We couldn't resist, as we can't whenever we see something reduced to 20 cents, and we bought the whole lot.
Now we have a freezer full of tofu which is pretty tasty, and makes an easy addition to a meal. It just needs to be heated up quickly in a frying pan, and it goes wonderfully with veggies.
It's a good add-in to a stir fry.
And if you cook it on hot enough heat, it sort of caramelizes, making the perfect accompaniment to pan-fried potatoes and mushrooms.
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This is hilarious - my supermarket had this exact flavour for $1 the other week :P It's always been too expensive for me to try too but I made an exception at that price (although now I'm thinking I may have been ripped off! Where's my 20c?).
I only had the 1 packet but did find it extremely easy and versatile - almost enough to convince me the full price may be worth it in future. Perhaps.
Haha my supermarket only ever takes a few cents off the price :(
I like to eat that tofu straight from the packet. It's also awesome on a sandwich :)
We had this on burgers yesterday for lunch and were discussing our price limit for this... I think up to $1.50 each would be worth buying a handful (maybe not 20), but any more than that and we're too thrifty (tightasses).
You have *no* idea how often I look in my local Coles to find marked-down flavoured tofus. NEVER. Never ever. I'm so envious; 20c! Always just the plain firm for me... Why won't some of it almost-go-off already?!
Stupid inner city Sydney coles is a jerk when it comes to marking down tofu, as in they just don't do it.
And +1000 for eating straight from the packet! Easiest lunch EVER!
Say what? 20 cents? That is amazing! I have never seen anything reduced that much before. I probably would have bought the whole lot too.
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