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Asda is proud of the fantastic range of curries we offer our 18 million customers every week. Our range comprises 49 curries - that's more than any other supermarket! From creamy korma to spicy vindaloo, we have a curry to suit all tastes.

Asda is officially the biggest takeaway in the country, with a dedicated curry takeaway counter in every superstore. Each Asda curry is developed with care by our long-standing supplier, S&A Foods. Founded by CEO Perween Warsi in her own kitchen, S&A Foods has been dedicated to providing authentic, high-quality curries for our customers for more than 20 years.

All our Asda curries are now Chosen by you, which means they are tried, tasted and approved by customers! Customers took part in over 350,000 individual blind taste tests involving over 55,000 customers from all over the country, to find out which flavours were liked the best. No product is included in our Chosen by you range unless it passes customers' taste tests - so when you pick up one of our curries, you can rest assured that people like you have deemed it delicious.

Asda's curry range also offers great value for money. We guarantee our customers' comparable grocery shopping will be 10 per cent cheaper than Tesco, Sainsbury's, Morrisons and Waitrose - or we'll give you the difference (plus one penny) back. The ASDA Price Guarantee is simple to use: just enter a few details from your receipt on our website to compare your bill to equivalent totals at the other supermarkets.
(click to link to ASDA curry microsite )

Curriesonline.co.uk, the UK's leading Online takeaway ordering and table reservation service dedicated to the Indian restaurant industry. Curriesonline was formed to give people who love Indian cuisine a one stop service for all their Indian Takeaway needs. With 100's of restaurants and takeaways spanning the whole country you are sure to find one local to you.

Already with a base of more than 100,000 registered users, who are using the service on a daily basis, curriesonline.co.uk are quickly becoming THE place to Order an Online Indian Takeaway or reserve a Table at your favourite Indian restaurant.

They set themselves apart from all other online ordering sites because they claim to be the specialists in their field. Managing Director Shamin Hoque says "Being a restaurant owner myself I didn't like being associated with kebab shops and pizza parlours on the same result page as my restaurant when I was with one of the other online ordering sites, so I set out to find a company that deals with solely Indian cuisine". On not finding what he was looking for Shamin, with a vast IT background decided that there was a gap in the market for a service of this sort and hence Curriesonline.co.uk was born and as they say, the rest is history

www.curriesonline.co.uk

Patak’s was founded in 1957 by Gujarati Brahmin Laxmishanker G Pathak after he arrived in London from Kenya with only £5 in his pocket with his wife and six children. He could not get authentic Indian food locally so, from his kitchen in Queen’s Crescent, Kentish Town, he and his wife, Santaguary, started making authentic Indian foods to sell to the local Indian immigrant population. In 1958 they opened a shop at 134 Drummond Street, London NW1 selling Indian goods and groceries. In 1962 LG Pathak started to use surplus vegetables from the shop to create pickles and Patak’s world-famous Lime Pickle was born – pickles quickly became a mainstay of the business. In 1976, son Kirit went on a spice buying trip to India where he met and married his wife Meena. She quickly became the face of the brand and pioneered the education of Indian foods to the masses through her media role and recipe books. By 1997, when LG Pathak died, the brand had become hugely successful having been voted one of the fastest-growing brands in the UK three years in a row by Nielsen.

Now, Patak’s is the No 1 Indian food brand in the UK - worth £49m - selling a wide range of delicious cooking sauces, curry pastes, chutneys, pickles, pappadums and naan breads. Patak’s is committed to producing authentic, quality, great-tasting Indian foods and is a proud sponsor of National Curry Week 2011.

www.pataks.co.uk

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