Pasta Pronta vs. Pasta Subito

I'm a Migros fan and loved the Pasta Pronta more than anything.
They simply tasted very good - just Swiss quality.

I've just made myself a "vegetable" Pasta Subito. I thought it was just a new packaging, same manufacturer. Far from it. Because the whole thing tasted so funny when I stirred it in, I looked at the origin "Italy".

Does Migros need to sneak us consumers into EU quality at CH prices?
If I want EU food, I could buy it in Constance for half the price.

I want Swiss products and Swiss quality, otherwise there is no argument for me to buy at Migros.

Please return the Pasta Prontas. The remaining 4 bags will end up in the bin. I don't eat EU food.

Kind regards

Stefan

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All replies (10)

Guest

@einrad07 Thinking .... is a matter of luck! You were just thinking the wrong way! What does the EU have to do with it? You bought "Pasta Subito" instead of "Pasta Pronta" ... you'll just have to put up with it now: Hold your nose and then a spoon for grandpa, one for Jesus, ... quick-quick-quick-quick! You'll survive! ( ;= (x) (( ... and next time you buy DECECCO pasta and not one of those "quick-**bleep****".

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einrad

Answers are also a matter of luck. I don't like the way you write so I don't even want to go into it. Pasta Pronta no longer exists, or am I wrong?
I want Swiss products and quality. Whether you want to understand that or not.

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Guest

I have no idea whether pasta Pronto still exists ... I don't eat that kind of fast food out of a bag.

There are a lot of products in Migros that are good and also some that you (or I) find bad. The "real" Migros pasta, for example, is as good as pasta from DECECCO, but whether it is better is a matter of taste. I think all Migros pasta sauces are horrible.

Sometimes that's because we just don't like these products ... and sometimes the products are simply bad. Where a product comes from is not a criterion ... There are also products from Switzerland that are "just awful", or that we classify as such. I, for example, find all "Heidi" products from Migros atrocious! I really like Frey chocolate. Ragusa too ... but you can chase me away with LIND chocolate! But LIND chocolate has a huge advantage ... I eat at most half a bar of it ... then I get so sick that I don't eat any more chocolate for 8 days ... so I can reduce my chocolate consumption by 200%.

Stop with your "nationalism" ... the fact that the SWISS cows in the Aldi commercials poop in a SWISS yard ... doesn't make SWISS products any better.

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einrad

I don't really care whether you eat them or not. That wasn't the question. I would like to have the old quality back with this product. Do you feel an inner urge to add your two cents everywhere? Become a politician.

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Guest

Hello@einrad

Thank you for your message. It's a shame that you don't like the Pasta Subito. I've already asked what happened to the Pasta Pronta and also passed on your feedback about the Pasta Subito.

As soon as I hear from the product range manager, I'll get back to you here.

Best regards
Tanja

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einrad

Thank you very much?

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moz79

@einrad

I understand the disappointment. But did the remaining bags have to end up in the trash? Surely there's always someone who would be grateful for them?

Greez moz

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einrad

My girlfriend thought so too and successfully prevented it ;) Sometimes I'm a bit impulsive, it's good that my partner is a calming influence :)

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Guest

Hello@einrad

I have contacted the person responsible for the product range. According to his information, we have not had Pasta Pronta in our range for several years.

Of 37 Subito dishes, 28 are from Swiss production and we always look at the quality of the pasta products and rely on several suppliers. All of them are specialists in the field of dry ready meals. Before introducing a new variety, we taste samples from all suppliers and then select the right supplier (with a focus on quality). Depending on the variety and flavor, one supplier or another can score points. The quality of the products always comes first.

Perhaps you will find an alternative in our range that tastes better to you.

Best regards
Tanja

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einrad

Thanks for the competent answer :)

I bought 4 new varieties that I had never eaten before (e.g. with vegetables) and as they tasted so stale I looked at the label and then realized that they are not produced in Switzerland. The other bags also said Made in Italy (all new varieties). So I thought that they all came from Italy. Mistake uncovered. Thank you :)

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