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the calabrian nduja was priced at 6.50,which i declined;the iberico was a more spicy 7.50,which i duly abstained upon.
however on visiting the deli counter i came across the waitrose chorizo sticks-now im a bit of a connoisseur in said snack and will as such apply a rating
texture-9/10
spicyness-8/10
value-8/10
so my verdict is probably the best out there.
however on visiting the deli counter i came across the waitrose chorizo sticks-now im a bit of a connoisseur in said snack and will as such apply a rating
texture-9/10
spicyness-8/10
value-8/10
so my verdict is probably the best out there.
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*waitrose chorizo sticks
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They saw you coming.
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I can't stand chorizo personally, far too salty and oily for my delicate palate.
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on a general rule the ' good ' supermarket versus the others has gone forever . you need the patience to work out the particular buyers for each and shop accordingly. you can find rubbish hams in waitrose , great goats cheese in asda , fab anchovies in lidl , etc , etc ....take your time . that is the one thing supermarkets don't like you doing .
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You're right, windsor knot. It's swings and roundabouts with supermarket produce these days.
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Agree slippy, and most foreign sausages are riddled with garlic to hide the taste of whatever is in there. Tuscan sausage is a notable exception.
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