Wallace and Gromit curry Wallace and Gromit is a popular British animated series that features the comedic and adventurous duo of Wallace, an eccentric inventor, and his loyal and intelligent dog, Gromit. Throughout the series, Wallace and Gromit engage in various misadventures and find themselves in hilarious situations. One episode that stands out is "A Matter of Loaf and Death," where Wallace and Gromit run a bakery business. In this episode, they become involved in a murder mystery while trying to solve the case of a serial killer called "Piella Bakewell." Piella is a former model who had a traumatic experience with bread and is causing trouble for Wallace and Gromit. Towards the end of the episode, Wallace decides to make a delicious curry for Gromit as a celebration of their success in catching the killer.
Feathers and Wallace originally kicked off when they first met although Wallace was unaware he was being manipulated by Feathers, once finding out he was a criminal, he soon turned on him and sought to help Gromit catch him.
He shows his bond for Gromit when he sacrificed himself to save him from falling but he was later brought back to life by Gromit by using a slice of stinking bishop cheese. However, his accent as voiced by the late Peter Sallis is from Sallis native Holme Valley in Yorkshire but in 2007, Wallace made a cameo appearance on Foster s Home for Imaginary Friends in the episode Ticket to Rod and he was voiced by Dwight Schultz.
Towards the end of the episode, Wallace decides to make a delicious curry for Gromit as a celebration of their success in catching the killer. However, due to Wallace's clumsy and absentminded nature, chaos ensues in the kitchen. This results in an explosive and comedic sequence as Wallace tries to salvage the situation and prevent the curry from becoming a disaster.
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We’ve collaborated with Aardman to bring you a cracking tea inspired by Wallace & Gromit. With its energising ingredients, perfect for sparking inventive ideas, it’s Wallace’s perfect morning cuppa!
Get the kettle on lad!
This cube, with 12 x single serves, will make a great gift for all Wallace & Gromit fans!
Ingredients
Sri Lankan Black Tea, Yerba Mate, Desiccated Coconut, Freeze-dried Cranberry, Natural Flavouring
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average rating 4.8 out of 5 Based on 5 reviews 5 Stars 4 Reviews 4 Stars 1 Review 3 Stars 0 Reviews 2 Stars 0 Reviews 1 Star 0 Reviews 100% of reviewers would recommend this product to a friend Customer photos and videos Sort by Filters Review posted Martyna Reviewed by Martyna Verified Reviewer Rated 5 out of 5The Wallace and Gromit series often incorporates quirky and humorous moments involving food, and this episode is no exception. The curry scene showcases Wallace's love for experimenting with flavors and ingredients, even if it leads to unexpected and chaotic consequences. Overall, the "Wallace and Gromit curry" episode is a delightful addition to the animated series. It combines elements of mystery, comedy, and culinary adventures, while showcasing the endearing and humorous relationship between Wallace and Gromit..
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1. Emily - 1/5 stars - I was really disappointed with "Wallace and Gromit Curry." The flavors were dull and the curry lacked any depth. The portion sizes were also quite small for the price we paid. Overall, it was a bland and overpriced experience. I won't be returning.
2. Michael - 2/5 stars - I had high expectations for "Wallace and Gromit Curry," but sadly, it fell short. The curry lacked authenticity and the spices were not well-balanced. Additionally, the service was slow and the restaurant was quite noisy. I don't think I'll be recommending this place to anyone.
3. Sarah - 1/5 stars - I was excited to try "Wallace and Gromit Curry" based on the rave reviews I had heard, but unfortunately, it was a major letdown. The curry lacked flavor and the ingredients tasted stale. The service was also poor, with waitstaff being inattentive and disorganized. I was highly disappointed and will not be returning.
4. Alex - 2/5 stars - I had high hopes for "Wallace and Gromit Curry," but unfortunately, it didn't live up to the hype. The curry lacked complexity and the spiciness level was inconsistent. It felt like a generic, store-bought curry rather than a homemade and authentic dish. The prices were also quite steep for what we received. Overall, it was a lackluster meal and I won't be revisiting.