Kershaws Homestyle Chicken Dinner, 400g (Frozen)

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So it got me thinking...surely there's a cheaper way of doing things? I was browsing the aisles of my local Morrison's recently when it came to me...'why not try a cheap microwaveable Sunday dinner instead?'

I won't lie to you, microwave meals are very much hit and miss. Don't get me wrong, you can get some beautiful British staples in microwave form which work - think sausage and mash, cottage pie etc - but some are a complete and utter abomination. At a time of uncertainty, we as a company hope that you our customers share in our vision of us working hard for each other and together looking after each other. Read more: I tried the best Sunday roast at a village bistro where you have to book weeks in advance Microwave Rating: IEC705 800W, Cook on full Power 11-11 1/2 mins, Leave to stand 1 min; Oven cook - From Frozen. Pre-heat oven to 200°C / 400°F / Gas Mark 6.At this time, we are not looking at a service reduction either in delivery days or telephone callage to our customer base. We are in fact looking to react if needed to any increased demand. The gravy, although initially appealing on a sight and smell basis, was highly disappointing also - tasting like cheap and nasty meat. It was also far, far too salty. And the beef at the bottom of the almost gelatinous pool tasted just as bad. Also it was deceivingly chewy for how razor thin it had been cut, and had to be chewed for about a minute before it went anywhere. While a normal microwave meal will only take zapping for 3-4 minutes before it's ready to consume, the Kershaw take's box instructed me to heat mine for 12 minutes on full power. I cut off the film lid covering the potato section, pierced the other portions and off it went.

Fortunately, at DWF we have a very experienced and supportive staff base that over the years, have learnt many different roles, and thus can be flexible in times of high demand.It’s important to highlight that Direct Wholesale Foods has every intention to continue to supply our customer base, especially at this time where we believe we are going to see an increased demand for frozen food.