There's nothing like a bit of mayo to dunk your chunky chips into, but sometimes, the big brands can come at a cost.
Take Hellmann's for example, a big 800g jar of that from Ocado will set you back £3 which is pretty expensive for a condiment. As part of our cost of living series, we're taking a look at 'value' products from different supermarkets to see if they're any different to the big branded products.
We've already tried teabags, coffee, beans and cheese to name a few, and now it's time to try out a staple condiment that we've all got tucked away in our cupboards. As consumers we are often drawn to 'extra special' branding, forking out more money for items that may taste exactly the same as a budget version.
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Is it really worth it? Or are 'value' brands just as good as the more expensive brands? This week, we purchased 'value' mayonnaise from Aldi, Asda and Sainsbury's to see if there was any real difference in terms of taste and value.
