Curry kits

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Followmeandmydog · 26/04/2025 17:31

I’m noticing more and more curry kits in the supermarkets. I’ve tried a couple of the Spice Tailor ones which I liked. If you’ve tried any what did you reckon? Any recommendations? I usually make curry from scratch but I liked how quick and easy they are.

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Followmeandmydog · 28/04/2025 14:39

TheLadyIsAVamp · 28/04/2025 13:24

There used to be an amazing place called Curry Frenzy which closed down years ago and I've been searching for a replacement ever since. They were so affordable and had such a huge range.

I've recently tried these ones after seeing them on Tiktok and loved them. A bit pricey I think at £1.50 per portion before adding the fresh ingredients but they have all been so tasty, definitely restaurant quality.You can use the code WELCOMEOFFER for 20% off

https://mattcooperbites.com/shop/

I've also tried East at Home, both the kits and the sauces which were ok but I found the sauce a bit thin and again a bit expensive. I think those are available on Amazon now.

Have been wanting to try Gymkhana for a while so will definitely get some now I've seen it recommended here.

I will add I do regularly make currys from scratch too but I just like trying stuff like this out.

Thank you 😊

I also cook curry regularly but I don’t mind paying to have these sorts of options in the cupboard too, I use chickpeas and prawns mainly. I will enjoy dabbling into all these different suppliers!

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cudbywestrangers · 28/04/2025 19:39

Bang curry and sultan of spice both do nice spice blends- just fry an onion, add water to the spice blend then add meat/ veg/ tomatoes/ coconut milk etc and cook through...

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