KTC Spinach Puree 800 g (Pack of 12)

great value. great spinach.

Arrived fast and well packaged. Good finely chopped spinach, saves a ton of work and time cleaning and chopping loads of fresh spinach! I use this to make Saag, ( shown with paratha in the two photos uploaded) adding my own spices and greens of choice etc. Yummy, never fails. Fantastic to get it delivered to my door, as it is heavy, and a good sell by date so no need to rush to use it all.

Larger that average can size - think big dog food can rather than soup can sized.Spinach is finely chopped but not creamed so is ideal for bakes etc - it still has texture and 'chew' whereas the term 'purée' in the description might suggest otherwise.The cans are well filled with product and not overly taken up with salt water.Absolutely lve this and find it great value.

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This is really good taste, easy to cook and serve. packed with a rich and sweet taste for a quick and easy side dish.

Prior to buying this I was in the habit of buying a couple of different brands of 400g tinned spinach. Glad I found this as it's FAR better value. Being 800g tins I assumed I would get double the amount of my previous brands but these tins are absolutely crammed full of spinach, with so little water, that you're probably getting 3 times the amount of a typical 400g tin. Being pureed it doesn't have any of the tough stalky bits I've experienced before with other brands. Great mixed through pasta and for sag aloo!

Not a fan of canned vegetables but this was a case of needs must, during this crisis period when trying to get fresh foods proved to be far too stressful.This canned spinach is best for dahls, stews and soups. I used it to make spinach-rice, half a can to 250gm of basmati rice, 1 can of coconut cream using this can to add 2 cans of warm water to which dissolved 3 vegetable stock cubes, 1 star anise (or a piece of cinnamon) , some fresh thyme. Mixed it all in the special plastic rice-cooker for microwave then let it cook in the microwave for 10mins, stir it and cook for a further 5mins until its fluffy and moist (not wet and claggy), it should resemble 'Thai-style' sticky coconut rice but with spinach. Use it as a vegetarian dish or accompaniment for a fish or meat dish.

I usually buy Epicure tinned spinach but it is expensive and only intermittently available on Amazon. I am so glad I found KTC spinach puree. It comes in big 800g ring-pull tins. As others have said, there's no excess juice, just a great big tin packed full of delicious spinach. I had to check the ingredients to be sure no sugar had been sneaked in, but no, it's just a naturally sweet spinach without any bitterness. With 12 big tins in the pack, I can continue to enjoy spinach all through the winter.