Also I have a report of sorts - 'An Investigation of The Yummyocity of Tesco VS. Morrisons Branded Hummus.'
Morrisons Hummus:
Rank and too much of a 'nutty' earthy taste, the texture needs work as well. Too rough and lumpy, like the chickpeas weren't mashed up particularly thoroughly. Where's the garlic and lemon? Hello? Taste? Where are you? It's just... Terrible. Not Pleasant, but at 80p for 300g who can complain? I certainly can. Disgusting compared to Tesco's own hummus.
Tesco Hummus (Original - not 'With Black Pepper' or 'Low Fat' or '3 pack of different variants' - ORIGINAL STUFF!):
Lovely compared to the swill that Morrison's was trying to fob off as hummus. Perhaps because Tesco weren't stingy with the favourings, e.g. a squirt of the old concentrated lemon juice and a wee bit of extra garlic extract gave the tangy taste I'd been looking for. There was genuinely more flavour, the texture was smoother, the pallor was darker and more appealing. The cracker also didn't (These were standard 'Jacobs Cream Crackers - only the best!) snap in two when getting dragged through it.
Overall: I loved the Tesco stuff, and could go for some more right now...
Sorry 'M' but - you can't do hummus to save yourself, it was like rubbing wallpaper paste on my crackers.
Unfortunately, there aren't any local ASDA, Aldi or Sainsbury's shops so I cannot comment on the qualities of their stuff... Oh, well... Perhaps when I go traveling far and wide I can find... An Aldi... Then travel Westwards towards... Sainsburys and when I'm lost in the middle of the desert... ASDA shall appear to me and I shall taste her hummus, and criticize them as appropriate.
Farewell for now lovely deviants.
It has been a lovely day for hummus and DA.