Anyone tried either, or can you tell me what you think based on ingredients?

Lukullus
http://www.zooplus.co.uk/shop/dogs/dry_dog_food/lukullus/156066

Lupo
http://www.zooplus.co.uk/shop/dogs/dry_dog_food/luposan/lupo_sensitive/304241

The Lupo is grain free, but I have heard lots of good thinks about lukullus food.

Lupo ingredients;

Dried chicken meat (ground) 33%, potato flour 32%, parsnips (dried, ground), beet pulp, milk thistle 5%, cold-pressed blended vegetable oil 5% (linseed, rapeseed, borage oil), seaweed meal, salmon oil 2%, dried moor extract 1.5%, dried chicory 1.5%, mineral clay 1% , dried nettle leaves 1%, dried dandelion leaves 1%, yucca schidigera.

Lukullus ingredients;

Dried chicken meat ground (26%), whole-grain ground rice (26%), dried and ground salmon (6%), dried and ground potatoes, cold-pressed canola oil (5%), dried seaweed, dried alfalfa, rice germ, beet pulp, herbs dried (3.5%), dried pears (2%), dried apples (2%), dried egg yolk, caraway, linseed oil (1.5%), dried and ground carob, dried clay, diatomaceous earth, dried and ground yucca schidigera, dried blueberries (0.3%).

Opinions?

Hmm,I found this interesting,as Im due to buy a new sack of orijen to go with my dogs raw food(useful for holidays,and if ive forgotten to defrost any meat,)but its getting really expensive,and Im on a very limited income.Both these foods look great to me,Id be interested in what others think.

I'm loving Applaws dry food, 74% meat :-) On offer from Monster pet supplies for £66 for 2 x 12.5kg makes it cheaper than either of the foods you mention. I started out trying it for my young dog to put weight on and he looks amazing now, really bodied up. Because he does such lovely tiny poops and looks so good I've tried the 'lite' version on my 3 spayed bitches, they're all doing very well too.

Ingredients:
Chicken 66% (from Dried Chicken), Chicken Mince 8%, Peas 8% (from Dried Peas), Potato Starch 6%, Poultry Oil 2.5% (Source of Omega 6), Beet Pulp, Poultry Gravy, Whole Egg (from Dried Egg), Cellulose Plant Fibre, Minerals, Vitamins, Salmon Oil (source of omega 3), Tomato (from Dried Tomato), Carrot (from Dried Carrot) Chicory Extract (F.O.S), Alfalfa Meal, Seaweed/Kelp, Yeast Extract (Purified Beta Glucan 0.1%), Glucosamine, Methylsulfonylmethane, Chondroitin, Carrot, Peppermint, Paprika Meal, Turmeric, Thyme Extract, Citrus Extract, Taurine 1000 mg/kg, Yucca Extract, Cranberry, Fennel Extract, Carob Extract, Ginger, Rosehip Extract, Dandelion Extract, Rosemary Oil Extract, Oregano, Probiotic: Contains E1705 Enterococcus faecium cernelle 68 (SF68: NCIMB 10415) 1,000,000 cfu/kg as an aid in the establishment, maintenance and restoration of a balanced gut flora in dogs.

Protein 37% Crude Oils and Fats 20%, Crude Fibres 4.5%, Crude Ash 8.5%, Calcium 1.6%, Phosphorous 1.33%, Carbohydrates <23.5%.

No added artificial colourants, flavourings or preservatives

I think you will find that this is one of the best around and UK based as well.http://www.whichdogfood.co.uk/dog-food-reviews/0671/eden-multi-meat-and-fish-formula

What's the normal price of the applaws on there though? Is it close to the RRP?