WE TESTED SAINSBURY'S, M&S & WAITROSE BLACK PUDDING | ONLY ONE CLEAR WINNER!

Under UK food law, blood isn't classed as meat at all — which means a black pudding that's a third pig's blood by weight can be sold without a Red Tractor mark. That one loophole splits this entire category wide open.

We bought ten black puddings across Sainsbury's, M&S, Waitrose and the wider market, read every ingredients label, and found a genuinely clear winner — and it's not the supermarket you'd expect.

In this video:
✅ 10 black puddings ranked from worst to best
✅ Why dried, imported blood dominates the supermarket own-label shelf
✅ The Lidl recall over an undeclared allergen that should worry more shoppers than it does
✅ The PGI-protected Stornoway recipe that legally can't be copied anywhere else in Britain
✅ The specialist producer hiding on a Sainsbury's shelf that beats every own-label version
✅ The full Verdict Board reveal

This channel investigates what's really in Britain's favourite foods — hygiene records, ingredient audits, and the facts supermarkets don't put on the front of the pack.

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