Cherry Juice

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Love triangles that involve step siblings living together, initially not on the right foot, but developments slowly bring them closer together, while outsiders attempt to break them apart. You'll find the usual shoujo elements in these stories, jealousy, the leading character's inability to understand their own feelings, other potential love interests that attempt to pull the siblings apart. If you like one, you may like the other. 

They both are about brothers and sisters falling in love. And they both start out with the girl likeing someone else and the girls bestfriend dating her best friends boyfriend in the end. Both really good! 

They both involve cooking.  

Both are about the love between step-siblings. 

It shares the concept of the forbidden love between siblings, although they aren't blood-related. They both involve step-siblings living together and they don't really get along well with each other at first and then the girl starts to develop feelings towards her step-brother without realizing it. 

Both romantic comedies involving guys who are very close to the main girl. Love triangle and misunderstandings appears throughout both series as the main girl(s) tries to maintain their friendship/relationships. 

They have the same author. Love triangle with two guys and a girl. Romance, comedy, school 

Although there is a big difference, I find it similar how two best friends falls inlove with the same girl at the same time. And also, while dating the heroine of the story. A bit of comedy I suppose is also a similarity between the two 

A forbidden love between siblings. Both are very cute~ 

Both are about the forbidden love betwen family (step brother/sister in CJ and blood-related brother/sister in FoE). FoE is much darker and psychological though, whilst CJ is kind of.... Fluffy. 

They are both stories about not blood-related siblings that love each other. They are both really cute, but Crossroad has a different view, more adult (actually I liked it better). If you liked one, you'll enjoy the other one for sure. 

Cherry Juice is similar to a longer version of "Suki" to Ienai. Both stories are about a brother and sister who aren't really siblings who fall in love. The brother in both mangas is in the cooking club and is popular with girls. Also, the art is gorgeous in both mangas. 

Both Cherry Juice and Boku wa Imouto ni Koi wo Suru are about the forbidden love between brother and sister. 

Both deal with the development and obstacles within brother-sister relatioships. Cherry Juice tend to be more light-hearted while Sonnanja Neyo (Sonan Jyanaiyo) sometimes hold more serious thought toward the incest theme. 

Both are about a forbidden love between siblings. Both are very cute and have as main, a funny energetic girl.