Awarded Products

Use the exact product name when possible. If the name is unfamiliar or appears in several forms, search for the producer and compare the flavour, recipe, format and result shown on the product page.

• One Star — Excellent taste. Worth choosing.
• Two Stars — Outstanding taste. Worth seeking out.
• Three Stars — Exceptional taste. Worth making a special effort to experience.

The stars describe recognition for taste. They do not represent price, nutrition, popularity or a position in a ranking.

Twenty-four categories help you explore products in the way they are normally eaten or drunk. Each awarded product has one primary public category, even when its ingredients or uses cross more than one area.

Browse All Product Categories.

Open a product to see:

• the exact product and producer;
• the awarded star;
• the public category;
• the Good Taste Awards comment;
• the current verification status;
• producer-supplied information about where the product may be found, where available.

Commercial availability can change and is not part of the award decision.

Try a shorter product or producer name, remove a category or star selection, or check the result identifier shown with the award claim. A missing search result is not, by itself, proof of misuse; the exact identity and current status still need to be checked.

Products without a published star do not appear in the awarded-products directory.

A published record confirms the Good Taste Awards result currently shown for that exact product. It does not confirm health, safety, nutrition, sustainability, authenticity, price, value, availability or recognition of every product made by the producer.

See What the Stars Mean · Verify an Award