cheap toasts in the test: Edeka convinced, disappoint expensive brands!

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cheap EDEKA brand convinced-expensive product falls through

In the recent test results of the Stiftung Warentest on toast bread, it has been shown that the price does not always decide on quality. In particular, the EDEKA product "Gut & cheap whole grain toast" cuts off excellently and illustrates that good quality is available for a low price. A total of 13 of the 24 tested toast products found the evaluation "good", which underlines the positive performance of discounter brands such as Edeka, Aldi and Lidl.

The analysis included a wide range, including both well -known brands such as Harry and Golden Toast as well as products from supermarkets and discounters. Various factors, such as taste, consistency and nutritional values, were used in the evaluation. The performance of a high -priced product was particularly questionable, which only received the grade "sufficient". An obviously alcoholic smell and defects in the crust contributed to this negative result.

The test included several categories, including whole grain toasts, butter toasts and sandwichoasts. The Edeka Toast not only noticed its low price of 20 cents per 100 grams, but also reached an overall grade of 2.1. In comparison, the "Mestemacher Bio Wheat Wheat toast bread" was criticized for 80 cents per 100 grams and received the grade 4.0, which makes it clear that often more expensive products do not automatically guarantee better quality.

The Stiftung Warentest examined a total of 24 types of toast, with the price range of 17 cents extended to one euro per 100 grams. This special comparison not only visualizes the price-performance ratio of the different products, but also the importance of nutritional values ​​and the ingredients for consumers. The results show that high -quality baked goods are also available at an affordable price, which is an important advantage for many consumers.

In summary, it can be stated that the Stiftung Warentest has impressively demonstrated that expensive brands do not necessarily represent the better choice. The positive results of the EDEKA brand show that consumers should also consider alternative and inexpensive options when choosing toast breads.