Australia’s cheapest mayonnaise is also the best tasting, Choice test finds
Consumer advocacy group Choice conducted a blind taste test of 29 store-bought mayonnaises in Australia. The study found that the cheapest options from Aldi and Woolworths outperformed more expensive brands in flavor and texture.
Why it matters
This highlights how private-label supermarket brands can offer superior quality at a lower price point, providing value to budget-conscious consumers.
Fair shake of the sauce bottle: some of the 29 store-bought mayonnaises blind-tested by Choice’s judges . Photograph: Choice Fair shake of the sauce bottle: some of the 29 store-bought mayonnaises blind-tested by Choice’s judges . Photograph: Choice Australian food and drink Australia’s cheapest mayonnaise is also the best tasting, Choice test finds Two supermarket home brands claim equal first while the worst-ranked condiment has double the sugar content of almost all the other products
Prefer the Guardian on Google A condiment worthy of compliments, or one that gets a dressing down? Consumer advocacy group Choice has taste tested 29 store-bought mayonnaises, and found the cheapest product is also the best.
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