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| ASIN | B0BM4N8J6P |
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| Customer Reviews |
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| Date First Available | 15 Nov. 2023 |
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Texture Issues
So I've been eating this pesto on a regular occurrence and whilst the flavour is there in the back of my head, there was something confusing about the texture. Normally, it's combined into a sauce to add a basil punch, so the overall pesto-to-pasta ratio is always pretty minimal; however, I recently made gnocchi and used this pesto as the sauce, and the texture of this pesto is pretty bad. One of the included ingredients is bamboo fibre - it's before 'Pine Nuts’ (1%) and after 'Cashew Nuts’ (5%) in the ingredient list, so it contains between 1.9 grams and 9.5 grams of 'Bamboo Fibre' in the jar. The main reason I looked into this is as you take a spoon of the pesto out of the jar, you can see hair-like strands, and whilst it's 100% edible, it kind of gets stuck in your mouth as you're eating it. It's strange; I imagine they've added it to provide a more fibrous texture, but once you know it’s there, it's a struggle to eat this. I do not mind bulking agents, stabilisers, and thickeners in food, and bamboo is natural too, but I think the recipe needs fixing. Maybe replace the bamboo fibres with a powdered version. It's definitely not the norm to use bamboo; both Morrisons and ALDI (UK) do not include bamboo in their similarly priced (standard range) pestos.
