Discover what the internet is saying about Tastesmiths.
Yay or nay?
Upgraded Reviews scanned the web to find out what real users are saying about Tastesmiths.
See the highlights below and decide for yourself!
Table of contents
- ✅ Pros
- ❌ Cons
- ⚖️ Summaries
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✅ Pros
“The whole meal was super simple to prepare.”
“Tastesmiths help page on their own website contains extra guidance on slow cooking for cheaper cuts of meat.”
“The beauty of cooking for yourself is you can make your meal exactly to your own taste.”
“You just need to add an onion and two tomatoes to the kit.”
“Based on the vegetables and meat needed to complete the dish, you’d average around £10 to complete the ingredient list.”
“The Tastesmiths kits can easily be adapted for the slow-cooker.”
“The kits keep in the fridge for a couple of weeks or can be frozen until you need them so this is a fab gift to give someone a few taste adventures.”
“The curry was made pretty quickly, which is what I like.”
“The only other items in their recipe you have to provide are water, salt and oil and perhaps a little sugar to taste.”
“Each kit includes a mix of dried herbs, fresh herbs and ingredients like fresh garlic, ginger and lemongrass.”
“Their instructions provide some alternative steps for using veggies.”
“If you don’t want to buy a gift box, you can also order the individual Tastesmith kits on Amazon.”
“I really can’t stress how useful these kits are.”
“The recipe was easy to follow.”
“The packaging itself is mainly transparent allowing supermarket customers to view the content.”
“I found both kits really fun to make! It made me realise how much I do enjoy cooking.”
“The instructions were extremely easy to follow.”
“You can choose from a four or six kit gift box and which recipes to include.”
“The Tastesmiths Curry Kits are available direct from the company or from selected retailers like Amazon.”
“You could make any curry as spicy as you want.”
“The taste of both kits was authentic and flavoursome.”
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❌ Cons
“The Tastesmiths kits are not hugely cheaper.”
“The flavours were there but, not with huge depth due to what I think were spices in too smaller quantity.”
⚖️ Final Say
Read the summaries of what reviewers think about Tastesmiths below.
“For the speed, convenience and experience, the £3.59 price tag is I believe well worth it for at least the trial of a few dishes.”
“I really can’t stress how useful these kits are – I’ve been telling everyone I know about them, and my mum and the in-laws are now keen to try them out, so we’ll be taking some kits up to Yorkshire, when we go up there to visit in a couple of weeks!”
“The result was a pretty nice curry, with a good spicy kick, although a little bit unbalanced towards the ginger garlic for my personal taste. You may love that, of course. I certainly didn’t dislike it and I’ll be interested to see if I can come up with a Madras in a similar style nearer to my own preference. All in all, a pretty good result”
“Both kits were extremely simple to make and there was no waste, as you are given the exact amounts which you need in each kit. The Tastesmiths meal kits range from £2.75 to £3.50 for one. The taste of both kits was authentic and flavoursome. Each pack happily served the both of us (me and Kiel), but you could easily serve up to 4 people.”
“If you know someone who loves spicy food then this gift box with give them the seasonings they need to make authentic curries, jerk dishes and chillies. Each kit includes a mix of dried herbs, fresh herbs and ingredients like fresh garlic, ginger and lemongrass. You can choose from a four or six kit gift box and which recipes to include.”