#BlogLife789 - Iceland's Indian/holiday range

I am squealing with excitement as I've just checked the Iceland website and the chicken spring rolls are finally here, woop woop.

It will be a miracle if they are in stock and I don't need to do a shop just yet but I'm adding them to the basket.

I also saw Crown Farms has done a range of new items, or maybe other places had them before but I've never spotted them.

Mini dal puris, vegetable pakoras, which I adore, that's it but I have got to sample them, even if Crown Farms has a nasty habit of making stuff ridiculously over peppered.

Plus there was these mini pizza bites, they look like itty bitty calzones ha.

Also I saw mini chicken tandoori koftas and tandoori is the best flavouring.

The chicken tikka spring rolls I hope are well seasoned. Oh and After Eight has a mini bag version of dark chocolate, which looks fun.

They are all reasonably priced and as I'm not eating much, snack foods are the way to go.

I've just unpacked the shopping and I'm pleased everything was in stock.

I had to grab the After Eight minis and try one, wow, the dark chocolate seems a tad bitter but when it pairs with the gooey mint, it's so delicious, that is my favourite mint chocolate pairing to date.

Highly recommended, it's a tiny bag, 7 small chocolates inside for £1.35 but considering it's a big brand name, it could have been way more expensive.

I actually bought things I've never heard of because they are vegetarian and I love trying new things, plus I know Mama would be interested as she's not into meat and chicken that much.

I'm not even sure I can describe them and Googly woogly was no help.

Noon Garah from Crown Farms and vegetable singhara. One looks like lil round discs, I don't know if they're plain or stuffed and the other looks like pyramids.

I just took advantage of the special offers and thought why not sample the range.

I'm not even sure how long to cook these things for, 10 minutes is usually the sweet spot. 

Alright most of these things are designed to be party food I assume, as they are minis.

Oh my just tried the chicken spring rolls, chicken and veggies inside and absolutely delicious, will be buying them again.

The mini pizza bites surprised me, I think it's just cheese and tomato in a kinda bready dough but my heavens, they seasoned that so nicely.

It's so tasty, it's not too much cheese or tomato, the perfect mix of each. I just realised what it's like.

Pizza crust, the edge bit, but softer and then filled, that is what it seems like, although I've never tried stuffed crust, I imagine this is similar.

The pizza bites are a pound. The spring rolls are £2.50 and have 12 inside.

I'm already stuffed and I've only had a lil brekkie. I'll take my time and sample things one by one, I'm surprised it all fit in the freezer.

When I cook the noon garah and singhara, then I can describe it better as right now, I'm just guessing.

I kinda feel like it's my own buffet, lil bits of random foods together but at least I'm eating something.