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- Sep 30, 2026
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Australiaâs cheapest mayonnaise is also the best tasting, Choice test finds (opens the original)
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Two supermarket home brands claim equal first while the worst-ranked condiment has double the sugar content of almost all the other products A condiment worthy of compliments, or one that gets a dressing down? Consumer advocacy group Choice has taste tested 29 store-bought mayonnaises, and found the cheapest product is also the best. Aldiâs Colway Real Mayonnaise placed equal first with a score of 80%. A jar costs $2.79, or 61c per 100g â the lowest price per unit of the product spread. Judg
Melbourneâs Armenian-Lebanese eatery Zareh named Gourmet Travellerâs restaurant of the year (opens the original)
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Previous winners of the award have included Saint Peter, Attica, Orana by the late Jock Zonfrillo, and Quay Armenian-Lebanese eatery Zareh has been named Gourmet Travellerâs restaurant of the year, in a category of the annual industry awards that has historically been dominated by European-leaning cuisine and fine-dining establishments. The restaurantâs menu pulls from the Armenian, Egyptian and Lebanese backgrounds of co-owners Tom Sarafian and Jinane Bou-Assi: aish baladi (Egyptian flatbre
Pastry shops are displaying their buns uncovered â just donât bite the merchandise (opens the original)
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Despite messy T-shirts and the occasional mouthful of styrofoam, open-air pastry displays are on the rise in Australia. Why? âAestheticsâ Buns that bare all, and eclairs exposed to air: in Australia, a new wave of pastry shops are doing more than baking and selling their creations â theyâre displaying them, in single units, completely uncovered. Youâll find them on counters, risers, concrete slabs, shiny surfaces, and mini podiums, minus glass or Perspex barriers, like mini art exhibit
Test for Australiaâs best laundry detergent sees Aldi and Omo tied for first place (opens the original)
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In a Choice test of 48 products, the Aldi powder also came out on top for top loaders Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast Consumer advocacy group Choice has put more than 40 supermarket laundry detergent products through the wringer, naming two Omo and one Aldi product as its best performers â while some other brands perform barely better than water. In a lab test of 48 laundry powders, liquids and capsules, Aldi Trimat Advanced Laundry Powder Concentrate, Omo Active Cl
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