Whether drowning in gravy or served plain and crispYorkshire puddings remain a key component of a roast dinner – but not all are created equal.

Shoppers need not worry, however, as consumer giant Which? has scoured UK supermarkets to reveal the best of the bunch – though they may be surprised to learn it’s not Aunt Bessie’s.

Which? recruited 74 people and ran a blind taste test to rank seven own-label frozen puds from the country’s major chains, including Aldi, Asda, Sainsbury’s and Tescoas well as best-loved brand Aunt Bessie’s.

Yorkshire puddings were assessed for flavour, appearance, texture and aroma, while size and price were also taken into account.

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Claiming the top overall spot as the panel’s preferred product was Aldi Specially Selected Large Beef Dripping Yorkshire Puddings, priced at £1.99 for 288g (pack of six).

Receiving an impressive score of 73 per centAldi’s Yorkshires were also named a Best Buy and, as the joint cheapest, earnt a Great Value award from Which? as well.

The budget supermarket’s puds were praised for their outside, which had a ‘good, crisp bite’, while the inside was said to be ‘fluffy and soft without being overly moist.’

They were also credited for their appearance, with 72 per cent of tasters describing the colour as ‘just right’.

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While they missed out on the top spot, Aunt Bessie’s Yorkshire Puddings were a close second with a score of 72 per cent.

Which? said that two thirds of tasters were extremely taken with their appearance while the ‘crunchy outer texture’ was also rated highly.

Aunt Bessie’s Yorkshires were praised for their soft inside, with the panel noting that the moisture levels were ‘good’.

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Since Aunt Bessie’s puddings are made with herbs and spices, including rosemary, cumin, sage and horseradish, some tasters might have expected the flavour to be too strong – in fact, a third described it as ‘overpowering’.

Priced at £2 for 220g (pack of four), they weren’t too costly and, given that the ones Which? tried didn’t use beef dripping, they were also suitable for vegetarians.

Tesco’s Yorkshire puddings placed third, though they too received a score of 72 per cent.

Sold as Tesco Finest 6 Beef Dripping Yorkshire Puddings, they fell down for being ‘smaller-than-average’.

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Both the smallest and the most expensive on the list at £2.40 for 195g (pack of six), they were nevertheless enjoyed for their texture.

In addition, than 50 per cent of Which? tasters were happy with the strength of flavour – though 41 per cent found the inside to be ‘too soft’.

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Fourth place went to Sainsbury’s Taste the Difference Yorkshire Puddings, which, priced at £2.60 for 252g (pack of six), received a score of 71 per cent.

The colour of the product impressed two thirds of tasters, according to Which?, while many relished their ‘crispy outer texture.’

Although half of the panel were content with the strength of flavour, most people found the inside too soft.

As for Yorkshire puddings sold by other UK supermarkets, including Waitrose, Iceland, Lidl and Morrisons, they were considered ‘much of a muchness’.

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None of them were bad – but none of them were outstanding either.

Recognised for their ‘good outer texture’, Waitrose No.1 6 Beef Dripping Yorkshire Puddings, priced at £3 for 252g (pack of six), received a score of 69 per cent. They were, however, found to be too soft on the inside for most of the tasters.

With a score of 68 per cent, Iceland’s Luxury 4 Beef Dripping Yorkshire Puddings came in sixth place.

At £2 for 192g (pack of four), Iceland’s Yorkshires were described as ‘reasonable all-rounders’, with tasters particularly enjoying their crispy outside.

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In seventh place, with a score of 67 per cent, were Lidl’s Deluxe Beef Dripping Yorkshire Puddings, which came in at £1.99 for 288g (pack of six). They were credited for their crispy outer texture but fell down due to lack of flavour.

And, with a score of 65 per cent, Morrisons’ The Best 6 Yorkshire Puddings with Beef Dripping, priced at £1.99 for 240g (pack of six), came in last place.

Many tasters were disappointed with the texture, finding the outside not crispy enough and the inside not firm enough.