Deep fried lasagne; three words seemingly enough to prize teenagers from a slack-jawed mid-Christmas holidays Playstation marathon or a thumb-cramp inducing session on TikTok.
It shouldn’t work, of course. Other meddlings with lasagne have rarely gone well. Cast your mind back to 2010, when Tesco decided to unveil its lasagne sandwich. Or lasandwich, if you will.
“There is no such thing as bad publicity,” or so they say, a phrase attributed to the horrific P.T. Barnum, and perhaps one of the most nonsensical ever coined. Ask Tesco all about that, with reference to the lasandwich debacle.
