Smarties and the chocolate version of M&M’s look pretty similar, and you can be forgiven for thinking they’re almost the same with their colorful crispy sugar shells and chocolate centers. Still, there are some subtle differences that separate one from the other. In this article, … Go to page
Canned vegetables are an excellent alternative for those times when you don’t have time to prep, or you’ve run out of fresh, but they’re also known for being lower in nutrients and have a bad reputation for being mushy. The truth is that some canned … Go to page
Vegetables like asparagus have a limited growing season, so they are not always available unless imported from other countries. One way around this problem is by using canned or jarred asparagus, which is available on our grocery store shelves all year round but is it … Go to page
Sweet (or garden) peas are a quick and easy family favorite and something you can always have to hand in the form of frozen or canned peas. But the question is, although frozen and canned peas are easy to store and have a long shelf-life, … Go to page
Ranch dressing is hugely popular in the United States, and it’s also starting to appear on some grocery store shelves in the UK. You could be forgiven for thinking that ranch is similar to or the same as mayonnaise, and they’re often associated with each … Go to page
When you shop for canned sweet corn, chances are you’re going to have a few decisions to make when choosing the right one for you, the first being color- white or yellow? But is there actually a difference between the two when it comes to … Go to page
When you’re at the canned sweet corn shelf in the grocery store, you’d be forgiven for feeling a little confused over which kind of corn you need for your recipe and nutritional needs or whether there’s even a difference. When it comes to creamed corn … Go to page
Rice Krispies and Corn Flakes are iconic breakfast cereals that have been around for decades, but are they any good for us when it comes to nutrition, and which is the best of the two? In this article, I’ll be comparing Kellogg’s Rice Krispies against … Go to page
Rice Krispies and Fruity Pebbles are both kinds of cereal aimed at kids and are very similar in structure, which is why Fruity Pebbles are now being used as a colorful alternative in a cereal treat bar. It’s pretty obvious that Fruity Pebbles are going … Go to page
Rice Krispies and Cheerios are both staple breakfast cereal choices, and you might think there’s little nutritional difference between the two, but surprisingly there is. In this article, I’ll be comparing Rice Krispies head-to-head in each nutritional category to provide you with the data to … Go to page
