chips with cheese (oven baked bacon an optional extra). Get the chips home ASAP. And assemble. Either me or sig other does the bacon while other collects the chips. Nice butter on white rolls complete the set.
Don’t think about buying in from chain , make your own especially if you have kids . So much fun . The dough costs pennies and you can con the kids to do the hard work , then make base as thin and crispy as you want . Then the easy bit lay out all the toppings and give kids free rein they will love it and will probably taste better than bought
Takeaway priced pizzas are ridiculously expensive but I'd still rather have one of them rather than a frozen one which is never as good. Same goes for oven chips, I've given up on these nowadays as well considering that most of them seem to taste like cardboard.
Some of them are good for the price though. I'm simply not paying £15 for a pizza when if you find the right £2 one it's almost as good. Morissons 79p thin crust one is good, Ristorante are good, Lewis Capaldi cheese is good, the old La Bottega ones were better than Domino's. Even then There's fresh ones like Morissons Best stonebaked range that are consistently better than takeaway for less than half the price. There aren't many excuses for wasting money on domino's besides admitting you just prefer it over perfectly reasonable alternatives.
The best homemade thing i did with a giant yorkshire pud was cook some beef mince with onions and peas it was delicious ,, can you tell i live alone lol🙂
Another great video Gareth, thank you for keeping us all informed and entertained x
My pleasure!
Glad to see they have got it as serves 1 and not what some of the other ones do and try and say a tin of soup serves 2.
Meanwhile in Italy, the freezer case at the grocery has fish ‘n’ chips pizza and black pudding risotto.
Haha I must try
Oh Yeah baby
Black pudding risotto sounds really good!
Nice one 😂😂
😂😂
I just come here for the seal, peel test. "Another sleepless night" 😄
Haha
Another cracking video Gareth a Yorkshire pudding with an Italian lasagne,a dish to eat while watching England v Italy. Thank you for sharing xx
Haha yes cheers Nicola xx
Love your mix of interesting and sometimes bizarre products. Keep up the good work. 🤞😋
Thank you! 😁
I find your videos so relaxing cheerful cheers
Glad you like them! You're welcome
Gareth, it's April next week and we all loose the Government's financial help towards the Gas and Electric. So, you'll see a change in people's eating habits when that Bites hard. And, it will 😢 ...... Great review as always, you're now an absolute Legend. Love Lasagne, one of my favourites, so I'll be hunting one of these down for the Weekend I think. Cheers, as always ! 👏👍😉
Haha yes April fools lol
@@BaldFoodieGuy April Bills, Gareth !!!!!
Thank you for reviewing this Yorkie , lasagna crossover. It has intrigued me since first reading about it . Don't have Iceland anywhere near where I live .
Yes, that looks really good!!!
I had a Lidl 'Chicken Yorkshire Pudding' meal (£2.49) 2 nights ago, very nice. Plus, that foil tray fits very nicely in my air fryer for subsequent use!
Sounds great!
It does seem a waste not to reuse it considering how thick the tray is. Just so you know you can use it in the microwave.
@@Matt19matt19 In a microwave? Not if it's foil you can't! 🙄
it looks nice cant wait to try it
Hope you enjoy
Best Yorkshire pud combo I ever had was at the now sadly gone Riverside Cafe in Otley, West Yorkshire. Homemade giant pud filled with homemade Macaroni Cheese. And a pint of tea for about £2.50 all in. It was about 12 years ago though. I'd try this if they had a half price offer on.
Cheers pal
Do'nt mean to "usurp ya comment" trevor, but it was something like 20 + years, last time i was in there. Ca'nt recall the mac/cheese crack, we were just "full monty merchants", having walked about 15 miles. Pint 'o stewed tea. Better than sex. Alright then, sometimes !!
Great review as always! I've just made homemade lasagne tonight, I did see the twisted range in Iceland today but didn't buy anything! I can highly recommend the Chiquito Jalapeño Cheese nacho sauce if you haven't tried it yet though
Sounds great!
I've always found store bought lasagne severely lacking even if it is cheap and microwavable. Home made is the way to go with a box of dried lasagne sheets and a proper oven. Bechamel sauce is the hardest part (it's just another pan and very easy).
They should have made the Yorkshire garlic flavoured then it would have been like having it with a garlic bread.
Aka they might as well have just done lasagna with garlic bread
Sounds great, think I'll pop into Iceland while I'm in town later.
Standard premade lasagna is a pain, because lasagna always gets stuck to the metal oven container rather than going on your plate and in your mouth. The yorkshire pudding doesn't cling to the metal and ensures all the lasagna makes it to the plate.
Nice one
They don’t if you use a knife to cut around the edges of the lasagna in the tray then use a spatula to cut a portion then get underneath it and lift it up and out onto the plate same way you’d do a home made one
They should put some meat sauce or bechamal on the bottom before the first layer of pasta. 👍
@@Alexander_l322 The edges aren't generally smooth and flat but have ridges to allow them to be stronger with less material. Even if you use a knife and a spatula and use a spoon to try to get the remainder out of the corners, there will be some left over. This is harder with a small one person serving (which the reviewed product is), where you can only just fit in the spatula. This is generally less of an issue with home made lasagna because the reusable dishes generally don't need the ridges because they're made of thicker material. Even then, you may get some difficult to remove baked on portions.
There's maybe credence in your arguement, martin/e, but what if ya struggle with boiling a bleeding egg reet ? One size dos'nt fit all, flower !
Awesome video again, would love you to keep going with this Twisted range. It seems fun and I dont want to spend the £4 haha.
Yes I love trying new things makes life interesting 😌
@@BaldFoodieGuy It definitely does!
Wow £4 that is very expensive very good video thank you 😊
You’re welcome 😊
*Fantastically presented and reviewed the New Twisted Yorkshire filled lasagne 🙌👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻*
I can totally see how the flavour would drown out the Yorkshire pudding. The crusty top or the crumb sounds like a real texture enhancement as does the crispy Yorkshire . an instant thought that the Yorkshire is a vessel for the lasagne. Lasagne is a delicately strong meal. Brilliant concept though.
Would I buy this? Probably. Well done all around. Very interesting.
Our pleasure!
Looked nice
Going on my Iceland shopping list
Best wishes Gareth
Cheers Kizzy, all the best to you 👍
The jury's out on this one! But thanks for another honest review 💜💜💜
You are so welcome!
Anyone ever had a English breakfast pizza ,my local cafe does them ,you can add red or brown sauce drizzled on top
Like I have said before what ever will they think of next Gareth,that lasagne Yorkshire pudding will have to try lol,great hilarious review as always,keep safe and well as always.
Hope you enjoy
£4 for that isnt cheap, but it sounds ok if its done well. With these filled yorkshires, id recommend covering for most of the cooking time and uncover for last 5-10mins to reduce the scorching and drying effect an airfryer can cause sometimes.
Yes my Airfryer would blast it out the kitchen haha
Custard filled Yorkshire pudding sounds nice
@@Frank75288 Oooh!! yes!!! custard tart Yorkshire. I used to make yorkshires for a snack on an evening... drizzled with golden syrup.
@@Frank75288 milk and jam works..
@@ritualchaos7182 our mum would make an extra large Yorkshire pud when we were kids. We would eat it with jam spread on for afters....it was lovely 😋
I used buy the big ready made yorkies and make what I called a Yorkshire pizza, which is basically making a pizza but replacing the pizza base with a yorky pud. Lovely. Also made a yorky breakfast, fill the pud with a full English. And finally, get the little ready made yorkies and fill them with Jam and cream. Never thought about lasagne, looks and sounds amazing, gonna have to try it.
Cheers pal
I find it helps for getting those plastic covers off frozen dinners and such to rub the sealed area all over with my thumb to warm the adhesive up a bit.
Cheers Ryan
I'll tell you what, the guy who sold the giant Yorkshire idea around should be getting a massive bonus and a nice corner office on the bosses floor.
looks good to me, maybe they should have made it like a garlic flavour, like garlic bread, that always goes well with lasagne x👍
Great idea!!
Looked yummy.
Just bought the Lewis Capaldi meat pizza because it was £2. Surprisingly good!
Yes good price 👍
I swear it’s more expensive in Tesco, I noticed them but didn’t buy one because it was £4 I think
@@Alexander_l322 Correct, Tesco is double the price. I’m guessing there’s a special agreement with Iceland. But instead of exclusive brand rights it’s an exclusive discount.
Looks really good, I think portion size is good for lunch, I would buy it. Good video
Yes I agree
Hi Gareth, myself I think a lasagne is best on its own when you cook a lasagne if you cook it longer it gives a nice crust around the lasagne taste beautiful. Because a lasagne in a Yorkshire pudding just a gimmick and £4 pounds not cheap, I remember iceland god you could spend £50 quid and you got loads of items but now them days have gone I think iceland now there food prices are sky high now to have a big shop in iceland now you need to take out a mortgage..thanks gaz doing a great job.
You're welcome
Maybe you should commission a team of top scientists to research the optimum seal to pass the seal peel test, you might get a decent nights kip 😄
Cheers pal
I have a brother who's exactly the same. It's a disorder, surely ?
Gareth, much as love your reviews, please drop this seal peel stuff 🫣
Looking at that, I would say that the yorkshire pud is basically a plate you can eat, as in it is a holder for the lasagne. I would try one, if we had an Iceland near us. I love lasagne so would love to give it as a go!
Yes good point. A holding vessel.
I def wouldn’t fancy a. Lasagne in a Yorkshire but some people might like it, another good video thank you ❤
Glad you enjoyed it
Hi there, another great video like always just to say lasagna isn’t my favourite thing I’ve never seen in a Yorkshire pudding I don’t know if I would like it or not, but like I say to you all the time brilliant to watch. Keep up good work
Sounds great!
Good honest review 🍻
Thanks 👍
Fantastic review bro
Much appreciated
Lidl do pizza for 99p. Still need to add a few bits but you need that on all pizzas you buy.
I found that Aldi do an exceptional Lasagne from their Gastro range (like Tesco Finest) using British Beef I think around £4.00. It's the best pre-made Lasagne I've tasted. Also nice adding at the end would or would not buy again, that's a good touch.
Yes think I've reviewed it. Cheers pal.
I love Gareth's review's he covers some quirky stuff 👌
Thank you.
I’ve yet to try it but I think that you have asked the wrong question. Surely the question should be “Does the Yorkshire pudding need the sheets of pasta?” Just put the meat ragu sauce straight into the pudding and add a layer of cheesey bechamel sauce, cook so the top starts to take a little colour and serve with a couple of slices of garlic bread and a small garnish of parsley .
Haha yes
Great review Gareth, my thoughts... 18months ago if it was released, the price would have been £2.. as that's possibly what it's worth mate.
Yes good price pal 👍
I've just seen that Iceland now do Cathedral City mac and cheese bites if you want to give them a whirl some time .
Cheers Ronnie
Nice combination 👍
I tried a filo pastry chicken curry pizza in NZ 15 years ago, a similar texture to the fray bentos pies. Nice enough.
Sounds great!
This is weird one IMO. When I eat a lasagne I dont have craving for it to have been incased in a circular batter 😅. Top marks for being something different, but not for me. Well done for giving it a go 😊 👍
Cheers pal
It didn't look too bad to me but for £4 I'd want something that at least filled the packaging, and even the Yorkshire didn't fill the tinfoil dish. Being tight, I'd say £2 maybe, £4 definitely NO!!
Totally agree
Got one of these baking in the oven as we speak, can't wait lol
Enjoy pal
@@BaldFoodieGuy it was okay, nothing special, probably won't buy it again tbh
Hi Gareth, thanks for the review, that did look tasty, but like you said pricey for what it is, believe it or not are daily allowence for cheese is only 6 grams! That's for an adult, but I don't think many people stick to that, it's about 4 slices, I love cheese, it's my biggest downfall! But hey no one is perfect! Cheers again for taking the time to review all these different foods, I do appreciate it, 🙂
Thank you 😊
Garfield's the only one to judge a lasagne
Haha
Gareth said to the other week about the Lewis Capaldi Pizza you have to try them were £4 now £2 i bought 5 this week just about fit in the freezer, without a doubt one of the best frozen pizzas, you have to try soon 🍕🍕
Yes great price pal
Mama Mia, ..... thata crazy combination.
One 🐑 two 🐑 three 🐑 four.
Five 🐑 six 🐑 seven 🐑 is there anymore.
There you go Gaz.
A bit of sleep therapy for your seal peel failure insomnia.
I agree, Nahh! lasagna doesn't belong in a Yorkshire Pudding. But still it has a very popular following, so there's definitely a few who do agree.
A Pudding that size would be better filled with British 🇬🇧 Beef, veggies and gravy being served up to Royal Britannia.
Nice review today Gareth.
Cheers 👍🤤😀
Haha I'm tired now John 😴 🤣🤣 all the best pal 👍
Ah c'mon everyone knows there aren't enough sheep in the world to count in order to get sleep after a seal/peel catastrophe! There is no known sedative either🤣🤣✌️
@@martindunstan8043 🤣
Hiya. It looked nice but I wouldn't pay 4 quid for it. I watched you make prawn curry last night and have ordered all the ingredients, defo for tea tomorrow lol
Great 👍
hi after you vlog on the giant yorkshire pud with chicken meal i wnt to aldi but could not find it i asked a member of staff and i was told they have stopped selling it do you know if iceland sell it thank you for your vlog
You're welcome 😊
Hi Gareth, I think the original chef must has been smoking something, for that combination. It's like a students munchy. You could have that alongside a Baguette with pot noodle filling.Thanks for the review. 👍
Haha yes maybe pal.
Never seen it in lceland and it looks good and I will try it 🥧❤️
Hope you enjoy
@@BaldFoodieGuy I will do
Hey Gareth!!!!! ❤ 😊
Looks good !! Italy meets UK
Yorkshire pudding should be filled with full sunday dinner
Lasagne should be served with garlic bread
Definitely Gary
Good video Gaz. Not sure I fancy that though - a gimmick too far maybe.
You’re putting out a lot of quality videos lately - how do you find the time? All the best.
Thanks 👍
Had that Lewis calpaldi meat one a few days ago £2 plus staff discount it was banging gonna get some more when I’m next on shift absolute bargain 😋😋😋
Nice one pal
Please try find the best pizza base in your shopping expeditions. That way we can buy the best base and make our own toppings.
Great video Gaz at least it was full and looks tasty but the cheap pizza won on cost 🤣 you can always upgrade a cheap pizza keep up with the quality videos 👏👏👍👍
Cheers Peter
I buy Aldi’s cheapo pizzas and pimp them up with added cheese meats chilli herbs n spices-makes an ordinary meal into a spectacular party in my mouth…😜😋🎉
@@billmagowan1492 exactly the easiest way to do it 👍👍
I would have to try this carb overload just once too see what it's like, I bet Italians are running away in disbelief!😮😮😮
I’m half Italian and that is beyond revolting. As pointless as a pizza sandwich! 🤢 Good review though Gaz!
Some funny old concoctions around now Gareth.
Yes mate, good trying then though lol
You should try the Morrisons Stone Baked pizzas,they are £3.49 or two for £6,I like the spicy toppings pepperoni or meat feast,another enjoyable video,for some reason after watching your videos I am always hungry
Thanks for the tips!
Not for me at quid captain. Good review 👍 👏
Cheers Captain
Serving suggestion = a photo of it. What's the suggestion? Eat it? Great suggestion.
Who on earth dreamed that one up? Has to be one of the weirdest combinations.
Yes it's different Reaper
Whatever next Yorkshire pud is meant for filling with gravy on a Sunday
No wonder Iceland are closing shops as they are trying anything to get sales and they think that nearly all there dishes have to have cheese in so they must have a cheese factory somewhere and this is the only way to sell it so it seems.
Told you before about having a wobbly selfie stick 😀
Haha
I suppose pasta and Yorkshire’s have similar ingredients. Not sure they belong together, looked interesting though 😊
Yorkshire puddings lend themselves to almost any filling from roast beef to curry, or even a sweet filling apple pie and custard for instance. I can see a good lasagne working well in a Yorkshire. Four quid mind I would have liked to have seen something a little deeper, the box shows half a minced cow but they always do.
I agree with what you say should not be together better on there own I will not be rushing out to by it
I thought of the rare steak comment straight away lol
Haha I missed it lol
Counter intuitive, but carbs on carbs eg chipshop butty is anathema in the US, until they taste! Yum 😋
My personally get a some nice buns from supermarket, then dirty the chipshop chips with cheese (oven baked bacon an optional extra). Get the chips home ASAP. And assemble.
Either me or sig other does the bacon while other collects the chips.
Nice butter on white rolls complete the set.
Sounds great!
For a moment I thought it was April 1st! Lol
Haha
Surely the "cheese" that's oozing out is actually béchamel sauce (or besciamella since it's supposed to be Italian)?
Don’t think about buying in from chain , make your own especially if you have kids . So much fun . The dough costs pennies and you can con the kids to do the hard work , then make base as thin and crispy as you want . Then the easy bit lay out all the toppings and give kids free rein they will love it and will probably taste better than bought
Good idea
Oh man. If that was a salmon one, I could go for it right now.
I do like yorkies but not with a lasagne! What will they think of next?😂
Yes who knows lol
They need to make a fried breakfast filled Yorkshire pud.
Yes I'm surprised they haven't
4 POOOUUNDS ! Get in, yorkie. If tha keeps them there sideburns on, it'll be " na then, Amos".
Yeah thanks 👍🏻
No problem 👍
Tip: get yourself a Morrison's Savers beef lasagne, 400g for 85p, and 200g of excellent Yorkshire puddings from Sainsbury's for 48p. 😉
Thanks for the review. .seems a bit of a weird combination.
You're welcome
Spot on , in Alabama!!
Cheers Chris, spot on
Takeaway priced pizzas are ridiculously expensive but I'd still rather have one of them rather than a frozen one which is never as good. Same goes for oven chips, I've given up on these nowadays as well considering that most of them seem to taste like cardboard.
You can put oven chips in your deep fat fryer if you have one.
Or even better cut potatoes and fry..can't beat home made chips 🤌
Some of them are good for the price though. I'm simply not paying £15 for a pizza when if you find the right £2 one it's almost as good. Morissons 79p thin crust one is good, Ristorante are good, Lewis Capaldi cheese is good, the old La Bottega ones were better than Domino's. Even then There's fresh ones like Morissons Best stonebaked range that are consistently better than takeaway for less than half the price.
There aren't many excuses for wasting money on domino's besides admitting you just prefer it over perfectly reasonable alternatives.
I like that but Twisted is expensive in comparison to other dishes.
NOM NOM NOM IM HUNGRY NOW LOL
The best homemade thing i did with a giant yorkshire pud was cook some beef mince with onions and peas it was delicious ,, can you tell i live alone lol🙂
As seen on social media, there's a sign of the times right there 😥
Bloody hell how many ingredients must be one of the most ever! Good video 🤕
Cheers Mike
Gareth, your a right old pudding 😂😂😂
🤣
That's a bonus, it weighs more than advertised.
Yes I thought so
I hate that. To Gareth seal and peal 😂 great video xx👍👍👍👍pizza prob not selling Gareth paying for a name no thanks xx👍👍
Cheers Frances xx