Favourite things from Sainsburys?

[HaggisTheGreat]

I am very bored of our weekly shop and would like to try some new things. (I blame cooking endless bloody meals in lockdown!)
What interesting things do you buy Sainsbury’s? Or even more generally, what new foods have you recently discovered?
I order online so find it hard to just “browse”.

[AdoraBell]

Blueberry cheesecake.

[AlwaysLatte]

Their House Blend ground coffee is seriously good. People always ask what it is!

[JaniceBattersby]

Their own brand Tiramisu. Absolutely gorgeous.

All their own brand ice lollies and fake Cornettos. Mostly better than the originals.

Malibu pina colada in a can.

[Gotthetshirt23]

I miss Sainsburys, the nearest is tiny but making notes on all the things I'm fancying for when I next get to shop in a decent one .
Great shroom dogs - and I'm a meat eater
Great deal on gin - esp Gunpowder

Wish they'd bring back mignons morceaux !

[TooTrusting]

The Keralan curry paste is absolutely gorgeous. Just add a tin of coconut milk and whatever meat/prawns and veg you fancy.

[olderthanyouthink]

Chilli and tomato chutney

[chocolatespiders]

Gin with rhubarb and ginger in a can.

[EasilyDeleted]

My click and collect list is going to be massive this week .

Ours quite frequently has Staffordshire oatcakes which is nice as we live 150 miles away from Staffs.

[Houseplantmad]

Rosemary crackers. Yum!

[pinkpetal2]

Their chocolate cake think it's around £2.75 it's amazing.
Also I love their Cous cous it's in the fridge aisle in a pot £1.50 it's not to tangy tasting and really nice.

[InglouriousBasterd]

DD loves the lemon and coriander cous cous in the individual packs

I love the mixed bean (tinned) salad

The butternut squash croquettes are lovely as are the mozzarella bites

Their authentic Greek yoghurt is just as good as fage

[cariaaad]

Giant cous cous in a packet. Much better than the un-giant stuff! Cheap too.

[Ricepops]

They sell a box of Borders biscuits with several different flavours in which is reasonably priced and very good.

[PajamasnoDramas]

Dry black olives, cashew blue cheese, butter chicken, house moltepulciano and rose and pomegranate gin would be going on my list. Should pop in soon really, I love the sound of the frozen cherries and butternut squash croquettes.

[PajamasnoDramas]

Cashel blue cheese - no nuts involved as far as I can tell

[skankingpiglet]

The taste the difference kalamata olive bread. The one with the pointy ends, not the pavé. I always toast it then add butter with hummus or cheese
Olives are one of the few things my DCs don't like, but they (unfortunately) love this olive bread. I got away with a good few months before they tried it and discovered they liked it though...

[KoalaandRabbit]

TTD stilton

[PattyPan]

Fresh pineapple juice
Moroccan vegbabs
Indian lentil burgers
Dairy free ice cream, especially the vanilla one
Wholewheat tagliatelle
Brown basmati rice
They also used to do tinned apple slices which weren’t in juice/syrup but I haven’t been able to get them since lockdown. A good store cupboard standby for whipping up an impromptu crumble

I also have some Lego cards I am happy to post out as don’t have DC!

[Poppins2016]

Chorizo slices.
Oatmeal and raisin cookies.

Not own brand but I can only find it in Sainsburys - Sabra houmous (garlic and red pepper is my favourite).

[pinkpetal2]

I really love their mini corn on the cobs in the frozen area too

[cardoon]

On the strength of this thread I have placed my first home delivery order!
Complete with many of the suggestions - most looking forward to the Ecclefechan pies

[EerilyDeleted]

Well, I took delivery of breakfast slice (certainly did take me back to childhood), butternut squash croquettes (delicious) and Leon waffle fries (not tried yet) yesterday.

I will wait till a bit nearer Christmas for the Ecclefechan pies

Thanks to everyone that posted.

[PlaidMaid]

I love the salmon, spinach and cheddar en croute. Literally my favourite tea (worth the many calories). The garlic bread is also the best of any supermarket IMO. The garlic and herb croutons, sourdough farmhouse loaf, raisin whirls and salted caramel and chocolate pancakes also good 😋

[EerilyDeleted]

The salmon en croute is a regular here, bought one of those yesterday too.

[Tootletum]

The frozen pain au chocolat And croissants. They are frozen before cooking so you stick them in the oven for 30 mins and they're as fresh as a French bakery.