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MasterFoods Smoked & Charred Texan Style Rub 50g vs McCormick Street Food Seasoning Caribbean

Per 100 g, MasterFoods Smoked & Charred Texan Style Rub 50g has less saturated fat (0.9 vs 1), more protein (6.8 vs 5.4) than McCormick Street Food Seasoning Caribbean.

Same aisle, measurably different composition. Every number is verified against independent supplier feeds and the labels photographed on pack.

MasterFoods Smoked & Charred Texan Style Rub 50g
MasterFoods Smoked & Charred Texan Style Rub 50g8% herb or spice
vs
McCormick Street Food Seasoning Caribbean
McCormick Street Food Seasoning Caribbean8% herb or spice
Energy (lower)
1075 vs 1240 kJ
Protein (higher)
6.8 vs 5.4 g
Carbohydrate (lower)
41.1 vs 57.5 g
Fat, total (lower)
3 vs 4.6 g
sugars (lower)
15.8 vs 21.8 g
Sodium (lower)
7620 vs 11059 mg

Side by side, per 100 g

ValueMasterFoodsMcCormick
Energy1075 kJ (257 Cal)1240 kJ (296 Cal)
Protein6.8 g5.4 g
Fat, total4.6 g3 g
- saturated0.9 g1 g
Carbohydrate41.1 g57.5 g
- sugars21.8 g15.8 g
Sodium11059 mg7620 mg

✓ marks a difference beyond label-rounding tolerance.

What’s in each jar

MasterFoods: Sugar, Salt, Smoked Paprika 15%, Smoke Flavour 13%, Garlic 8%, Onion, Rice Flour, Coriander Seed, Rosemary, Thyme, Smokey Grill Flavour, Cumin, Mustard Powder,
8% herb or spice
McCormick: Maltodextrin, Spices (Including Allspice (8%), Chilli (8%), Black Pepper (3%)), Salt, Vegetables (Including Garlic (9%)), Sugar, Natural Flavours, Pineapple Jui
8% herb or spice
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