| There have been many types of pasta, and 7 Eleven manages to produce a range that would be affordable at the same time have quality in them. They’re part of the Fresh range of meals, desserts, and salads that can be found in all of their stores. But the pasta range were underrated for being a lunch meal, but still have quality that made them a must have for those wanting something that’s not a rice meal.
Creamy Ziti pasta is one of the pasta produced under the Fresh branding by 7 Eleven. It’s made of cream cheese and marinara sauce, but some use alternatives in having them baked. It’s almost similar to the Lasagna, but not stacked having used macaroni, which also have local ingredients it making it more Filipino-style in making it. |
The consistency of 7 Eleven in making the branding more familiar is how they packaged all their pasta under the Fresh identity, where the top of the plastic tease the food in a very tiny window revealing its contents. The inviting image shows the product as well as the ingredients of the meal.
Despite being different from the ‘rice meals’ being marketed as a snack this pasta still is a good lunch meal, since most pasta are carbs that helps you make it through the day and they are unnoticed for some who would look at larger packaging because it is considered a heavy meal, and this one doesn’t show it until you have this meal.
Creamy in the Ziti
With all the pasta under the Fresh brand this one has a different take on the garlic bread, and it does make sense. The only thing that doesn’t is the food portion. Obviously to keep it under the budget you only get a smidge of the pasta goodness they have put together with thus dish.
The details is in how 7 Eleven manages to make you try this product, which is looks good and taste better than you least expected it. The smaller round shaped garlic bread was the good part of the meal and it was prepared well together with this dish.
Overwhelmingly Inviting
Not all pastas are created equal, but the Creamy Ziti has something to offer compared to its other pasta siblings under the 7 Eleven Fresh. It is unfortunate that there’s not enough to fill your desire to have this, and would be great if 7 Eleven decides to produce a larger product this could be one of them.
Creamy all the way to a Ziti of goodness, this pasta was just about right in all manner of goodness. It was great despite the food portions keeping it affordable. It is for those who just wants to have a good meal to past the time between work at the same time a good afternoon snack experience.
Overall good price for a budget meal, but unfortunately you have to get a second and third try to just fully satisfy this pasta. The garlic bread is different and that accounts to why this snack is also considered a lunch meal choice despite the diverse choices 7 Eleven has produced for lunch. This is one of them that makes the choice more interesting for everyone not having rice for that day.
- Food Quality: 4 out of 5
- Affordability: A
- Overall: Portions are not enough.
Creamy Ziti Pasta | Retailed at: ₱ 59.00 Pesos [$ 1.61 AUD | $ 1.13 USD]**
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