Dear Old El Paso,
Have you ever seen Spinal Tap? There's
a scene in it when one of the band members is struggling to get the
right ratio between meat and cracker. I have a similar problem with
your Enchilada dinner kit.
Here's the issue: I've found, the
ultimate sauce/chicken ratio is 1.5 chicken breasts to 1 sachet of
tomato sauce, mixed with 15g of your spice mix. This makes 2 perfect
enchiladas with the right amount of sauce to soak into the tortillas.
I can then save the rest of the tomato sauce and spices for another
night of faux-Mexican goodness. What I'm left with however is a spare
4 tortillas. And then there are the sad occasions when the packets of
spice mix are short-changed and don't contain enough spices. Do I buy
2 boxes of your Enchilada dinner kit, taking some of the spice mix
from the new box, then again not having enough the next time round?
This then would leave me with 8 spare tortillas, no tomato sauce and
not enough spice mix. I'm not prepared either to buy your jarred
Enchilada sauce to add to my dinner kit – it's just not the same.
Please help me. I just can't solve my enchilada dilemma!
Please help me. I just can't solve my enchilada dilemma!
Sally
P.S. If you haven't seen Spinal Tap, I
suggest you do. Then you may fully understand the extent of my
meal-time problem.
Less than a week later I get a reply from Old El Paso - a lovely stock letter, not addressing the ratio issue at all. However the letter did have a nice £5 voucher attached to it. This time I went for the Fajitas box. Verdict: My dilemma is still unsolved. I doubt they care though.
Less than a week later I get a reply from Old El Paso - a lovely stock letter, not addressing the ratio issue at all. However the letter did have a nice £5 voucher attached to it. This time I went for the Fajitas box. Verdict: My dilemma is still unsolved. I doubt they care though.
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