10 Best Lasagne Sheets | UK Nutritionist Reviewed

Garofalo is one of the original and best pasta makers in Italy, having benefitted from the ideal climate of the Gragnano region for over 200 years. Considered the birthplace of pasta, this region in the South is a huge part of why Garofalo produce simply tastes better than the rest.

Their lasagne is made using 100% superior quality durum wheat semolina, which gives each sheet an al dente texture and a rich, moreish flavour. If you've never heard of Garofalo, you might question the price point of this lasagne — but those in the know can rest assured that it's worth every penny!

La Bio Idea's certified organic sheets are a brilliant example of just how high-quality and health-conscious lasagne can be. The whole wheat durum semolina wheat comes from sunny Sicily and has been farmed totally naturally without any pesticides.

The result is a nutty, rich lasagne that has retained as many nutrients, minerals and vitamins as possible. Amazon offers a bundle of six packets for a very competitive price, so don't hang about as it may not be in stock for long!

A giant in the dried pasta game, Barilla is the most beloved brand in Italy so we naturally had to include them in our ranking. As we're sure you're well aware, they're also pretty popular here in the UK, with their pasta varieties filling the shelves of every supermarket retailer across the country.

We love to help our readers save a few bob here and there, which is why we're so big on multi-buys. This six-pack of 500g dried lasagne sheets is a great deal for premium pasta and it should last you a while!

Spelt is one of the oldest cultivated grains in the world and has a rich history within Italian cuisine. Biona's organic lasagne is made using the finest semi-wholegrain semolina spelt flour and some mountain spring water to bind everything together. 

These sheets are high in fibre, have a higher protein content than wheat and have been dried at a low temperature to maximise nutrient retention — as well as creating a uniquely flavoured spelt lasagne. A very high-quality product which the high price reflects. 

Le Veneziane, unsurprisingly, is an Italian brand that prides itself on its gluten-free and lactose-free recipe, making good-quality lasagne accessible for anyone with particular dietary requirements. 

Made from maize and rice flours, the dry sheets don't require pre-cooking, plus they have a delicious taste, lovely texture and cook well. The only slight hitch is that for a non-organic product, this is a very expensive pack!

This is another fresh lasagne offering from a reputable supermarket, made with eggs of a much higher quality than the previous entry on our list. Waitrose uses free-range eggs for these sheets and the results speak for themselves, with plenty of happy reviewers commenting on the rich taste. 

While this product is part of Waitrose's essentials range, it's not super cheap compared to Tesco's fresh sheets. Still, the emphasis on better quality ingredients is worth paying a bit more for, in our humble opinion. 

This is an incredibly popular, highly rated 3kg pack of Italian-made lasagne sheets that features just durum wheat on the ingredients list. Buying in bulk is always going to save you money, and these are the cheapest sheets on our list in terms of value — and quite possibly the whole internet!

While they come dry, Knorr states that no pre-cooking is needed for these sheets, so just line them up between the other ingredients and away you go. However, Knorr is owned by Unilever which is one of the biggest conglomerates on the planet, meaning there's sadly no Italian family-run charm with this brand.

You might wonder if wheat-free pasta can ever taste quite as good as the real thing — try this lentil-based lasagne and see what you think! ProFusion delivers 21.4g of protein per 100g, making it perfect for a post-workout lunch or dinner. 

There's no pre-cooking required here, just layer the sheets with sauce, veg and plenty of cheese (or your favourite vegan alternative). The only downside is the high price, although it's worth it if you're looking for a multipack of healthy, satisfying pasta.

If you like the idea of fresh egg lasagne but don't like spending more than you have to, Tesco's own brand product is a good mid-way point on quality and price. All of Tesco's pasta is made by the same family-run business in Italy whose passion for pasta has been passed down for over four generations.

The results speak for themselves, as this lasagne is authentic in its silky texture and rich egg taste. Sure, it may not be made with the finest quality ingredients, but we think it's tasty enough for the price and convenience factor.

ASDA has recently invested £6m into lowering the prices of their Free From range, to make food more accessible for people with intolerances. This means some great savings are to be had, especially for yummy everyday essentials like pasta!

These sheets have been made in Italy from a mixture of yellow corn, rice and white flour. The result is a decent gluten-free lasagne product that has no particularly outstanding features but is extremely cheap and does exactly what it says on the tin.