 THESE had a lovely colour and shape but tasted quite dry compared to the others. I also found Aunt Bessie's yorkies were not as doughy and soft inside as I'd hoped. 8 Aunt Bessie's had a lovely colour and shape but tasted quite dry compared to the others Credit: Oliver Dixon Overall, these were expensive and I preferred the Aldi puds. Asda Extra Special - 9/10 (£2.25 for six – cooked in 5 min) I LOVED the generous size of Asda's upmarket puds. They were crisp in all the right places with a soft texture inside – the perfect carrier for a meaty main and gravy. 8 Asda's were crisp in all the right places with a soft texture inside Credit: Oliver Dixon Pricey and with just six in the pack, they don't go far – but cheaper per gram than the biggest brand. Tesco - 3/10 (£1.30 for 12 – cooked in six mins) VERY small, flat and pale in colour. They didn't look terribly appetising as I took them out of the bag. 8 Tesco's were rather soggy and they were a bit oily as well Credit: Oliver Dixon After cooking the puds in the oven, I felt a bit let down on taste too. The bases were rather soggy and they were a bit oily as well. Lidl Simply - 8/10 (48p for 15 – cooked in four mins) LIDL'S yorkies definitely win on price. They weren't the tastiest in our test and I would have preferred them bigger, but for a budget op){kind=link}
YORKSHIRE puds are our favourite regional delicacy, says a new poll.
The Sunday roast staple came out on top of a list of our most-loved British dishes, beating delights such as the Bakewell tart, Scotch eggs, haggis and Melton Mowbray pork pies.
If you don’t fancy making your own, stores offer ready-made ones which can be popped in the oven and cooked in a matter of minutes.
But which are the tastiest?
Lynsey Hope shares her verdict, with marks out of ten.