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]]> http://whichrightchoice.com/2012/04/feed/ 0 Ice cream taste test http://whichrightchoice.com/ice-cream-taste-test/ http://whichrightchoice.com/ice-cream-taste-test/#comments Tue, 01 May 2012 06:30:11 +0000 admin http://whichrightchoice.com/?p=49310

While it may be worth splashing out on our top brand for a special occasion, according to our taste test you don’t need to spend a fortune to get great-tasting ice cream

There are loads of brands in the market but, when it comes to taste and price, we’ve found that the ice creams vary considerably. With Amul, you can get a 1.5 litre package of vanilla ice cream for Rs. 160. With a premium brand such as Haagen Dazs, you would pay almost Rs. 1,900 for the same quantity.

Whereas earlier Indian brands such as Amul and Havmor ruled the ice cream market here, the emergence of foreign brands such as Haagen Dazs, Movenpick and London Dairy means there’s a whole lot of ice cream brands and flavours to choose from. In fact, our taste test includes 10 different makes of ice cream, all available across the country. Among them are Indian manufactured Amul, Kwality Walls, Havmor, Mother Dairy, Gokul and Naturals. There is also Haagen Dazs from New York, London Dairy from the UAE, Baskin Robbins from California and Movenpick from Switzerland. And their difference in price is as vast as where they come from.

But, what we want to know is, is it worth paying a high price to get a good-tasting treat? We asked four expert tasters for their opinion on 10 different brands of vanilla ice cream to find this out.

WHAT WE FOUND

Swiss brand Movenpick was rated way ahead of all brands by our expert tasters. The premium brand, which costs Rs. 900 for 900ml scored a very impressive 89% for its textured and delicious vanilla ice cream.

Second on the list was London Dairy’s product, which tasters found a little sweet but still liked it for its unique taste. Indian favourite, Amul, came in third with 68%. It was best-scoring among the Indian brands for its light texture. Among the poorest-scoring brands were Gokul (39%), Naturals (41%) and Mother Dairy (49%).

HOW WE TEST

Four judges were part of our expert panel in our ice cream taste test. Each has a firm background and footing in the food industry.

As this was a blind taste test, the labels of all 10 brands of ice cream were concealed and each brand was coded so that its identity was not visible.  We served each of the four judges, the same ice creams but in a different and randomised order. Water was used as a palate cleanser.

To maintain uniformity while tasting, we used the plainest flavour available. Usually this was vanilla, but in the case of Gokul and Naturals ice creams, we used cream (Malai) as they did not have vanilla flavour. Our experts rated each ice cream out of 10 for appearance, texture and taste. Scores were then averaged, and the individual scores weighted and turned into a percentage. 60% of the total score is made up from the taste rating, 30% from the texture rating and 10% on appearance.

Our scores on ice-cream tasting indicate: 0-20 as very poor, 21-40 as poor, 41-60 as average, 61-80 as good, and 81-100 as excellent. This taste test took place at Masalazone Bar and Kitchen, Bandra Reclamation, Mumbai.

FEATURE EXPLAINED

    • Himanshu Taneja, the Executive Sous Chef at JW Marriott, Juhu, Mumbai, who, over the past 11 years, has worked with the The Oberoi, Leela Kempinski and Taj Land’s End.
    • Nikhil Merchant is a food enthusiast and blogger, he blogs on nonchalantgourmand.com. A Gourmet Consultant, he also writes articles for newspapers.
    • Rushina Munshaw Ghildiyal is a gourmet columnist, writer, consultant and author, she writes articles for magazines and newspapers. She is a blogger on aperfectbite.com and has recently started her own consultancy firm.
    • Neelesh Limaye is a celebrity chef who has his own cookery show. He started his career with the Taj group, and has worked for the flight catering units as well as the catering units on ship. He has also authored a breakfast cook book called Good Morning Cookbook.

Ice cream was invented way back in the third century BC by a Chinese Emperor.

They would eat concoctions of fruit juices, snow and ice. The recipe of this desert was kept a secret for many centuries before it travelled all around the world – France, Italy, England and Russia.

It was then bought to India by the Mughals; they used ice-creams in fruit sorbets. Kulfi, an Indian form of un-churned ice cream is still very popular and is available all across India.

A popular ice-cream parlour in Delhi, Nirula’s, has opened an ice cream museum in the city. In November 2007, they opened a new outlet in Noida along with a museum which is an entertaining mix of ice-cream related facts, trivia, games as well as a view of the ice-cream making process.

It also has features such as ice cream recipes and poems. So if you want to learn more about ice cream, it may be worth a visit.


]]> http://whichrightchoice.com/ice-cream-taste-test/feed/ 1 Waterproof and shockproof cameras http://whichrightchoice.com/waterproof-and-shockproof-cameras/ http://whichrightchoice.com/waterproof-and-shockproof-cameras/#comments Tue, 01 May 2012 06:15:51 +0000 admin http://whichrightchoice.com/?p=49373

Planning an outdoor vacation? Carrying a waterproof and shockproof camera is a good idea if you intend on going to a beach or trying out adventure sports

A  camera playing spoilsport due to dodgy weather conditions or a careless drop or bump is common when on a trip. And if no holiday pictures are bad enough, the added expense of fixing or replacing your camera can put a damper on your fun. If you are looking to avoid this hassle, we bring you some great rugged cameras to choose from for your next holiday. These are waterproof, shock- and dust-proof models that will click pictures with as much enthusiasm as you, whether on a bumpy trek or in a splash-filled pool.

RIGHT CHOICES

75% NIKON COOLPIX AW100

Rs.16,950

The AW100 takes superb shots in most conditions. In bright conditions the camera captures sharp photos that show even subtle distinctions between different colours. Even more impressively, this Nikon handles low-light shooting with panache, though there will inevitably be a degree of graininess in low-light shots – as is the case with any compact camera. The Full-HD video mode (at 1080p) is good, though not up to the standards of a proper HD camcorder. Footage taken is generally crisp and colourful, but audio is rather run-of-the-mill.

Pros Great picture quality, excellent image stabiliser

Cons No viewfinder

74% PANASONIC LUMIX DMC -FT3

Rs.27,990

This 12Mp compact digital camera is easy to use and also features a 4.6x optical zoom lens, a rear LCD screen and Full HD movie

recording – and most importantly, it takes great pictures. In bright conditions, shots are crisp and clear.  The FT3 handles low-light shooting nicely, though there will inevitably be a degree of graininess in dim-light shots. The Full HD video mode is reliable, though detail gets lost in low-light situations. And audio is decent too. The continuous shooting mode is great taking three or four shots per second up to a maximum of 100 shots per burst.

Pros Good picture quality, good burst mode

Cons No viewfinder

72% PANASONIC LUMIX DMC-FT2

Rs.19,725

The FT2 takes superb shots in most conditions, and its intelligent auto mode can be trusted to do most of the work so you won’t have to. With this mode, the camera detects the type of scene you’re photographing and adjusts the settings. Or you can manually select from a generous 26 different scene modes. It handles low light shooting nicely. The HD video mode is good, but detail diminishes in dim light. Audio quality isn’t great. This is because the small internal microphone has to be kept within the camera’s waterproof casing, leading to slightly muffled sound quality.

Pros Good picture quality, high resolution

Cons No viewfinder

71% CANON POWERSHOT D10

Rs.22,800

The D10 produces good, crisply focused pictures especially in bright daylight. It does slightly less well in low light which is unfortunate given that it’s designed for underwater photography (there’s a very good flash to help in such conditions, though). The movie quality is rather less appealing, and you certainly won’t be able to match the results you can get with a proper digital camcorder. However, being able to take quick video clips underwater may be an appealing feature, and the D10’s movie mode will probably be satisfactory for most users.

Pros Waterproof up to 10m,  good picture quality

Cons Limited 3x zoom

FEATURE EXPLAINED

WATERPROOF

If your camera is waterproof you can be assured that it is safe for beach swims and for carrying it outdoors during the monsoons. You would however, need to check the depths and pressure of water that it can tolerate. Cameras that allow water resistance of up to 10 metres are great for snorkeling trips as well as poolside holidays. For deeper dives, you would need cameras that can be submerged 20 to 40 metres underwater.

SHOCKPROOF

Durability is an important aspect, especially if you have children who may be handling the camera. The internal circuitry, sensors, and other parts are vulnerable to shock when dropped on hard surfaces. Shockproof cameras are designed to absorb such impact to greatly reduce risks.

DUSTPROOF

This is an important consideration if you travel within India, as you have deserts as well as beaches to contend with. If you’re off to Rajasthan, this is a feature you can’t do without. Dust and sand can get into the workings of a camera, including the lens, potentially damaging it beyond repair.

FREEZE PROOF

Freezeproof cameras are best to take along with you if you’re off to a hill station, where temperatures can fall well below 0°C. It is common to find your camera lens getting foggy when you switch between extreme weather conditions. This happens due to the moisture trapped inside your camera.

If your camera is freezeproof you do not have to worry when there is a sudden drop in temperature plus it is completely safe to carry for skiing and mountaineering trips.

GPS

Some cameras offer GPS-tagging, recording the exact global location of where you were when you took your shot.

FAQ

If you’re trying out water sports such as boating and white-water rafting, there is a good chance of your camera getting splashed or dunked. If it gets soaked with salt water, the damages could be beyond repair.

Digital cameras rely on complicated computer boards and microprocessors that are more prone to damage by elements such as water and dust. Even if you aren’t in the water, damage can be caused on windy beaches with salt mist blowing off the sea. Dust and sand can ruin a camera by getting into the moving parts. Environmental conditions such as excessive humidity and torrential rains can pose a problem if your camera is not watertight.

This can be really expensive to repair. So even if you do not intend to take your camera to a swimming pool or water resort, there’s a possibility of your camera getting damaged with a light drizzle.

Waterproof cameras such as the Olympus Tough series cameras and the Nikon Coolpix AW100 are specially designed to withstand water and falls than an average camera.

    • If a camera claims to be waterproof, check the depth of water that it can really be submerged into. While cameras such as the Canon Powershot D10 featured in this article, meant for amateur photographers, are watertight up to 10 metres. Professional cameras such as the GoPro HD Hero 2 can go as far as 60 metres.
    • If you already have a digital camera and do not want to purchase another, consider using waterproof cases. These casings also allow for greater depths of up to 40 metres of underwater shooting. Note that these housings are camera specific and the price could range anywhere between Rs.10,000 and Rs.1 lakh.
    • While a lot of cameras out there include some degree of weatherproofing, not all produce good pictures. See our test results for low light and overall picture quality before you buy a waterproof camera to make sure you get a clear shot.

    • Follow all recommended care and maintenance instructions in the reference manual.
    • Do not leave the camera in water for prolonged periods of time. Doing so can deteriorate its water resistance.
    • Do not use chemicals for cleaning, rust prevention, anti-fogging or repair.
    • Do not leave the camera in an environment at high temperature (40° C or greater) or very low temperature (-15° C or lower).
    • Do not apply excessive force to or try to peel off the rubber backing of the battery compartment cover or the connector cover.


]]> http://whichrightchoice.com/waterproof-and-shockproof-cameras/feed/ 0 Cola maker to reduce use of controversial chemical http://whichrightchoice.com/cola-maker-to-reduce-use-of-controversial-chemical/ http://whichrightchoice.com/cola-maker-to-reduce-use-of-controversial-chemical/#comments Tue, 01 May 2012 06:00:06 +0000 admin http://whichrightchoice.com/?p=49270 Coca-Cola denies US consumer group’s claim that its colouring ingredient causes cancer; yet the company says it will modify its drinks in India like it has in California

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]]> Coca-Cola denies US consumer group’s claim that its colouring ingredient causes cancer; yet the company says it will modify its drinks in India like it has in California

The Centre for Science in the Public Interest, a consumer advocacy group in the US, had filed a petition in February 2012 with the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to ban the use of ammonia-sulfit caramel in aerated drinks. Research was conducted on regular and diet Coca-Cola and Pepsi drinks available in Washington, DC. The group claimed the drinks contained high levels of 4-methylimidazole (commonly known as 4-MEI) which can be found in the caramel colouring used in the drinks. and is considered potentially carcinogenic.

The US FDA, however, said that there were no definite studies to prove the claim. A US FDA spokesperson said, ‘A consumer would have to drink more than 1,000 cans a day to reach the doses administered that have shown links to cancer.’

Despite the FDA’s clean bill, Coca-Cola has decided to reduce the amounts of 4-MEI used in their drinks in the US (in a phased manner, first in California). Coca-Cola’s official website states:?‘We have asked our caramel manufacturers to modify their production process to reduce the amount of 4-methylimidazole in the caramel.’

While Coca-Cola denied the “false and outrageous claims”, both Coke and Pepsi have modified the formulations of their drinks in the US. But have they done so in India as well?

Kamlesh Sharma, GM, public affairs and communication, Coca-Cola, India referred to the statement issued by Indian Beverage Association (IBA) which says that there are no adverse health implications from the use of caramel colouring. ‘This puts the issue in the right perspective,’ he said.  When asked if Coca-Cola in India would be modified to remove 4-methylimidazole, he sent us links to Coca-Cola’s official statement.  ‘We have asked our caramel manufacturers to modify their production process to reduce the amount of 4-MEI.’

Right Choice made several attempts to contact PepsiCo India for this report. The company did not respond to our calls and emails.

A statement issued by the Indian Beverage Association states, ‘The compound 4-methylimidazole (4-MEI or 4-MI) is a byproduct formed in certain foods and beverages during the heating, roasting and cooking process and is virtually ubiquitous – found in trace amount in foods and beverages that have been commonly consumed for decades.

‘It should be noted that 4-MEI is not

added to food or beverage. Since 4-MEI may be formed when caramel colouring is made, caramel-containing foods such as cereals, beverages, baked goods, confectionery products, dairy products and condiments like soya sauce may contain detectable amounts of the compound.

‘The level of 4-MEI in caramel is regulated nationally by Food Safety Standards Authority of India, which is at par with that prescribed by FAO/WHO, Codex Alimentarius and the European Food Safety Authority. Leading public health organisations have reaffirmed safety of caramel. Hence, consumers have no reason at all to entertain any health concerns.’

]]> http://whichrightchoice.com/cola-maker-to-reduce-use-of-controversial-chemical/feed/ 0 Is Google’s new policy invading your privacy? http://whichrightchoice.com/is-google%e2%80%99s-new-policy-invading-your-privacy/ http://whichrightchoice.com/is-google%e2%80%99s-new-policy-invading-your-privacy/#comments Tue, 01 May 2012 05:30:19 +0000 admin http://whichrightchoice.com/?p=49283 ‘Individual privacy controls aren’t changing, but the policy isn’t clear on what limits will be placed on the data for ad purposes’

Google’s new privacy policy has caused a stir in the online world. Google says the changes…

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Google’s new privacy policy has caused a stir in the online world. Google says the changes will make it easier for consumers to understand how it collects personal information, and allow the company to create more helpful and compelling services. Here’s a look at some of the key issues to consider.

    • New policy Google states, ‘We got rid of over 60 different privacy policies across Google and replaced them with one that’s a lot shorter and easier to read. The new policy and terms cover multiple products and features, reflecting our desire to create one beautifully simple and intuitive experience across Google.’
    • What it means Google has combined the privacy policies of all services – YouTube, Gmail, Google, and more – into a single one. So, for example, if you search for information about a new movie on Google, the next time you visit YouTube it will suggest that you watch videos of the same movie.
    • How you can sidestep it Google suggests you make individual accounts for all the Google services you are using. Bani Dhawan a spokesperson for Google, India suggests using various tools provided by Google. ‘You can make use of Google tools to control your personal information.’
    • Does it infringe on your privacy? ‘The new policy doesn’t change any existing privacy settings or how any personal information is shared outside of Google,’ Alma Whitten, Google privacy chief says on the Google Blog.
    • Find out what info they have Log on to www.google.com/policies and go to your Dashboard. The Dashboard has a single page where you can see the various products you use with your account and what’s stored in them, along with easy access to the product-specific controls.
]]> http://whichrightchoice.com/is-google%e2%80%99s-new-policy-invading-your-privacy/feed/ 0 Weber SUMMIT Gas Grill http://whichrightchoice.com/weber-summit-gas-grill/ http://whichrightchoice.com/weber-summit-gas-grill/#comments Tue, 01 May 2012 05:00:40 +0000 admin http://whichrightchoice.com/?p=49302 This gas grill may help you conjure a scrumptious meal, but is it worth the cost? Read on to find out if its features make it a favourable outdoor appliance or just a way to burn a hole in your…

]]> This gas grill may help you conjure a scrumptious meal, but is it worth the cost? Read on to find out if its features make it a favourable outdoor appliance or just a way to burn a hole in your pocket

Weber SUMMIT S-670 promises to be a gas grill model with some comprehensive features. Apart from individual burner ignition with control burner valves, flush mounted side burners, and smoker burners with stainless steel smoker boxes, this gas grill also uses the Sear Station technology.

The Sear Station is a dedicated area located in the middle of the grill which reaches temperatures of 800 to 900 degrees Fahrenheit.

It includes what the manufacturer calls Flavorizer bars – stainless-steel bars placed under the cooking grate and just above the heat source to impart flavour to meats and vegetables. The bars are angled to exactly the right pitch to direct juices down and away from the burners and create flavourful smoke without flare-ups. The LED lit control knobs allow you to adjust heat settings easily, even in dim light. This gas grill is specifically set up for Indian LPG. It has six burners and is available at an introductory price of Rs. 2,99,995.

Verdict Even though it sounds good for avid grillers with its features, the steep price may make you think twice about investing in one.

]]> http://whichrightchoice.com/weber-summit-gas-grill/feed/ 0 Tablet computers http://whichrightchoice.com/tablet-computers/ http://whichrightchoice.com/tablet-computers/#comments Tue, 01 May 2012 04:30:53 +0000 admin http://whichrightchoice.com/?p=49292 We round up the newest models on shelves, as well as a tempting budget option

ACER ICONIA TAB A200

The new tablet from Acer comes with Android 3.2 operating system but can be upgraded to Android 4.0…

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ACER ICONIA TAB A200

The new tablet from Acer comes with Android 3.2 operating system but can be upgraded to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. It includes 8GB or 16GB internal memory and a 1GB Ram, with a 10.1 inch (1200×800 pixels) touchscreen display.  It weighs around 720g, with 260×175x12.4mm dimensions and has a battery life of up to eight hours and a 1GHz Dual Core Processor Nvidia Tegra 2. With a 2Mp camera it comes in two colour options: metallic red and titanium grey. Its price in India has not been announced yet.

Verdict As you can upgrade to the latest Android OS, it joins the ranks of most of the new tablets in the market.

SAMSUNG GALAXY TAB 2 310

Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 310 has a 7-inch screen and runs on Google Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) operating system. It has a 1GHz dual-core processor and a 1GB DDR 2 Ram for improved performance. It features the all new PLS (Plane to line switching) technology for display which claims to give the screen display better colours, contrast and wider viewing angles. The touchscreen is capacitive and has a resolution of 1204×600 pixels. The tablet features HSPA+ 3G connectivity, which allows you a data download speed of up to 21 Megabits per second. Along with its regular GPS (Global Positioning System), it also has Russian GLONASS satellite based tracking system for better and accurate tracking. These tablets are available in 16GB and 32GB variants with Wi-Fi and/or 3G connectivity. The tablet is priced at about Rs. 23,000.

Verdict Judging from its specs, the Tab 2 310 seems like a reasonable upgrade from the original Galaxy Tab.

BUDGET TABLETS

ZYNC Z990 TABLET

Zync Z990 tablet is India’s cheapest tablet that works on Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) operating system. With a 1GB Ram and 1.2-Ghz processor, it promises smooth operation. The 7-inch capacitive touchscreen tablet weighs 380g and has a 0.3Mp front-facing camera and a video recording facility. This tablet offers only 4GB internal storage but you can expand this to up to 32GB with a microSD card. It offers a few built-in 3D games. It’s priced at Rs. 8,990 and the company offers a warranty for a year.

Verdict With its numerous features, if it performs as well as it claims to, the Zync Z990 could turn out to be a real good bargain.

]]> http://whichrightchoice.com/tablet-computers/feed/ 0 Laptops http://whichrightchoice.com/laptops-2/ http://whichrightchoice.com/laptops-2/#comments Tue, 01 May 2012 04:00:52 +0000 admin http://whichrightchoice.com/?p=49327 If you’re thinking of buying a  laptop, there are a bewildering array of options to choose from. We bring you the best of the lot to help you decide on a computer to suit your needs Buying a laptop can be challenging when there are so many different options to choose from. The kind of laptop you buy depends entirely on what you use it for. For example, if you travel a lot, you need something that is portable. A laptop used for simple tasks, such as email, word processing, or surfing the net, does not need to have a powerful processor or generous storage capacity. Laptops now come with a range of features, such as superfast processors and display, in sleek, lightweight designs – and this adds to the price. When buying, consider which type of laptop would suit you best, weighing up things such as portability against power and price, as you don’t want to be paying for features you don’t need. While several laptops available in the market justify their price, some might just not be worth the bargain. Right Choice laptops have a powerful battery, good screen and comfortable keyboard. [protected]]]>

If you’re thinking of buying a  laptop, there are a bewildering array of options to choose from. We bring you the best of the lot to help you decide on a computer to suit your needs

Buying a laptop can be challenging when there are so many different options to choose from. The kind of laptop you buy depends entirely on what you use it for. For example, if you travel a lot, you need something that is portable. A laptop used for simple tasks, such as email, word processing, or surfing the net, does not need to have a powerful processor or generous storage capacity.

Laptops now come with a range of features, such as superfast processors and display, in sleek, lightweight designs – and this adds to the price. When buying, consider which type of laptop would suit you best, weighing up things such as portability against power and price, as you don’t want to be paying for features you don’t need.

While several laptops available in the market justify their price, some might just not be worth the bargain. Right Choice laptops have a powerful battery, good screen and comfortable keyboard.

 

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Investing in a Right Choice can make cooking faster, easier and less messy

The pressure cooker needs no introduction to an Indian household. Almost everyone owns one, but, if you don’t or you’re looking to buy a replacement, we’ve tested 14 popular models available for cooking performance, durability and ease of use. Pick a Right Choice pressure cooker to ensure your meals are stress-free and delicious.

Combining efficiency and practicality, there is almost no limit to what you can put into a pressure cooker – you can cook meats, seafood, beans and pulses as well as vegetables – and meals can be cooked in a fraction of the time it would take in a regular pot or pan.

Fresh vegetables can be steamed in less than two minutes and such slow-to-cook dishes as stews, meat dishes and whole grains take little time as well.

 

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