MorrisonsFine Green Beans 750g (Frozen)

It started as a simple quest for a quick, healthy side dish. Enter the Morrison’s Fine Green Beans (Frozen), 750g. They promised convenience, freshness, and a guilt-free addition to my meals. Little did I know, these green beans would become the culinary Swiss Army knife of my freezer.From last-minute stir-fries to experimental “gourmet” creations, these beans have been through it all. They’re dependable, versatile, and always there when I realize I’ve run out of fresh vegetables (a common occurrence). Plus, they’ve earned the ultimate seal of approval: the dog occasionally sneaks one off the floor and doesn’t immediately spit it out.The Encounter:Straight out of the bag, these beans look like they’ve been flash-frozen by some magical vegetable-preserving wizard. Bright green, slender, and perfectly portioned, they don’t have that sad, limp vibe some frozen veggies give off.Cooking them is a breeze—straight into the pan, steamer, or microwave, and within minutes, they’re good to go. No peeling, no trimming, just pure green bean simplicity. I tossed some into a quick stir-fry, and they held their shape and crunch like champions, absorbing the soy sauce and garlic while keeping that satisfying snap.Review:Pros:Convenience Galore: No prep, no mess—just grab a handful and toss them into whatever you’re cooking.Consistent Quality: Each bean is uniformly green, crisp, and fresh-tasting. No weird freezer burn or sad, shriveled impostors.Versatile Sidekick: Great in stir-fries, soups, casseroles, or as a steamed side dish. They even hold their own in salads after a quick blanch.Freezer-Friendly: With 750g in a bag, you’ve got plenty to last, and they don’t clump together, so portioning is easy.Budget-Friendly: A lot of veggie power for a small price tag.Cons:Dog Attraction: If one bean escapes to the floor, it’s as good as gone. The dog snatched one mid-cooking, leaving me questioning if he’d developed a taste for health food.Not as Crisp as Fresh: While they’re fantastic for frozen, they don’t quite match the snap of fresh green beans—but that’s nitpicking.Microwave Texture: They can get a little too soft if overcooked in the microwave. Stick to steaming or stir-frying for the best results.Unexpected Adventures:One night, I ambitiously tried to turn these into a “fancy” dish for a dinner party. Blanched, tossed with garlic butter, almonds, and a squeeze of lemon, they were a hit—until someone asked, “Are these fresh from the market?” I proudly declared, “Nope, straight from the freezer!” Cue shocked gasps and a round of applause for the beans.Another time, I used them in a soup and forgot to portion the bag properly. Half the bag ended up in the pot, resulting in what can only be described as “bean-heavy broth.” Surprisingly, no one complained.Final Thoughts:The Morrison’s Fine Green Beans (Frozen), 750g are a freezer staple that punch above their weight. They’re convenient, delicious, and versatile enough to make you look like a culinary genius—even when you’re not. Perfect for busy weeknights, unexpected dinner guests, or just sneaking more greens into your diet.Would I recommend them? Absolutely. 5 stars—for taste, convenience, and their uncanny ability to save me from veggie crises. Bonus tip: Keep a bag in the freezer at all times—you never know when you’ll need them (or when the dog will demand another snack).

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Never shopped for food on amazon on line morisons but really impressed shopping was delivered in strong paper bags and the fridge and freezer shopping had ice packs in really impressed

Tastes lovely

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