Another review from the Approved Food Haul, its been almost a month in trying to get this done, things get busy and i'm sorry. But this is quite a nice combination in its own right. This cost £0.50 each and was not easy to find if it was not for Approved Food. Amazon do have it as well.
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The Bottle.
The designs is the classic tiny heinz style that is well known and somewhat respected, this, along with a nice picture of chick drumsticks and lettuce. The ingredients are the same causal ones a curry sauce needs, gherkins, mustard etc.
The front of the bottle
The Back of the Bottle
The Pouring.
For this review, a simple snack of a Penguin will do it. So, a plate with the sauce and Penguin it was.
The Plate and the Penguin.
I managed to unwrap the seal at the top which can be hard with one hand but its not really a fault of the sauce. But then it squeezed out and it was pretty much the same colour the bottle had inside.
The Cover
The inside of the bottle
The Taste Test.
Now this pretty was tasting like curry sauce but there was a hint of Mango in that taste, so it does really taste like what it says on the tin, as it were. But it can leave a very strong smell of curry on your fingers too.
The Sauce and the Penguin
the Tasting
It was a nice little one to eat and I would certainly be ideal to mix with other foods to make the flavour that little bit extra. With that in mind.
omracer's Rating: 6/10
The Good Points:
Nice Value if you find the right price
Very strong flavour
Easy to use
The Bad Points:
Quite Hard to find
The curry can be quite stand and overpowering the mango
Normal Price might not look attractive as it seems.
More reviews coming soon, one might have a slush of a time with me.
Well, with a Approved Food Haul being in place, things were looking nice, since Aloe vera juice I always had to keep up to keep me going, maybe even lose some lbs but never the less, it was a nice drink that appeared in the order. Some Pokka Aloe Vera Grape Juice. The cost of it was £0.33 a can so the price might be worth it, or will it be...
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The approved Food Haul
The Can
Well the Can was designed in White, green and purple. It was plain but also it was colourful in the logo. But hey, things go nicely. The can was a 300ml one, which is a bit less than what most cans contain for that size. There was a hint of purple for the grape and also light faded green for that. There is also a stick for the British health info and the ingredients as well.
The front of the can
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The bottom of the can
The Tasting.
It was actually a normal still can of aloe Vera juice, the colour was the same as the ones from Holland and Barrett, more pulp than the Poundland ones and well it was familiar in the few ways. I poured it into a bailey's glass to show off the effect of it.
The drink
When i gulped it down, it didn't taste any difference to aloe Vera juice at all, no strong taste of grape, maybe a low key taste to it. But it felt like Aloe Vera juice in a can, well it was that pretty much.
The Conclusion:
All in all, it was a standard feel to this can of aloe vera.
omracer's Rating: 6/10
The Good Points:
Aloe Vera Juice in a can.
VERY good value for money from Approved Food.
Easier to have a chilled refreshing drink.
The Bad Points:
Can be hard to find in shops.
The taste of grape is not there.
The normal price would not be worth it for this can.
Well that was it for this review, there will be more from the Approved Food Haul to review soon.
