Taste Test: Our Guide to the Best Products at the Supermarket

There are tens of thousands of products on supermarket shelves; let us help you pick the best—in both taste and nutrition. After booting out foods that don't fit our nutrition standards, products are served to a Cooking Light staff tasting panel for blind taste tests. Here are the winning products in a variety of categories.

2011 Taste Test Awards: Artisanal Category Winners

We tasted products from around the country to find the best of the best from small-production food artisans. By Cindy Hatcher|Text: Cindy Hatcher

Wood's Cider Mill Boiled Cider
Photo: Travis Rathbone

Best in Condiments: Vermont

Wood's Cider Mill Boiled Cider ($7.50 for 16 ounces)

Wood's Cider Mill has produced this syrupy condiment (basically reduced apple cider) since 1882. It adds a sweetly tart tang to everything from pancakes to pork chops.


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