04.Results
Full results for each brand in table below
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Supermarkets brands |
| Product |
Brand name tasted |
Aldi
compared to brand name |
Woolworths Select
compared to brand name |
You'll Love Coles
compared to market leader |
| Aluminium foil |
Multix Alfoil |
equal |
equal |
not as good |
| Baked beans in tomato sauce |
Heinz |
equal |
na |
equal |
| Canned peach slices in juice |
SPC |
better |
better |
equal |
| Chocolate chip cookies |
Arnott's Premier |
not as good |
equal |
not as good |
| Pasta sauce (Napolitana) |
Raguletto |
na |
equal |
equal |
| Peanut butter (smooth) |
Kraft |
not as good |
not as good |
equal |
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Table notes
better - Denotes a score significantly higher than that of the market leader.
equal - Denotes a score that was not significantly different to that of the market leader.
not as good - Denotes a score significantly lower than that of the market leader.
na - Not applicable: the supermarket does not have this variety of product in its premium own brand range.
CHOICE verdict
When doing your weekly shopping, check the price of supermarket premium own-brands such as Woolworths Select and You'll Love Coles. If they offer the products you’re looking for, give them a go — you might be pleasantly surprised.
Aldi is only an option if you live in the eastern states, but you could save as much as 50% on your groceries there. Chances are you’ll generally be happy with the taste or performance.