Aldi’s Bramwells Baked Beans have been crowned the best in a blind taste test conducted by Which?, beating out popular brands like Heinz and Branston. The budget-friendly beans earned top marks for taste, texture, and aroma, proving that quality doesn’t always come with a high price tag.
A recent blind taste test by Which? has revealed that Aldi’s own-brand baked beans are not only cheaper than Heinz, but also taste better, scoring higher than both Heinz and Branston. This discovery offers a significant cost-saving opportunity for shoppers without compromising on taste.
Heinz has teamed up with Monster Munch to create a limited-edition pickled onion mayonnaise, just in time for Halloween. The sauce is inspired by the iconic flavor of Monster Munch and has quickly become a social media sensation.
Heinz and Walkers are joining forces for a limited-edition, Halloween-themed mayo that combines the iconic creamy mayo with the divisive taste of Walkers Monster Munch Pickled Onion crisps. This unexpected collaboration is set to be a cult favorite, with only 1,000 bottles available.
Heinz has ignited a culinary firestorm in Italy with the release of their canned spaghetti carbonara. Italians are up in arms over this perceived affront to their beloved national dish, criticizing the use of pancetta and cream instead of traditional ingredients like guanciale and pecorino romano. The controversy raises questions about the evolution of culinary traditions and the impact of globalization on food culture.
Heinz has released a canned carbonara, sparking outrage among Italian chefs who consider it a culinary sacrilege. While the company emphasizes convenience, critics argue the dish is a far cry from the traditional Italian favorite. Despite the controversy, Heinz believes its canned version caters to younger consumers who prioritize speed and ease.
Heinz is releasing a new tinned Spaghetti Carbonara, sparking debate among food lovers. Some praise its convenience, while others criticize its deviation from traditional Italian cuisine.
Walkers has released a new line of crisp flavors inspired by classic sandwich combinations, featuring Heinz sauces. We taste-tested the Sausage Sarnie, Roast Chicken, and Cheese Toastie flavors, revealing some surprising results. Find out which flavor impressed us and which one we’d leave on the shelf.
Heinz has discontinued its popular Ploughman’s Pickle, leaving fans searching for alternatives. The gluten-free condiment, beloved for its tangy flavor, is no longer available in stores. Heinz has not announced any plans for a reformulated or rebranded recipe, leaving consumers with limited options, including Branston Pickle or supermarket own-brand substitutes. The news follows the recent discontinuation of other Heinz products like Firecracker Sauce and Five Beanz Snap Pots.
Walkers and Heinz have joined forces to create a limited-edition range of crisps inspired by classic sandwich flavors. The collaboration features three unique flavor combinations: Sausage Sarnie with Heinz Tomato Ketchup, Cheese Toastie with Heinz Baked Beanz, and Roast Chicken with Heinz Mayonnaise. These exciting new crisps are now available in supermarkets across the UK.
