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Whether you know them as snack bars, cereal bars, or granola bars, these pocket-sized treats are convenient, tasty, and great for eating on the go or when you don't have time for a proper meal. They're also fantastic for putting in lunchboxes for the kids, and are often full of nutritious ingredients such as oats, nuts, and other sources of protein and fibre.However, the sad truth is that while many snack bars may seem light and healthy, many of them contain high amounts of sugar and calories which can be detrimental to your health or weight loss goals. To help you out, we'll explain the things to look out for when shopping for a healthy snack bar, and include some yummy recommendations from brands like Kind, RxBar, and Larabar.

Is there a better way to unwind after a long day than with a glass of ice-cold Japanese plum wine? This traditional liqueur, also known as umeshu, is made from the flesh of the ume fruit and has a sweet, refreshing taste. Its low alcohol content and distinctive aroma will appeal to even those who don’t usually like wine.If you’re new to the world of this delicious beverage, allow us to guide you through umeshu essentials like alcohol percentages and the range of tantalising flavours that are available. Then, we’ll give you our top 10 recommendations from brands like Choya, Takara, and Ozeki, which are available to buy from Amazon. So, read on to learn more about our favourite Japanese tipple!

True coffee connoisseurs will know a good brew is more than a quick pick me up in the morning, but a delicious and complex drink to enjoy in numerous ways. Partnering with Coffee and Lifestyle Blogger Celeste Wong, we bring you the best coffee beans the UK scene has to offer.Whether you are a professional or beginner in the world of coffee beans, finding the right coffee beans can make or break your espresso, cappuccino, or latte. Want to know the differences between Arabica and Robusta? We are here to explain everything in this comprehensive guide, discussing the best types of beans in the world as well as the differences between light, medium, and dark roasts. 

Whether you’re a fine wine connoisseur or simply seeking an affordable red to help you celebrate a special occasion, it can sometimes be hard to find a quality red wine that compliments the food you’re cooking and has the flavour notes to suit your taste. From the grape on its vine to the supermarket shelf, red wines have come through a time-refined process up until the moment they reach your glass, but which ones are the best?Here at mybest, we’ve carefully curated a top 10 list of the most fruity and flavourful wines you can buy online this year. From dry to sweeter red wines, we have chosen them for their quality and value. From Merlot to Pinot Noir and Cabernet Sauvignon, we’ll guide you through the buying process and introduce you to the finest offerings from Amazon, Tesco, Asda and Waitrose. Bottoms up!

For many of us, ginger beer has a nostalgic taste - reminding us of our youth. Having been a popular drink in the '80s and '90s, it is making a fashionable comeback in botanical form – with many independent British and Australian brands like Fentimans, Cawston Press and Bundaberg creating new recipes and concoctions for loyal drinkers and recent converts alike. Maybe you are looking to try an authentic can of Caribbean-style ginger beer from a classic brand like Abbotts KA, a nostalgic taste of the fiery spice of Old Jamaica, or a flavourful cocktail addition to your gin, rum and vodka bases? Our guide will explain the 'ginger beer vs ginger ale' debate and our recommendations will help you navigate the choices, to find your new favourite. We really do have something for everyone! 

To the uninitiated, the prospect of choosing a cooking oil can go one of two ways. You may be deceived by what appears to be a simple task (if they're called 'cooking' oils, they must be good for all kinds of cooking, right?) or you may find yourself overwhelmed. Your choice of oil can drastically alter a dish and, in fact, even experienced foodies can find themselves stumped by a selection that continues to expand.Plus, very rarely will supermarkets inform you that an oil with a certain smoke point can become harmful when used for high-heat frying or that another's flavours will clash horribly with your meal. Enter our guide, where we'll fill you in on the best oils for steak, fish, Asian cooking and more, as well as the best and healthiest neutral oils for everyday use. We'll help you make the right choice so you can be the culinary artist that you were destined to be!

Twisting the cap off the bottle, listening to the trapped bubbles then proceeding to pour and drink the carbonated liquid delight is an enjoyable time by anyone's standard. But sparkling water is only growing in popularity as people are looking for healthier alternatives to sugar-loaded fizzy drinks as well as alcoholic ones. Perrier, San Pellegrino and Harrogate have been tapping springs at their source, producing the best tasting sparkling waters for hundreds of years, while Da-sh and Radnor have added fruity flavours to quench thirsts and satisfy sweet teeth in the same bubbly sitting. Amazon, Tesco, and ASDA are where you'll find all these seductively sparkling waters and more! 

Everyone who loves to cook, or eat, for that matter, knows that salt is the magic ingredient that brings recipes to life, whether you're seasoning a sauce or baking cookies. In addition to the humble packet of table or sea salt we keep in the cupboard, more and more of us are beginning to realise that infused salt can elevate our dishes even further. These gourmet salts can be used for cooking or finishing and come in dozens of tempting varieties, so let us be your guide to finding your new secret ingredient. Including everything from the best flavoured salts for your chips to artisanal wine salt and foodie gift sets, our top ten ranks the tastiest infused salts to buy online from Amazon and John Lewis.  

Oh, gherkins. Those delicious cucumbers pickled in vinegar. They come by the jar, in all shapes and sizes from extra-large dill pickles to crinkle-cut rounds, gourmet gherkin ribbons to mini cocktail gherkins (cornichons if you're fancy!). These tangy, crunchy, healthy treats, known in the East End of London as wallies, are low in calories and high in beneficial potassium, vitamin A and beta-carotene. Supermarkets like Asda, Tesco and even Amazon have terrific options, so whether you're trying a recipe with gherkins, garnishing a BBQ burger or making a sandwich, there are plenty of choices. Our article will help you compare the top-rated, best-selling products in the UK. Here's to the savoury staples that are tasty and good for you. Ready? Steady? Gherkin!

Bone broth is more than just a heart-warming hot drink or a keto diet must-have – it's a superfood bursting with health benefits. Packed with protein, vitamins and collagen, this tasty liquid is known as nature's answer to Botox. Gut-friendly but time-consuming to make at home, bone broth powders and concentrates are a quick alternative that can be added to soup and stew recipes or sipped alone.Not sure where to buy bone broth? Amazon offers a range of options, often using organic, grass-fed and free-range beef, while Waitrose stocks an affordable own-brand chicken broth. This article reviews the top products on the UK market to help you choose the best for your needs. You can even feed your dog bone broth to support muscle growth and ageing joints!

Yogurt makes a delicious snack or fuss-free breakfast and can be great for digestion and bone health. But finding a healthy one can be tricky since brands often pack their products with hidden sugars and unnatural flavourings. Onken, Alpro and Yeo Valley all have a huge range; but which is the best? Whether you prefer low-fat, Greek-style, flavoured or dairy-free vegan yogurt, it’s good to be aware of what makes a yogurt healthy and what to avoid. To help you pick a satisfying, creamy yogurt that will give you a boost of protein, calcium, and probiotics without unnecessary calories or a sugar overload, we have come up with a list of the ten best products available in the UK. We've also sought out nutritionist Jenna Hope's advice to give you a better insight into the versatility and benefits that yogurt has to offer. 

Sure, it’s lovely to go to a fancy restaurant and order some authentic, freshly-made noodles. But if you are on a strict budget, there’s nothing better than a cup or bowl of steaming instant noodles to keep you going. While they can have an unhealthy image, if you pay attention to the calories and perhaps add some toppings of your own you have yourself a nutritious and delicious meal.Nowadays there is a great variety available for us to purchase here in the UK, from Japanese Nissin instant ramen to spicy Korean noodles and other options from Singapore, Thailand, and Indonesia. In this article we will introduce some points to consider when purchasing instant noodles, and share some recommendations available on Amazon, Tesco, and Asda.

Healthy bacteria has become somewhat of a trending topic in recent years. Fermented drinks such as kombucha are becoming all the rage, and kefir is one of the cheapest, tastiest products which supports a healthy gut. Many well-known brands in the dairy industry have branched out into producing kefir, making everything from yoghurts to coconut drinks, in every flavour under the sun.But where do you begin incorporating these healthy grains into your diet? You start with this guide of course! We've compared the benefits, flavours, natural ingredients, price and reviews and chosen the ten best products online. Check out our guide then head on to our recommendations list to find out where to buy them! For this article, we have also partnered with Nutritionist Tara Corbett for reviewing and fact-checking so that we can deliver the best information to our users.

Ready meals have had somewhat of a bad rep since their conception in the 1950s, but we say, quash those thoughts of unappetising foil-trayed TV dinners! Instant food has never looked so good, with supermarkets now catering to all of our foodie desires, be it calorie-controlled or muscle-building meals, a vegetarian or vegan lasagne or a healthy take on a curry or Chinese. Talk to any household and they'll all give a completely different answer when it comes to taste preferences, budget and dietary requirements, so what constitutes the best ready meal? Our guide and top picks are here to reveal all. We've got recommendations for camping and fussy kids, gourmet suppers for one and everything in between, all ready for delivery from Tesco, ASDA, Waitrose and Amazon. Also, we have partnered with Nutritionist Tara Corbett for reviewing and fact-checking the article so that we can deliver the best information to our users.

The frozen pizza has long been a staple in the British weekly shop - it’s quick, convenient, cheap, and satisfying. Many of us might remember the frozen pizzas we ate as children and teens, such as the basic Margherita with a sparse layer of cheese and a flavourless tomato base – but frozen pizzas have come a long way since then!Nowadays there is a massive variety of delicious frozen pizzas available in the freezer section of UK supermarkets, whether thin crust or thick crust, with traditional pepperoni or healthy veggie toppings, and using tomato or BBQ sauce – there are even gluten-free dough options for coeliacs! To learn more, keep reading as we introduce pizzas from brands such as Chicago Town, Dr. Oetker, and Goodfella’s, along with yummy supermarket-own brand products from Tesco and Asda.

Butter is a fridge (or butter-dish) staple – but do you really know what you are looking for? These days we're blessed with options galore, from cows milk butter to goats milk butter and even alternatives such as ghee. Baking is a national pastime in the UK - many of us would like to be able to confidently choose quality butter for buttercream, frosting and cookie making.So we've compiled a how-to, on picking the best type of butter for your cooking and toast-spreading needs. If it's organic or top-quality ingredients or regionally-made or lactose-free butter that you're after, you are in luck! Plant-based diets are catered for too in our related article on vegan butter choices. We've rated our ten favourite British, Irish and French butter brands on Amazon, Tesco and more including Lurpak and Président – giving you plenty of food for thought! 

Here in the UK, we love a strong cup of tea. Unfortunately, some of us are a little more sensitive to caffeine, which can result in increased anxiety and difficulty sleeping. Luckily, brands like Tetley's, PG Tips, Twining's, and Yorkshire Tea have created hearty decaf options to enjoy in both tea bag and loose-leaf form. But with brands cottoning on to this growing market, there are now heaps of decaf tea options to choose from - where do you begin?This article will help you compare the best options out there, including organic and fairly traded decaffeinated teas, fragrant decaf Earl Greys, the best rooibos and decaf green tea. We've also ranked the ten best-tasting options you can buy from Waitrose, ASDA, Tesco, Amazon and eBay. After reading this guide, you'll be enjoying the delicious benefits of a heart-warming cuppa without the dreaded caffeine jitters!