We tried 5 brands of guacamole and the one from Whole Foods came out on top

We recommend buying this one all for yourself or for your at-home Cinco de Mayo celebration.

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It was everything that guac is supposed to be: textured, refreshing, and well-seasoned.

"You can see the herbs in it like you're supposed to," one of my co-workers said. Another commented on its perfect blend of seasonings, which all complimented each other.

Whole Foods' guacamole, which costs $8.99 per pound or around $7.14 for the amount we purchased, tasted the most homemade, thanks to its chunky texture.

There was also a little hint of spice to it.

Although its flavor was intense and tasty, it wasn't as textured as some of the other brands we sampled.

At $3.99 for 16 ounces, it was ideal for those who prefer a cheaper guac without veggie chunks.

Did Sabra's guacamole taste like it came from the grocery store? Yes, it did, but that doesn't necessarily have to be a bad thing.

It had a little bit of texture to it, and it was fairly salty — although not so salty that it tasted bad.

It was also the cheapest of the four brands at just $3.59 for 8 ounces. For a cheap option, this brand was just OK.

We honestly didn't feel as strongly about Calavo. Despite being slightly more expensive at $4.99 for a 12-ounce container, it just wasn't anything that impressive to us. Instead, it was something "you would politely eat at a party," one of our co-workers said.

It was also the spiciest out of the five contenders.

"It's like they just blended lemon and avocado and said, 'this works,'" one of the taste-testers remarked.

Yucatan was completely lacking in texture — there were no veggies to speak of in the dip.

Plus, we couldn't make out any of the seasonings or spices typically used in guacamole, like cilantro and salt. It was so smooth one of the taste-testers said they thought it might have gelatin in it.

The 8-ounce tub cost $3.69.

Insider's reporters decided to blindly taste each guacamole in an effort to remain unbiased by brand loyalty.

The various tubs of guacamole cost between $3.59 and $7.14.