Recipe To Riches

[helenjoy1]

Did anyone purchase the potato croquettes from Woolworths I was wondering what they tasted like?

[kengillard]

no...sorry.

[cat_mioux]

I don't want to watch a 30 min Woolies ad for their products.

[daydream**believer]

reports say they are far to expensive and greasy

[mcrfan888]

They were $5.99 for a pck of ten, so not particularly expensive.  I bought a few packs - they are delish!!!  Not greasy.  You cook them in the oven and let them sit for a few minutes, otherwise they fall apart.  Only problem I had was I thought they needed a bit of salt, but I use far too much salt, anyway.

[helenjoy1]

Thanks mcrfan been wanting to try them but my oven died last week .

[**tay**]

I read the Woolies FB page, and people were saying they were tasteless.

[the_hawk*]

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@mcrfan888 wrote:

They were $5.99 for a pck of ten, so not particularly expensive.  I bought a few packs - they are delish!!!  Not greasy.  You cook them in the oven and let them sit for a few minutes, otherwise they fall apart.  Only problem I had was I thought they needed a bit of salt, but I use far too much salt, anyway.

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Your kidding you can buy 10kg of spuds for tha many $$

[ten*teeny*tiny*toes]

I bought them..they were soggy, fell to bits and tasted processed.
My youngest re-named them Croq-wets.

[the_hawk*]

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@ten*teeny*tiny*toes wrote:
I bought them..they were soggy, fell to bits and tasted processed.
My youngest re-named them Croq-wets.

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Big difference between having something freshly made and coming out of a freezer