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Vegetable Sweet & Sour

A Chinese style dish made with a mix of peppers, pineapple, waterchestnuts and baby corn in a tangy sweet and sour sauce.

Code 1519
270g
£3.25
Ingredients

Vegetable Sweet & Sour (270g)

Water, Peppers (16%) (Red, Green), Sugar, Onion (8%), Pineapple (8%), Water Chestnuts (8%), Carrot (8%), Baby Corn (8%), White Wine Vinegar, Modified Maize Starch, Tomato Puree, Garlic, Ginger, Salt, Colour (Paprika Extract).

For Allergens, including Cereals containing Gluten, see ingredients in CAPITALS.

Nutritional Information

Vegetable Sweet & Sour (270g)

Per Serving (270g) Per 100g
Calories 211kcal 78kcal
Energy 886kj 328kj
Fat 0.50g (of which saturates 0.00g) 0.20g (of which saturates 0.00g)
Carbo­hydrates 45.9g (of which sugars 35.9g) 17.0g (of which sugars 13.3g)
Fibre 3.5g 1.3g
Protein 2.4g 0.9g
Salt 1.30g 0.49g
Simple to Prepare

Vegetable Sweet & Sour (270g)

For best results please microwave.
Microwave:
Remove sleeve, pierce film several times and place in microwave.

The following is a guide only.
850W microwaves: Full power for 1 minute 45 seconds.
1000W microwaves: Full power for 1 minute 15 seconds.

After heating allow to stand for 1 minute, then carefully peel back the film, then stir and serve.
(CAUTION: hot steam may escape)
DO NOT REHEAT.

Hob:
Empty contents into a saucepan.
Warm on a low heat, stirring occasionally until piping hot.

Make sure food is hot throughout and serve.

Easy to Store

Store your meals in a cool, dry cupboard – no fridge or freezer needed.

Our slow-cooking method keeps them safe and tasty without added preservatives. Just keep them away from direct sunlight and enjoy whenever you're ready.

Ready in minutes

Microwave or Hob

Cupboard Stored

LF
Low Fat
GF
Gluten Free
AF
Alcohol Free
V
Vegetarian

Elizabeth's meal memories

It seemed like overnight everyone was experimenting with vegetables in new ways. I’d only ever boiled or roasted mine, but I wanted to see what the fuss was about. Onion, pepper, carrot, even pineapple, all tossed in a sticky, tangy sauce. I knew sweet and sour vegetables were a hit because the kids kept asking for the “funny fruity mix” for weeks after.