Here's a summary of the mince pie reviews:
**Overall Rating**
* Aldi Specially Selected: 7/10 ( chunky, rustic-looking)
* Co-op Irresistible: 7/10 ( chunky, but with an underbaked pastry and overpowering citric acid)
* Lidl Deluxe: 6.5/10 ( classic supermarket mince pie taste, but with an artificial flavor and a thick paste filling)
**Beers' Reviews**
* Aldi Specially Selected:
+ BE: 0.5/5 (overpowering citric acid, unpleasant texture)
+ FC: 3/5 (nice chunky consistency, good peppery spicing)
* Co-op Irresistible:
+ BE: 2/5 (underbaked pastry, overly sweet filling)
+ FC: 4/5 (rococo pastry top, but with a soft and stale base)
* Lidl Deluxe:
+ BE: 1/5 (overpowering citric acid, unpleasant flavor)
+ FC: 3.5/5 (good chunky consistency, but with an artificial taste)
**Aldi Specially Selected**
* Aldi Specially Selected mince pies are available in store only for £1.49 for six.
* The filling is more of a thick paste than chunky and fruity.
**Co-op Irresistible**
* Co-op Irresistible all butter mince pies cost £3.25 for six.
* The base has a nice golden colour, but the pastry is disappointingly soft given that colour.
**Lidl Deluxe**
* Lidl Deluxe all butter mince pies also cost £1.49 for six, in store only.
* The classic supermarket taste is not as appealing, with an artificial flavor and a thick paste filling.
Overall, it seems like the Aldi Specially Selected mince pies are the standout option, but even they have some drawbacks. The Co-op Irresistible and Lidl Deluxe options are more average, with both having their pros and cons.
**Overall Rating**
* Aldi Specially Selected: 7/10 ( chunky, rustic-looking)
* Co-op Irresistible: 7/10 ( chunky, but with an underbaked pastry and overpowering citric acid)
* Lidl Deluxe: 6.5/10 ( classic supermarket mince pie taste, but with an artificial flavor and a thick paste filling)
**Beers' Reviews**
* Aldi Specially Selected:
+ BE: 0.5/5 (overpowering citric acid, unpleasant texture)
+ FC: 3/5 (nice chunky consistency, good peppery spicing)
* Co-op Irresistible:
+ BE: 2/5 (underbaked pastry, overly sweet filling)
+ FC: 4/5 (rococo pastry top, but with a soft and stale base)
* Lidl Deluxe:
+ BE: 1/5 (overpowering citric acid, unpleasant flavor)
+ FC: 3.5/5 (good chunky consistency, but with an artificial taste)
**Aldi Specially Selected**
* Aldi Specially Selected mince pies are available in store only for £1.49 for six.
* The filling is more of a thick paste than chunky and fruity.
**Co-op Irresistible**
* Co-op Irresistible all butter mince pies cost £3.25 for six.
* The base has a nice golden colour, but the pastry is disappointingly soft given that colour.
**Lidl Deluxe**
* Lidl Deluxe all butter mince pies also cost £1.49 for six, in store only.
* The classic supermarket taste is not as appealing, with an artificial flavor and a thick paste filling.
Overall, it seems like the Aldi Specially Selected mince pies are the standout option, but even they have some drawbacks. The Co-op Irresistible and Lidl Deluxe options are more average, with both having their pros and cons.