Best kitchen scales, tried, tested and reviewed 2025
An essential addition to any keen baker's kitchen, we've found the best kitchen scales to suit any workspace
For any type of baking, you should always have a scale on hand. Precise baking comes down to a quality kitchen scale for perfect measuring, but where to start when buying one? Scales can be separated into its key components. Naturally size is important; some models are simple square designs, perfect for fitting into the side of cupboards or even drawers, whereas others are pretty enough to be out on display on your kitchen counter. You might go for a bold and stylish design or sleek minimalist digital scales. Some can also have extra functions: we've featured options with unique elements that measure liquids, temperatures and a selection of multi-use scales. It is not only when baking where kitchen scales come in handy – whether you want to precisely season your meat according to its weight or weigh out a portion of pasta, scales are an underrated tool for budding cooks. So you may want scales that are particularly precise or switches between different measuring units. Read on to find your best measuring scales featuring brands such as OXO, Zwilling and Masterclass. Plus we feature a few analogue scales to fit on any large work surfaces. For even more of the best baking equipment, read our best piping bags, best springform cake tins, best loaf tins, best tart tins and best bundt tins reviews. For the very best cakes, breads and meringues, the best stand mixer reviews showcase all the must-have kit. Jump to: Best kitchen scales at a glance Best kitchen scales to buy in 2025 How to choose kitchen scales View Affiliate Playlist on the source website Best kitchen scales at a glance Best affordable scales: ProCook glass digital scales, £14 Most innovative scales: OXO Good Grips Stainless Steel Electronic Digital Kitchen Scales, £55 Best retro kitchen scales: Smeg kitchen scales, £130 Best multi-use baking scales: Morphy Richards 3-in-1 digital scales, £20.14 Best all-round scale: Heston Blumenthal by Salter Dual Precision Digital Scale, £45 Most stylish scale set: Masterclass Electronic scale with bowl, £39.55 Most high-end scales: Vogue large kitchen scales, £59.51 Best rechargeable baking scales: Zwilling Effinigy glass kitchen scales, £39.95 Best stylish mechanical scales: Kitchen Pantry Mechanical Scale, £29.99 Best small scale: Salter 114 BKCLDR Compact Mechanical Kitchen Scales, £14.95 Best kitchen scales to buy in 2025 ProCook glass digital scales Available from ProCook (£14) Best affordable scales Star rating: 5/5 These scales might be the most affordable in this list, but we found it hard to find fault with them. The glass surface is not only easy to clean, but features a conversion chart which means you don't need to stop cooking to look up what the equivalent of a cup weighs. It is slim and lightweight which makes it easy to slip into a drawer when you aren't using it. On test, we found that it registered from as little as 2g and weighed up to 5kg without any issues. undefined OXO Good Grips Stainless Steel Electronic Digital Kitchen Scale Latest Deals Most innovative scales Star rating: 5/5 An upgrade from your typical digital scale, this OXO scale has a smudge-resistant stainless steel platform and a pull-out display to prevent shadowing from large plates or bowls. It has an add and weigh feature. Handily, this uses four AAA batteries which come included and are easier to manage and find in shops than disc batteries. Latest Deals Smeg kitchen scales Available from AO (£117), Smeg (£129.95), Selfridges (£130), Amazon (£139.95) Best retro kitchen scales Star rating: 4.5/5 Most kitchen scales are designed for easy storage, but if you're looking for a showstopping set and have the countertop real estate to accommodate it, this set from Smeg is designed to be seen. It features the brand's retro fifties aesthetic with a sleek modern twist thanks to the LED display. As well as grams there are options for millilitres, fluid ounces, pounds and ounces. Rechargeable, it has a 1.8-litre bowl which is dishwasher-safe. On test we found it responsive to 1g and weighed accurately up to 5kg. undefined Morphy Richards 3-in-1 digital scales with jug Available from Amazon (£20.14) Best multi-use baking scales Doubling as a jug and mixing bowl, this smart red scale provides plenty of volume to add a variety of ingredients. Measuring liquids, too, you can easily reset the scale to save time in the kitchen, plus it is great for accuracy as it measures as little as 1g. undefined Heston Blumenthal by Salter Dual Precision Digital Scale Latest Deals Best all-round scale Coming in at 800g, this digital scale is very lightweight and it can measure as little as 1g; plus with its stainless steel material it is easy to clean, perfect if it remains on the counter. A couple of unique features of this scale include a ‘Add & Weigh’ function for when you want to add materials to the same bowl and change the units (g, oz, ml, fl.oz) to suit your recipe. There is also an ‘Aquatronic’ feature for measuring liquids and it can measure up to 10kg for serious baking needs. Latest Deals Masterclass Electronic scale with bowl Available from Amazon (£39.55) Most stylish scale set In a magnificent brass finish, this art deco style baking scale bowl from Masterclass is made from stainless steel making it stain- and odour-resistant, as well as attractive enough to leave on your counter. The bowl sits perfectly on the digital scale, whose features include an 'add 'n' weigh' function, plus there are non-slip, non-scratch feet, letting you move your scale around as you please without the fear of scratching your surfaces. Latest Deals Vogue large kitchen scales Available from Nisbets (£33.99), Amazon (£59.51) Most high-end scales Give your kitchen a retro 50s look with this large kitchen scale with an easy-to-read, simple dial. Showing both pounds and kg and allowing up to 5kg, this scale is great for following any American recipes or for large bakes. The stainless steel 20cm bowl is removable and easy to move around your kitchen. undefined Zwilling Effinigy glass kitchen scales Available from Zwilling (£39.95), Fenwick (£39), Amazon (£43.95) Best rechargeable baking scales This sleek glass scale is ultra precise and measures up to 10kg. Designed to withstand heavy use, this baking scale has a touch control and hidden display when off. This digital scale is cordless and the built-in battery is rechargeable with the included micro USB cord. Great for large quantities, this scale measures up to 10kg and in ounces and grams. undefined Kitchen Pantry Mechanical Scale Available from Amazon (£29.99) Best stylish mechanical scales Looking like a centrepiece for your kitchen, this black and brass finished item has a clear dial of pounds and kgs, plus it has an adjustment dial so they remain accurate for as long as you have the scales. The only downside to these scales is that it increases in 20g increments, so not the best for über precise baking. undefined Salter 114 BKCLDR Compact Mechanical Kitchen Scales Available from Amazon (£14.95) Best small scale This mechanical kitchen scale is battery-free but still includes some modern features such as the 'add and weigh' function, letting you save time on washing-up by adding multiple ingredients to the same bowl. Plus this has a compact design, ideal for small kitchens. undefined How to choose kitchen scales There are a few factors to consider when choosing a set of kitchen scales. Budget is important to think about – kitchen scales can range in price from as little as £10 to over £150. Kitchen scales can be useful for both baking and cooking, but if you're only an occasional chef it's best to go for a set that can be easily packed away in a drawer or cupboard. If you prefer to batch cook then you may want to look for scales which weigh up to 10kg, whereas if you're in a four-person household or less, a 5kg limit should suffice. Related content Best piping bags Best tart tins Best baking turntable Best measuring spoons Best dough scrapers Best springform cake tins Best loaf tins Best bundt tins Best stand mixers Best baking gifts Best cookie cutters Best spatulas
We've chosen a selection of the best beer gifts, for everyone from the novice beer enthusiast to the avowed beer expert
The ultimate beer gift guides for beer lovers whether you are looking for craft beer gifts or beer accessories in time for Christmas. Our list includes a book on brewery, beer subscriptions and independent craft beer boxes, lagers and more. Non-drinkers need not be left out with our list of the best non-alcoholic beer to try. For cocktail lovers, we also have our best beer cocktail recipes to get creative with. If you are looking for more gift guides, take a browse through our best BBQ gifts, best champagne gifts, best gifts for gin lovers, best whisky gifts and best gifts for wine lovers. Best beer gifts for beer lovers Pale Ale and IPA craft beer gift hamper Latest Deals Championing British craft beer and promoting independent, local breweries one beer box at a time, Qwerty’s illustrated gift hamper selection box comes with five handpicked craft beers from independent breweries all over the southwest of England. It makes a great gift with a half-pint glass and salt-crusted peanuts from a Somerset based family business enclosed. A unique aspect is the personal score card for you to rate the beers – either forward it to their social media account so your preferences are considered in your next box or get your family and friends involved to see which beer reigns. Latest Deals Hawkstone beer mixed case Available from Hawkstone (£50) This mixed case gives a beer fan a chance to try all four Hawkstone beers, with a generous six bottles of each. Brewed using barley from Jeremy Clarkson’s Diddly Squat farm, each beer has a different flavour profile to enjoy – from the malty smooth lager to a hoppy IPA. Available from: Hawkstone (£50) John Lewis craft beer gift box Available from John Lewis (£40) A smart hamper full of treats to enjoy and share for the ultimate night in. Inside there are five craft beers from Salcombe Brewery and Gritchie Brewing Co., covering ales, lagers and an IPA. The hamper is completed with a selection of snacks to match with the beers, from salty chorizo thins to spicy pretzels. Available from: John Lewis (£40) Beavertown beer subscription Available from Beavertown (from £39) For a gift that keeps on giving, sign up a lucky beer lover to a beer subscription so that the fridge is never without a couple of cans. Beavertown will deliver a case each month and you can choose from a range of beers that you'd like delivered, including their famous Neck Oil IPA or alcohol-free options, too. Available from: Beavertown (from £39) Cutter & Squidge brownies and beer gift hamper Available from Cutter & Squidge (£31.99) For the beer lover that also has a sweet tooth, this indulgent gift box offers the best of both. The box of fudgy brownies includes a selection of six flavours to enjoy, including salted caramel, white chocolate or Nutella brownies. A trio of beers from three different breweries accompanies the brownies, so you might just find a new favourite pairing. Available from: Cutter & Squidge (£31.99) Personalised Small Beer Gift pack Latest Deals Low on alcohol content, but high on flavour, these 'small' beers pack a punch - and all at less than 2.8% ABV. From the fruity and citrus finish of their pale ale to the coffee and dark chocolate notes of the dark lager, there is an excellent selection that is also vegan and low calorie. Latest Deals Brew from scratch by James Morton Available from Waterstones (£12), Foyles (£12), Amazon (£7.22) Curious about craft beer and how to make it? James Morton's step-by-step guide (From Scratch: Brew, Slow Down, Make Beer) teaches you how to make good beer at home with customisable recipes and essential sections outlining what you need, how to bottle and how to store. With a glossary of key ingredient types and troubleshooting tips, this is the book for beer drinkers who wants to take their first steps into brewing or those who want their brewing knowledge to grow. undefined Personalised Ace of Spades Metal Bottle Opener Latest Deals Turn the Mad Hatter’s tea party into a beer party with this personalised ace of spaces bottle openers. Engraved from solid stainless steel and in a thin card shape, this bottle opener can be personalised subtly with chosen initials. undefined Beer Cap Coaster Beer Gift Available from Etsy (£11) Handmade, this beer cap coaster comes in oak and walnut and is ready to be filled with craft beer caps to make a tiled multi-coloured coaster. Available from: Etsy (£11) Beer flight board Available from Etsy (£23) Super customisable, this beer flight board available in amber, blonde and espresso would make a thoughtful and practical gift for any beer lover. Take socialising with a glass of beer to another level with this flight that fits up to four glasses and has room for handfuls of snacks. Available from: Etsy (£23) Related reviews Best gifts for wine lovers Best gifts for whisky lovers Best gifts for gin lovers Best Valentine's Day gifts Best baking gifts Best gift delivery for foodies Best gifts for Father's Day
Protect counter tops and let bakes cool for easy icing with a simple cooling rack. Browse our list of the best cooling racks for cookies, cakes and more
For any keen bakers – particularly cake decorators – a cooling rack is a much-needed gadget. Affordable and minimalist in design, cooling racks let cookies and cakes cool evenly and quickly, ready for you to slather on thick icing and precise decorations without the need to cool in the fridge or the fear of drippy icing. Even if you are more of a cook than a baker, a cooling rack is handy for everyday cooking. If you are deep-frying anything from chicken to deep-fried meatballs, a cooling rack will keep fried food crispy as the residual steam will be able to escape. In our guide we have found wire racks from brands such as Tala and MasterClass to suit your kitchen's needs. Whether you want a round cooling rack for cakes or one that folds up for small spaces, read on to find the best cooling racks. For more baking kit inspiration, check our more of our top recommendations including the best loaf tins, best stand mixers or best cookie cutters, for all weekend baking projects. Best cooling racks at a glance Best for a large kitchen: Onader stainless steel metal wire racks, £13.49 Best cooling rack for cakes: Tala steel cake cooling rack, £7.38 Best multi-use cooling rack: Le Creuset non-stick cooling rack, £28 Best tiered cooling rack: Vinsani set of three high-carbon steel tier cooling racks, £13.99 Best for small spaces: Tala folding cooling rack, <a href="https://prf.hn/click/camref:1011l55Mcj/pubref:olivemagazine-190962/%5Bp_id:1100l436739%5D/destination:https%3A%2F%2Fwww.fenwick.co.uk%2Fhome-and-tech%2Fkitchen%2Fbaking%2Fbaking-tools%2Ffolding-cake-cooling-rack%2F2770011420262.html%3FistCompanyId%3D9fe3a412-39b5-4cc6-9996-5fd534c994bd%26istFeedId%3Db07c6214-9875-4b4e-b92d-de995c42d618%26istItemId%3Dpwmxwimww%26istBid%3Dt%26gclid%3DCjwKCAjwp9qZBhBkEiwAsYFsbypLhgr0RQ1gBbMazQP6dHm6bb0SCm8lmn9uEaDCJbq_lddLj_6OuBoC9TcQAvD_BwE%26gclsrc%3Daw.ds?istCompanyId=9fe3a412-39b5-4cc6-9996-5fd534c994bd&istFeedId=b07c6214-9875-4b4e-b92d-de995c42d618&istItemId=pwmxwimww&istBid=t&gclid=CjwKCAjwp9qZBhBkEiwAsYFsbypLhgr0RQ1gBbMazQP6dHm6bb0SCm8lmn9uEaDCJbq_lddLj_6OuBoC9TcQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds" target="_blank" rel="sponsored" data-id="iframe-0-anchor-10">£6 Best for a budget: Lakeland rectangular folding cooling rack, £6.99 Best for biscuits: MasterClass smart non-stick folding cooling rack, £10.18 Best extra large cooling rack: Vogue heavy duty cooling rack, £41.98 Best simple cooling rack: Ikea LÄTTBAKAD cooling rack, £5 Best cooling racks to buy 2022 Onader stainless steel metal wire racks Best for a large kitchen Made from thick stainless steel so that it is resistant to warping from heat, this set of four cooling racks is great for cooking or baking for large groups. If you are a multitasker – frying donuts while having biscuits in the oven, for example – you know you'll have enough cooling racks for all your kitchen endeavours. Plus, these cooling racks have thoughtful details like smoothed-over metal edges to avoid any grazes. Available from: Amazon (£13.49) Tala steel cake cooling rack Latest Deals Best cooling rack for cakes With large rectangular cut-out squares to allow cakes to cool very quickly, this cooling rack is well designed. At 46cm x 25cm, this rack fits nice and sturdy loaf cakes as well as round victoria sponges. Latest Deals Le Creuset non-stick cooling rack Available from Le Creuset (£28) Best multi-use cooling rack From cast iron experts Le Creuset comes this carbon-coated steel cooling rack. Like their other bakeware, this cooling rack is heat resistant up to 240C so it is suitable for oven use, too. The non-stick coating makes clean-up simple, plus this rack comes with silicone inserts which not only protects your hands from the heat but allows for better grip if transferring cakes from counter to table. Available from: Le Creuset (£28) Vinsani set of three high-carbon steel tier cooling racks Best tall cooling rack At 8.4cm in height for a single cooling rack, these racks are the tallest in our selection, allowing for extra-speedy aeration. All three can be stacked on top of each other to save counter space but they are all collapsible too so they don't take up too much room. They have a non-stick coating for easy cleaning and their height also makes them perfect for using as a cake stand on your table. Tala folding cooling rack Available from Fenwick (£6) Best for small spaces Good for a small budget and a small kitchen, this foldable rectangular cooling rack measures 43cm x 23cm when expanded. The non-stick steel also makes clean up a lot simpler. Available from: Fenwick (£6) Lakeland rectangular folding cooling rack Available from Lakeland (£6.99) Best for a budget This cooling rack folds into two-thirds of its size when packed away. While it doesn't have the height of some of our other options, the non-stick coating means bakes slide off easily for when you want to transfer to a cake turntable or serving platter. Available from: Lakeland (£6.99) MasterClass smart non-stick folding cooling rack Available from Nisbets (£10.18) Best for biscuits With slats big enough to help cakes cool very quickly and meat juices to run, but small enough to stop small biscuits from falling down the cracks, this cooling rack from MasterClass can be used both as a roasting rack in the oven as well as on counter tops with bakes. Available from: Nisbets (£10.18) Vogue heavy duty cooling rack Available from Nisbets (£41.98) Best extra large cooling rack Vogue's cooling rack has a mesh-like design, ideal for small pastries that need to cool down from the oven. At 10kg, this cooling rack has the stability for icing lighter bakes as well as the ability to withstand large weights such as roast chicken and turkey. Available from: Nisbets (£41.98) Ikea LÄTTBAKAD cooling rack Available from IKEA (£5) Best simple cooling rack Simple but effective, this stainless steel cooling rack folds flat so it is easy to store and is stackable if you purchase more than one of the same make. Available from: IKEA (£5) Related reviews Best piping bags Best tart tins Best cake turntables Best measuring spoons Best kitchen scales Best dough scrapers Best springform cake tins Best bundt tins Gozney vs Ooni - which pizza oven is best for you? 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For those wanting to precisely feed their sourdough or simply add the right amount of coriander seeds to their curry, measuring spoons are a must have - read on for our best buys.
Whether you need a sprinkling of cinnamon sugar for your donuts, two teaspoons of yeast for your bread or need to measure out various spices for your curry, measuring spoons are your friend in the kitchen. Measuring spoons allow you to carefully balance flavours and also ensure always accurate cooking and baking. Lots of spoons are not only good for measuring dry ingredients but wet ingredients, too. An ideal measuring spoon has ml and mg measurements, and some on our list even include American measurements. Measuring spoons come in all shapes and sizes. Simple metal spoons are the most recognisable but plastic, wood and ceramic spoons often have a more striking design. Sets also vary in the measurements they include, with some going right down to 1/8 tsp. Here we have rounded up our favourite spoons to fit any kitchen drawer, including some colourful picks and more classic, minimalist designs. For even more of the best baking equipment, read our best piping bags, best springform cake tins, best loaf tins, best tart tins and best bundt tins reviews. For the very best cakes, breads and meringues, the best stand mixer reviews showcase all the must-have kit. Best measuring spoons at a glance Best for gifting: ProCook Gold Measuring Spoons, £6.95 Best all-round measuring spoons: Joseph Joseph Nesting measuring cup set, £12 Best luxury set: TOAST measuring spoon set, £30 Most innovative design: Joseph Joseph Measure-Up Measuring Spoon, £8 Best budget measuring spoons: KitchenAid Universal Measuring Spoon Set, £6.50 Best classic measuring spoons: Chef Remi 6-Piece Measuring Spoon Set, £8.99 Best measuring spoons for keen bakers: MasterClass Stainless Steel 6 Piece Measuring Spoon Set, £17.49 Best easy-to-store measuring spoons: Magnetic Measuring spoons set, £13.99 Best measuring spoons to buy in 2022 ProCook Gold Measuring Spoons Available from ProCook (£6.95) Best for gifting In a gold coloured stainless steel, these beautiful spoons are held together on a ring so you never loose one. Plus the ring easily unhooks for you to use your spoon to reach into deep containers or tight jars. They are dishwasher-safe for easy cleaning and, with their stylish look, they would make a thoughtful gift for a baker. Available from: ProCook (£6.95) undefined Joseph Joseph Nesting measuring cup set Best all-round measuring spoons Save space with these BPA-free cups that nest into each other, measuring as little as ¼ tsp (1.25 ml) and all the way up to 1 cup (250 ml). These measuring spoon-cups are easy to clean and, with their distinct colours (multiple colourways are available so take your pick), easy to find, too. undefined TOAST measuring spoon set Available from Toast (£30) Best luxury set These unique measuring spoons are made from a stylish but sturdy mango wood, all held by a leather hanging loop. Measuring approximately 6ml, 11ml, 17ml and 25ml, these spoons would be ideal for serving out coffee, sugar or loose teas, rather than precise baking or cooking. Available from: Toast (£30) Joseph Joseph Measure-Up Measuring Spoon Latest Deals Most innovative design With a clever all-in-one design, this measuring spoon has a long adjustable handle to measure out your ingredients. Whether you want to dispense wet or dry ingredients, this spoon measures wet from 1ml to 15ml, and dry from a ¼ tsp up to 1 tbsp. This handle also slides right off to fit into the dishwasher. Latest Deals KitchenAid Universal Measuring Spoon Set Latest Deals Most affordable measuring spoons In a striking red colour, these measuring spoons from KitchenAid measure as little as a ¼ teaspoon and as much as a tablespoon. Featuring measurement markings for both metric and American units, these are a good value purchase. Latest Deals Chef Remi 6-Piece Measuring Spoon Set Available from Amazon (£8.99) Best classic measuring spoons These measuring spoons are as classic as they come. Made from stainless steel, they have long, robust handles and are overall hardwearing as well as thin enough to fit into even the most cumbersome of jars. They can be kept together on a loop that easily unhooks to separate them, and each spoon lists both teaspoon and millilitre measurements, Available from: Amazon (£8.99) MasterClass Stainless Steel 6 Piece Measuring Spoon Set Available from B&Q (£17.49) Best measuring spoons for keen bakers Ideal for small measurements as they measure as little as ⅛ of a teaspoon, these long rectangular designed spoons make it easier to fit into awkward spice jars, plus the durable stainless steel will not hold on to odours or stains. Available from: B&Q (£17.49) undefined Magnetic Measuring spoons set Available from Amazon (£13.99) Best easy-to-store measuring spoons Featuring bright colours and both tsp and ml measurements, these spoons are particularly unique as they magnetically hold together or can be attached to a metal rack. Plus they are double sided so you can measure both liquids and solids in one go. These spoons also have a flatter back so they can be placed on the table to rest. Available from: Amazon (£13.99) undefined Related baking reviews Best piping bags Best tart tins Best baking turntable Best kitchen scales Best dough scrapers Best springform cake tins Best loaf tins Best bundt tins Best stand mixers Best baking gifts Best cake stands Best cookie cutters Best spatulas Best ice cream makers Best KitchenAid stand mixers Best chef's knives Best nakiri knives
Whether plastic or stainless steel, a dough scraper is an essential tool in your baking cupboard – we've found the best to get you baking
Pastry scrapers, bench scrapers and dough scrapers – whatever the name, this kitchen essential is a baker's right-hand man. In the kitchen, depending on the material of your scraper, you can use it to clean worksurfaces, transport chopped vegetables and even use it as a knife or spatula. For baking, this tool is indispensable – use it to make pastry, smooth out icing on a cake and transfer biscuits from tray to wire rack. Plus some models come with a ruler, great for measuring the thickness of pie crusts and more. Read on to find out what to look for in a pastry scraper. In our guide we have picked a range of plastic and stainless steel pastry scrapers, focussing on the ergonomics of the design, a range of prices and aesthetic options. Big brands include KitchenAid, Delvita and Gozney. For even more of the best baking equipment, read our best piping bags, best springform cake tins, best loaf tins, best tart tins and best bundt tins reviews. For the very best cakes, breads and meringues, the best stand mixer reviews showcase all the must-have kit. Best dough scrapers at a glance Best dough scraper set: Kuchenprofi Dough Scraper Set, £20 Best bladed dough scraper: Lakeland Dough scraper, £5.99 Best dough scraper for pizza: Ooni dough scraper, £14.99 Best curved dough scraper: Muka dough scraper, £4.75 Best to use on hot surfaces: KitchenAid 2 Piece Pot Scraper and Silicone Bowl Scraper Set, £11.30 Best budget dough scraper: Curved dough scraper, £3.50 Best 2-in-1 dough scraper: Yellow Dough Scraper and Plastic Pastry Cutter, £8.99 Best luxury dough scraper: Delvita dough scraper, £29.50 Best small dough scraper: Gozney Dough Scraper, £15.00 Best dough scraper for precise bakers: MasterClass dough scraper, £8.50 What to look for in a dough scraper Consider the material first and foremost when buying a pastry scraper. Softer materials such as plastic and silicone would be ideal if you often work with bread dough and want a tool to help you knead. Size is another important consideration: smaller pastry scrapers are often easier to store and lighter, but bigger scrapers are better for chopping up pieces of dough or food more quickly, cleaning up a surface or transferring larger pastry slabs. Consider the handle. Some bakers prefer a barely-there handle and all-in-one design to feel closer to the dough. Alternatively, a thicker handle is great for a good grip when scraping. For specifically metal scrapers, look out for how sharp or thin the edge of the scraper is to tell if it will be good for chopping or precise slicing. Best dough scrapers to buy Kuchenprofi Dough Scraper Set Available from Borough Kitchen (£20) Best pastry scraper set This unique 3-in-1 dough scraper consists of three types of scrapers: a scraper with a flexible edge, ideal for scraping dough and odd bits from a bowl; the second is a more firm dough scraper in plastic that won't damage a wooden or more delicate surface but has a classic square design useful for scraping buttercream around a cake; thirdly, there is the stainless steel scraper which has measurements and a semi-sharp edge, perfect for cutting dough. Plus all three fit together to save space in your kitchen. Helpfully for keen bakers, they are dishwasher-safe, too. Available from: Borough Kitchen (£20) Lakeland Dough scraper Available from Lakeland (£5.99) Best bladed pastry scraper With a cobalt blue handle that would make it easy to find even in the busiest of draws, this pastry scraper is excellent value for money. The handle is not only colourful but non-slip and is a soft plastic which is kind on hardworking hands. Usefully it has some simple measurements on the cutting blade, too. Available from: Lakeland (£5.99) Ooni dough scraper Latest Deals Best pastry scraper for pizza In a sleek and simple design, this Ooni dough scraper is made for pizza. This blade is particularly sharp, which is good for speedy and precise dough slicing. Latest Deals Muka dough scraper Available from Amazon (4.75) Best curved pastry scraper This dough scraper has a curved handle which is excellent for grip purposes, as it mirrors the curve of the hand for a more comfortable use. Going up to 5½cm, this is one of the bigger scrapers on our list. A unique feature is the measurements equivalents showing you a conversion for cup to fl oz to tbsp to ml – handy for when you need to add something to your dough but don't want to ruin your cookbook with any dough on your hands. Available from: Amazon (4.75) KitchenAid 2 Piece Pot Scraper and Silicone Bowl Scraper Set Available from Amazon (£11.30) Best to use on hot surfaces In a set of two, these silicone scrapers bend to the contours of the bowl to easily scrape batter, dough and flour with ease. Plus you can use the black scraper to cut dough with its straight edge. Another promising feature of this scraper is how heat resistant it is, letting you scrape hot pastry such as choux straight from the pan. undefined Curved dough scraper Available from Sous Chef (£3.50) Best budget pastry scraper Bright blue in colour and curved in shape, this pastry scraper is perfect for kneading wet dough and scraping any scraps or cream out of bowls. This is our most affordable option and despite its plastic material still feels well made and is a lot more safe to use on worksurfaces. Available from: Sous Chef (£2.25) Yellow Dough Scraper and Plastic Pastry Cutter Available from Amazon (£8.99) Best 2-in-1 pastry scraper Coming in a pair of bright yellow scrapers, one plastic and one stainless steel, this is a great simple set for your kitchen. The handles are food-grade plastics so they are more hygienic and more durable. Available from: Amazon (£8.99) undefined Delvita dough scraper Available from Divertimenti (£29.50) Best luxury pastry scraper Handmade in Yorkshire, this scraper has a beautiful non-slip olive wood handle and a sturdy stainless steel blade. Available from: Divertimenti (£29.50) Gozney Dough Scraper Available from Gozney (£15) Best small pastry scraper Combining some of the advantages of a stainless steel scraper and a plastic one, this Gozney tool has a silicon outer layer and a stainless steel inner part, letting you handle any heavy dough with a good amount of tension but without the harsh cuts of a stainless steel scraper. Plus it is on the smaller size, great for gripping. Available from: Gozney (£15) undefined MasterClass dough scraper Available from Amazon (£8.50) Best dough scraper for precise bakers Make uniform rolls, cookies and puff pastry with this dough scraper that has measurements width- and length-wise. The blade is 2.5mm thick, making it good for scraping off any pastry left over on kitchen counters and cutting thick bits of dough with ease. Available from: Amazon (£8.50) undefined Related reviews Best piping bags Best baking turntable Best measuring spoons Best kitchen scales Best tart tins Best springform cake tins Best loaf tins Best bundt tins Best stand mixers Best baking gifts Best cookie cutters Best spatulas 11 best cake stands 22 best coffee subscriptions Best coffee machines Best bean to cup coffee machines Best espresso coffee machines Best ice cream makers Best KitchenAid stand mixers
Discover the best ginger beers for your summertime picnics and cocktails with the results of our taste test
For a soft drink that is more grown-up than cola and less sweet than lemonade, ginger beer could be your top pick. With a touch of heat and spice to balance out the sugary fizz and sweetness, it's a versatile mixer. A non-alcoholic soft drink that evokes strong memories of British summertime, ginger beer is characterised by its robust root ginger flavour, sweetness and carbonation. Ginger beer gets it name from the fermentation process that would historically mean it contained alcohol, but nowadays it is usually a soft drink (although some types still do contain booze). Different brands of ginger beer, as you will discover below, have either a clear or cloudy appearance depending on how it is brewed and how filtered it is. These processes also affect how spicy the ginger beer tastes. Also important to note is the difference between ginger beer and ginger ale, which are sometimes confused. The key difference is that ginger beer has a stronger ginger root flavour and is typically more carbonated. Ginger beer stands up better as a soft drink in its own right, as well as being a key mixer in drinks like moscow mule and a sunny side cocktail. For more cocktail inspiration, discover our easy cocktail recipes. We also have our best quick and easy canapés recipes if you're looking for something to accompany your drinks. For even more snack inspiration, discover our easy party food recipes. Want to discover more drinks guides? We've covered the best kombucha, the best tonic water and a number of spirits including best pink gins. Best ginger beers at a glance Best natural ginger beer: Belvoir, £4.80 Best traditional ginger beer: Fentimans, £32.08 (for 4) Best ginger flavour: Fever-Tree, £3.80 (for 4) Best with dark spirits: Bundaberg, £5.40 Best summer's day drink: Cawston Press, £3.50 Best nostalgic ginger beer: Old Jamaica, £0.50 Belvoir Available from Ocado (£4.80) Score: 9/10 Best natural ginger beer Tasters loved how light this ginger beer is. The flavour varies throughout drinking and is less unified than some ginger beers we tried. This is most likely due to the lack of xanthan gum that often acts as a thickener and binder in ginger beers, meaning that this Belvoir drink has some sips with more of a citrus flavour and others with a stronger ginger essence (from pieces of ginger root floating in it). Overall, it has a good spiciness and is not overly sugary with a homemade taste. The bottle is also a good sharing size for a picnic or barbecue. Available from: Amazon (pack of 12 for £28.37) Tesco (£2.95) Ocado (£2.95) Fentimans Available from Amazon (£32.08 for 4) Score: 9/10 Best traditional ginger beer Fentimans ginger beer has a complex, almost grown-up taste. Whilst it contains no alcohol, you would not be surprised if it did as it is very hearty and spicy. You could tell this has been fermented and it has lots of herbs like juniper to add to the flavour profile, as well as pear juice to cut through the spiciness and give it a bit of sweetness. Available from: Amazon (pack of 4 for £32.08) Fever-Tree Premium Available from Ocado (£3.80 for 4) Score: 7/10 Best ginger flavour Super-bubbly, sweet and with a strong ginger root taste, this one has an enjoyably complex flavour. The root made it punchy but a ginger powder taste leaves a lingering taste alongside the fizz. Available from: Ocado (£3.80 for 4) Bundaberg Available from Tesco (£5.40) Score: 7/10 Best with dark spirits This ginger beer has a well-rounded flavour. At first it has a strong sweet taste with a medicinal edge, similar to root beer. It is the most warming ginger beer of our selection. The liquid itself is very cloudy, showing its fermentation, and there are small pieces of real ginger that are not very noticeable texture-wise but give an extra-gingery hit. Tasters thought this could work very well in an ice cream float or mixed with some rum for a cocktail. Available from: Tesco (£5.40) Cawston Press Available from Waitrose & Partners (£3.50) Score: 6/10 Best summer's day drink Light and bubbly, this ginger beer is not aggressively sugary so you aren't left with an uncomfortable dry mouth. Instead, it has a crisp taste coming from the apple juice, with a dash of ginger. Tasters thought this would be a good introduction to ginger beer as it is not particularly strong. It would make a good drink for a hot day as it is refreshing. Available from: Amazon (£3.15) Waitrose (£3.50) Ocado (£4.60) Old Jamaica Available from Sainsbury's ( £0.50) Score: 5.5/10 Best nostalgic ginger beer This has a prominent taste of sweeteners but a good hit of ginger, too. It's not overly fizzy either. Our testers thought this would make a good general mixer as well as being a good thirst-quencher. Available from: Tesco (£0.60) Sainsburys (£0.50) How we tested All ginger beers were tasted at room temperature in order to taste all the flavour profiles. They were decanted into small glasses in order to see how they would look outside of their containers and to note whether there were any ginger pieces within the drink. Taste testers looked out for the type of ginger flavour (ginger root or flavouring), overall sweetness and the levels of carbonation to determine their preference and what would be the best ginger beer for certain occasions. Read more expert taste tests: Apple cider vinegar taste test Honey taste test Chickpeas taste test Cashew butter taste test Cheddar taste test Tinned tomatoes taste test Marmalade taste test Pesto taste test White miso taste test Salted butter taste test Strawberry jam taste test Hummus taste test Dried spaghetti taste test Oat milk taste test Smoked salmon taste test If you have any questions, suggestions for future reviews or spot anything that has changed in price or availability, please get in touch at oliveweb@immediate.co.uk.
Discover the best canned and jarred chickpeas, taste tested by the olive team
A key ingredient in Middle Eastern and Mediterranean cooking, the humble chickpea is probably most eaten in hummus – a creamy dip made using tahini. Chickpeas also feature heavily in falafels and curries but once baked and crispy, they make an easy snack or welcome addition to a summer salad. These legumes are an excellent source of protein and a great source of multiple vitamins, including magnesium and potassium. A can of chickpeas is a storecupboard essential – great for effortless, quick meals. Whilst chickpeas come in five colours (red, black, brown and green), we have reviewed and taste-tested the most popular beige variety which come pre-cooked in a can or jar. We've found six top-quality chickpeas to try, so whether you're making hummus or looking for a bargain all-rounder, we've found the one for you. Here, at olive, we have a variety of ideas for using chickpeas. Discover some of our best recipes, including hummus. Chickpeas are also a star ingredient in curries, salads and pancakes. Check out our fattoush salad with crispy spiced chickpeas for a spring lunch or chickpea fritters for something filling but gluten-free. Persian food writer and chef Sabrina Ghayour also shares a recipe for chickpea and vegetable koftes with a tahini yogurt sauce. Now try our best bean recipes. Best chickpeas at a glance Best ready-to-eat chickpeas: Biona organic chickpeas, £1.43 Best for hummus: Morrisons Chickpeas, £0.55 Best for roasted chickpeas: Mr Organic Chickpeas, £1.30 Best all-rounder: Napolina Chick Peas, £1 Best for a salad: Epicure organic chickpeas, £8 Best for curries: KTC Chick Peas, £0.50 The results of the best chickpeas taste test 2022 Biona organic chickpeas Score: 9/10 Best ready-to-eat chickpeas Biona's chickpeas have a buttery mouth feel that are almost too good to blend. They are cooked to perfection, have a good amount of salt, and they are all consistently small in size making them good for everything from salads to wraps. Available from: Amazon (£1.43) Ocado (£1.30) Tesco (£1.10) Morrisons chickpeas in water Score: 9/10 Best for hummus A particular aspect of this can of chickpeas was the quality of the liquid: it was thick and glossy, which is good to note for quick hummus as the liquid can be used. The chickpeas themselves were quite big and they were not floury at all, but deliciously buttery and soft. They had an olive oil taste on their own, too. Available from: Amazon (£0.55) Morissons (£0.50) Mr Organic Chick Peas Score: 8/10 Best for roasted chickpeas These chickpeas were the least salty of the bunch. There was a nutty flavour and creaminess that came through and they were evenly sized with no floating skins or even visible skins. Available from: Amazon (£1.30) Ocado (£1.30) Waitrose (pack of 4 for £4) Napolina Chick Peas Score: 7/10 Best all-rounder These chickpeas generally have a little bite to them but they are a bit inconsistent in texture. They are not very salty, which is good if you want to add your own salt mix to make crunchy chickpeas or if you are looking to make your own hummus and keep an eye on the seasoning yourself. Tasters found a thin skin on these chickpeas, though this was easy to slip off. Available from: Amazon (£1.05) Tesco (£0.85) Sainsbury's (£0.90) Epicure organic chickpeas Score: 7/10 Best for a salad All the chickpeas in the can were even in size, generally soft inside but with a bit of a bite, and none had a leathery skin. The chickpeas and the salted water they were held in were neutral in flavour with only a slight salty aftertaste. Available from: Amazon (12 for £8) Ocado (£1.15) KTC Chick Peas Score: 6/10 Best for curry Tasters found these chickpeas quite inconsistent as some were darker then others and there was a little size variation. This means they're not the best for baking into snacks or putting into a salad. There was a neutral flavour with no strong after-taste and they were generally on the undercooked side, so could do with a bit more cooking in a tomato sauce or curry. Available from: Amazon (£0.50) Morrisons (£0.50) How we tested We chose the best canned beige chickpeas that would work for a variety of dishes. We looked for overall taste and balanced salt levels. In terms of texture, we tasted all of the chickpeas straight from the can and looked for those that would break down easily for a hummus (chickpeas that were already well-cooked) or some with a bit more bite that could work in a salad, oven-baked or cooked in a sauce, as well as those in between. We also noted the consistency in size and texture and whether the chickpeas had skins. Read more expert taste tests: Apple cider vinegar taste test Ginger beer taste test Honey taste test Cashew butter taste test Cheddar taste test Tinned tomatoes taste test Marmalade taste test Pesto taste test White miso taste test Salted butter taste test Strawberry jam taste test Hummus taste test Dried spaghetti taste test Oat milk taste test Smoked salmon taste test If you have any questions, suggestions for future reviews or spot anything that has changed in price or availability, please get in touch at oliveweb@immediate.co.uk.
Our experts have tried and tested the best runny, clear honey to spread on toast, add to flapjacks and more
Spread on toast, drizzled over porridge, baked into sticky flapjacks... a jar of honey is an endlessly versatile storecupboard ingredient. We've taste-tested the best runny honey to find the ultimate jar, no matter how you like to enjoy it. Honey is a natural sweetener that is typically eaten at breakfast or in bakes, but it can also be added to marinades and paired with cheese. It has a variety of flavour profiles, depending on the flowers that honeybees have collect the nectar from. Our expert cookery team have chosen the best runny, clear honey based on strict criteria, to find the best jars on the market. Discover the myriad ways you can use honey in our best ever honey recipe collection; we have used honey in baking recipes like our salted honey cheesecake, salted honey date cake, Russian honey cake and honey madeleines. If you are looking to use honey in savoury recipes, find some inspiration with our honey-sriracha glazed meat balls, deep-fried goat's cheese with pink peppercorn honey or honey sesame chicken. For more great storecupboard spreads, read our guides to the best marmalade, best lemon curd, best strawberry jam and best salted butter. Best honey at a glance Best for toast: Black Bee Honey British Summer honey, £6.18 Best all-rounder: Daylesford London honey, £14.99 Best with creamy foods: Morrisons Spanish forest honey, £3.60 Best with savoury foods: Hilltop British Blossom honey, £6 Best for baking: Rowse Dark and Rich honey, £3 Best for baklava: The Groovy Food Company Organic Mexican Wildflower Honey, £3.48 The results of the best honey taste test 2022 Black Bee Honey British summer honey, £6.18 Score: 10/10 Best for toast Made from British beehives, testers wondered if honey could get better than this. It smells like a summer meadow and has floral and fruity notes of violets and blackberries. They thought this honey would be good on toast to appreciate its premium taste. This particular honey would be a lovely gift, too. Black Bee Honey have a jar for every season. Available from: Amazon (£6.18) Ocado (£6.50) Daylesford London honey, £14.99 Score: 9/10 Best all-rounder Spiralling around a spoon well, with a silky, thick texture, this honey has a sharp, citrus taste that is similar to marmalade. This honey feels special and there is a nuttiness that would go well with oats or seeds. It is an overall versatile honey because of its fruity and savoury notes. Available from: Daylesford (£14.99) Morrisons Spanish forest honey, £3.60 Score: 9/10 Best with savoury foods One of the darker jars of honey, it has a roasted, nutty flavour profile, almost as if it has been matured in an oak barrel. Testers thought this would be amazing baked with chorizo, added to Greek yogurt or paired with a nice cheese. Its particularly dark colour and luscious viscosity means it would be good for drizzling over finished dishes, too. Available from: Morrisons (£3.60) Hilltop British Blossom honey, £6 Score: 8/10 Best in drinks Despite its pale colour, this honey has a deep flavour. Testers thought it had an autumnal flavour profile that reminded them of a forest. It has an umami quality with a sweetness that lightens it up overall. This British blossom honey could work very well in sugared nuts or in a cocktail. Available from: Ocado (£6) Amazon (£6) Rowse Dark and Rich honey, £3 Score: 7/10 Best for baking Giving a strong taste reminiscent of golden syrup and treacle, there are hardly any floral notes in this honey and a very slight bit of bitterness, from the background notes of aniseed. Tasters thought this flavour would hold well when baking and it would be a great alternative to sugar. Available from: Amazon (£2.50) Ocado (£3) Morrisons (£2.50) The Groovy Food Company Organic Mexican Wildflower Honey, £3.48 Score: 6/10 Best for baklava This Mexican wild honey is collected from the rainforests in the Yucatan peninsular. Due to its tropical origin, it has a distinct floral taste with a prominent flavour of rose that is perfume-like with a bitter after-note to cut through the sweetness. This could be a divisive honey, but our judges thought its flavour profile and amber colour would bring a sophisticated note to top a bake, like baklava, or to stir into lemon water in the morning. Available from: Amazon (£3.48) Tesco (£3.50) How we tasted We chose jars and bottles of clear honey that contained only honey, rather than added sugar or preservatives, and did not have any added flavourings. Testers looked out for any particular notes from the honey, whether floral or bark, and the origin of the honey. They also looked at consistency, viscosity and colour to determine its strengths and best uses. Read more expert taste tests: Apple cider vinegar taste test Ginger beer taste test Chickpeas taste test Cashew butter taste test Cheddar taste test Tinned tomatoes taste test Marmalade taste test Pesto taste test White miso taste test Salted butter taste test Strawberry jam taste test Hummus taste test Dried spaghetti taste test Oat milk taste test Smoked salmon taste test If you have any questions, suggestions for future reviews or spot anything that has changed in price or availability, please get in touch at oliveweb@immediate.co.uk.
Discover our picks of the best smooth cashew butters for your storecupboard
Cashew butter is a smooth, salty spread that is used in a similar way to peanut butter, but tends to be less sweet. Made from either raw or roasted cashew nuts, cashew butter is also generally creamier than its peanut and almond butter counterparts, and is gaining luxury status in the spread world. Cashew butter is perfectly good as it is on toast, but is also delicious swirled into sweet traybakes or added to curries for a nutty flavour boost. This nut butter is high in healthy fats and contains high concentrations of iron, magnesium and vitamin B6 – all of which are particularly good for those following a vegan diet. We put seven smooth cashew butters to the test, so you know which one works best for you. If you are looking for ideas on how to use cashew butter for more than just toast, try our prawn and red cabbage summer rolls with a cashew butter dipping sauce. Cashew butter works in everything, from salad dressings and curries, to recipes that traditionally use peanut butter. Best cashew butters at a glance Best for baking: Zeina cashew nut butter, £12.75 Best for dressings: Nutural World cashew butter, £16.12 Best for porridge: Prime Earth smooth cashew nut butter, £8.49 Best thick cashew butter: Biona cashew butter, £3.80 Best for cookies: Kape pure cashew butter, £6.99 Best for breakfast foods: Daylesford Organic cashew butter, £8.99 Best with chocolate: Meridian smooth cashew butter, £3.85 The results of the best cashew butters 2022 Zeina cashew nut butter, £12.75 Score: 9/10 Best for baking This cashew nut butter has a premium taste and texture. It's glossy, smooth, rich and creamy, with a dark tan colour that proves the deep roast of the nuts. The toasted nut flavour really comes through, and the butter doesn't taste oily at all. It would work well swirled through brownie batter or used in a vegan fudge. Available from: Amazon (£12.75) Nutural World cashew nut butter, £16.12 Score: 9/10 Best for dressings This cashew butter has a thin, runny texture that's similar in consistency to tahini. It has a buttery, more neutral cashew flavour (due to less roasting time) with a hint of almost caramel-like sweetness, making it ideal for salad dressings or dipping sauces. Available from: Amazon (£16.12) Nutural World (£4.20) Prime Earth smooth cashew nut butter, £8.49 Score: 9/10 Best for toast For a peanut butter alternative, this cashew butter hits the mark. It has a grainy quality and clean roasted taste that's similar to peanut butter. It's rich and has a deeply savoury and salty flavour, despite being salt-free. Available from: Amazon (£8.49) Biona Organic cashew nut butter, £4.80 Score: 8/10 Best thick nut butter This cashew nut butter has quite a bit of separation on opening (which is normal), with a neutral, nutty taste. In terms of texture, there's a slight graininess, but it's very thick and fudge-like. Available from: Ocado (£4.80) Abel & Cole (£4.95) Amazon (£8.48) Kape pure cashew butter, £6.29 Score: 6/10 Best for cookies Almost like hummus, this cashew butter has a mousse-like, whipped texture. You can taste the tang of raw cashews. It would work well in baked oats or simply as a butter alternative. Available from: Amazon (£6.29) Kape (£5.75) Daylesford Organic cashew butter, £8.99 Score: 6/10 Best for breakfast foods Daylesford's cashew butter has a well-roasted, rounded flavour that's a bit like a slightly spiced butter. It's not suitable for drizzling, but not too thick either, with a slight grain. It would work well blitzed into smoothies, dolloped into porridge or stirred into granola. Available from: <a href="https://go.skimresources.com?id=71026X1546147&xs=1&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.selfridges.com%2FGB%2Fen%2Fcat%2Fdaylesford-organic-cashew-butter-230g_554-3005034-15020020%2F%3Fcm_mmc%3DPLA-_-Google-_-FOODHALL-_-DAYLESFORD%26POR%3DY%26gclid%3DCj0KCQjw0PWRBhDKARIsAPKHFGiXU-HT-O52lY0G71UauFu0DTx7-pX5dgDTJ23f16OJK3ra-0LH8XcaApl_EALw_wcB%26gclsrc%3Daw.ds%26_%24ja%3Dtsid%3A32619%257Cprd%3A78888%26cm_mmc%3DAFFIL-_-AWIN-_-78888-_-0RpXOIXA500%26utm_campaign%3Dna_na_na_na_na_na%26awc%3D3539_1648217324_99d38e88859e30b5d5e90fda5682142e%26utm_source%3Dawin%26utm_medium%3Daffil%26utm_term%3Dna%26utm_content%3D78888" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Selfridges (£8.99) Ocado (£7.15) Daylesford (£7.99) Meridian smooth cashew butter, <a href="https://go.skimresources.com?id=71026X1546147&xs=1&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ocado.com%2Fproducts%2Fmeridian-smooth-cashew-butter-59789011%3Fgclid%3DCj0KCQjw0PWRBhDKARIsAPKHFGgGP2voUGWRFWd3Fk6arzS1tFgW4ixFUAsBH6zf0-DvKV0Kbllk4uAaAggsEALw_wcB%26gclsrc%3Daw.ds%26utm_source%3Dawin%26utm_medium%3Daffiliates%26utm_campaign%3Dawin-affiliates%26utm_content%3DSkimlinks%26awc%3D22454_1648212255_46c86cfc2646388804a00a8e8090bbc6" target="_blank" rel="noopener">£3.85 Score: 6/10 Best with chocolate This is the darkest cashew butter of the test, with a deep, almost cocoa-like flavour. It could be mistaken for a smooth almond butter, and it's clear the cashew nuts have been roasted for a long time – there are some pleasant burnt notes. Latest Deals How we tested We looked for the overall taste of the cashew butter: we wanted the cashew nut to stand out and be the main flavour, rather than any oil. We noticed how roasted the cashew butters were and how that would affect the way we would use that particular brand. Overall, we looked for a creamy and smooth texture, and considered how the nut butter separated or how grainy it was. All the cashew butters we tasted were labeled smooth, palm oil-free and vegan-friendly. Read more expert taste tests: Apple cider vinegar taste test Cheddar taste test Tinned tomatoes taste test Marmalade taste test Pesto taste test White miso taste test Salted butter taste test Strawberry jam taste test Hummus taste test Dried spaghetti taste test Oat milk taste test Smoked salmon taste test If you have any questions, suggestions for future reviews or spot anything that has changed in price or availability, please get in touch at oliveweb@immediate.co.uk.