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Tasty Penne pasta, baby spinach, grape tomatoes, mushroom and onion in an Alfredo sauce, served in a delicious puff-pastry bowl.
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Review by: vivid (Matt)
Dated: 29th of August, 2009
Didnt really go for this one too much myself. Not really into the whole 'vegetarian' scene too much so it has to be something pretty spectacular to grab my attention after more then 2 bites.
There wasnt anything WRONG with this, as far as I could tell, but there wasnt anything that really leapt out and grabbed my tastebuds and screamed "YOU HEARING ME THERE?!"
For a vegetarian eater this would probably be a delightful snack or dinner, but I need more meat in my meals if they dont have that X-factor.
All in all, not the worst encounter I have had with vegetarian stuff, and it certainly has a lot going for it. I just wonder though, do they use anaimal fats in the puff pastry on this one too?
Review by: tucker (Karl)
Dated: 12th of July, 2009
Though a fresh fan of the other pasta in this range, one must always be first amongst equals... and one must come last. Unfortunately, this one comes in last place, but only due to the lack of meat. Yes, I know... it's a vegetarian dish, but I am a real omnivore... I like the meat with the veges.
I thougbht the cherry (or grape) tomatoes were a really nice addition... sweet and juicy, full of flavour to offset the slightly bland alfredo sauce. The baby spinach was great too, it added colour and texture... not much flavour, but none the less it was a great addition.
Overall, another great addition to the Domino's range. If you happen to be a vegetarian, you'll probably adore this, though no vegan would touch it I dare say, due to the butter in the puff pastry bowl. Personally, I was glad I tried it, but it's one I will leave for those who prefer meat-free dishes.
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