I tried own brand oven chips and a supermarket version beat McCain's – but one shop’s were a soggy disappointment
WHETHER you prefer them dipped in ketchup, lathered with salt and vinegar or in a butty, most of us love a good chip.
They're the ultimate comfort food – but with freezers full of different varieties at the supermarket, it can be hard to pick which will be the most delicious if cooking at home.
Most of us reach for the brands we know, with McCain still the market leader.
But as the price of groceries rises, can you afford to keep buying top brands or could a cheaper alternative give you the same satisfying taste?
It's time to find out.
We asked mum-of-three Lynsey Hope to test some best-sellers Here's what happened:
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Essential Waitrose French Fries (900g) £1
Lynsey says: "I was impressed with these Waitrose fries. They were the cheapest ones we tasted and came in a big 900g bag.
They looked almost identical to the McCain crispy fries but had a better flavour and were less than half the price.
I was so impressed I went back to buy another bag, but they were sold out. Clearly I'm not the only one who thinks they're a winner."
Taste: 10/10Value for Money: 10/10Appearance: 10/10Overall: 10/10
Total: 40/40
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