>>301783An older British guy named Steve (from the
"Bit Of Munch" channel) is chowing down on greasy puff pastry slices bought at Iceland, the budget frozen food supermarket.
The video premiered on October 1, 2026, and is titled
"NEW Pastry Pantry Butter Chicken Slices ~ Food Review." The price and store hook: Steve shows off his haul from Iceland: a two pack of
"Butter Chicken Slices" (puff pastry filled with butter chicken) from the brand Pastry Pantry. The pack costs just £2.40, but he took advantage of Iceland's stellar "3 packs for £5.00" deal. With the receipt in hand, he calculates that each slice worked out to 85 pence.
Breaking down the back of the box: He reads the ingredients: it promises chicken breast in a creamy Indian style curry sauce, wrapped in puff pastry. Chicken makes up 20% of the product, plus 2% butter and 2% cream.
The ultimate air fryer test: Upon checking the cooking instructions, he’s taken aback to see that the box recommends just 6 minutes in the air fryer. Steve thinks the recommended heating time is total BS, barely enough to warm the chicken and crisp up the puff pastry, so he decides to give it 7 minutes just to be safe.
The desperate fat guy's move one cold, one hot:
Since he’s absolutely starving, he decides not to wait; he eats one slice stone cold straight from the package and the other piping hot, fresh out of the air fryer.
The "Full Center, Empty Edges" scam: He opens up the hot pastry to inspect it and spots the classic industrial rip off: almost all the damn butter chicken filling is clumped right in the middle of the bread, while the four corners are just hollow, dry puff pastry.
The screw up with the cold one: He sinks his teeth into the cold pastry and bites into the corner. As expected, it tastes like absolutely nothing because he’s biting into plain, cold bread with no filling.
The verdict on the hot one: He digs into the pastry fresh out of the air fryer, and his expression changes, the heat melts the fat and brings out the aromas. He confirms the sauce actually tastes like authentic Butter Chicken (creamy, buttery, and spiced with garlic and ginger, with zero heat).
The lazy microwave hack: Since he can't be bothered to wait another 7 minutes for the air fryer to heat up the second cold pastry, he decides to throw it in the microwave instead. He couldn't give a flying f*ck if the microwave leaves the pastry all soggy and doughy, as long as he can scarf it down quickly.
Final Verdict: Buying them at full price (£2.40) is a total rip-off, but if you get them on the 3 for £5 deal (85p each), they’re absolutely worth it for a quick binge.