...is all the same.
Heinz tomato sauce is as popular over here in England, as it is all over the world. Originally from the USA, we have adopted it over here as one of our own. Probably the best known and most popular of Heinz 57 varieties, it is present on every café table in England, in every town, city and metropolis. In fact the yanks pinched it off the Chinese, and it was originally called ke-tsiap or something, which means fish sauce, obviously ... ...using it ?
Without Heinz tomato sauce, I am sure the wheels of British industry would stop turning. Every works canteen in the country is home to the delicious, red, flavoursome, tomato treat. Every bacon buttie in the country has a drop on top. Every road side burger van and every greasy spoon café, has a copious supply ready to drown the filthy food they serve with some kind of flavour.
Heinz tomato sauce is a delicious accompaniment to almost ...
jouk04 11.07.2004
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Advantages: Rich, Thick, Great Taste, Easy to use squeezy bottles Disadvantages: The only disadvantage is the price, which is only a little higher than other economy or house brands
...the case with me.
Heinz Tomato Ketchup has always been a product that our household purchases on a regular basis and is something that we purchase without a second thought. However with the concept of economizing we made a cardinal sin by thinking that this could apply to our favourite Tomato Ketchup.
There is no substitute to Heinz. One of the factors is probably that Heinz were one of the pioneers in the Ketchup business so they have set the ... ...or the other.
The Heinz company have been producing ketchup for over a 100 years now and today produce a staggering 57 varieties of ketchups. There ketchups are totally free of any artificial colouring or preservatives so that deep red colour that you get is totally natural. Also there is no artificial thickeners used, which speaks wonders for a product that is so thick and rich and that many of us have appreciated.
According to the stats Heinz ...
vinodgm 24.10.2002 (17.11.2002)
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...opinion on Tomato Sauce, yes, Heinz Tomato Ketchup, so here goes.
Before I start, lets make one thing clear, I am a Tomato Ketchup freak, you give me a plate of anything that is compatible with Tomato Ketchup, and I will literally splatter the stuff on like there’s no tomorrow.
What is Heinz Tomato Ketchup?
Well, do I really have to answer this? As surely there can’t be a person in Britain that has not had the pleasure (or displeasure ... ...plate.
Heinz Tomato Ketchup is produced by pureeing Tomatoes, and adding Heinz’s own secretly kept recipe of mixed spices, it is these same secret spices that give Heinz their unique taste, a taste that cannot be found in any of their counterparts attempted copies of the stuff. Not only is their Tomato Ketchup delicious and in some cases a pure necessity it also contains lots of very useful vitamins as well as vital antioxidants.
Antioxidants? ...
brianlfc 02.11.2001
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Advantages: Tastes Good, Beneficial To Health, Economical. Disadvantages: None
Heinz Tomato Ketchup is an item most of us always have in, the humble sauce is a firm favourite amongst children and adults alike, ideal for a huge variety of meals, from chips, burgers, pies, eggs to pizza toppings and as an addition to sauces, and lots lots more.
Not Only does it taste great but it actually is good for us, it can help protect the body from certain cancers and heart disease…how? Well the red colouring found in tomatoes contains ... ...~~The Facts ~~
Heinz Tomato Ketchup was first made in 1876 in Pittsburgh, US; over 120 million bottles are sold each year in the UK alone.
The Sauce itself is made in factories situated close by to the tomato fields and is made within hours of the tomato being picked to ensure complete freshness and no loss of its quality.
Did you know that a 300g bottle of Tommy sauce uses 25 tomatoes, that’s quite a few toms isn’t it, so really at ...
Broksababie 11.11.2001
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Advantages: superior viscosity, subtlety of flavours play across palette and compliment food Disadvantages: more expensive, but you get what you pay for
...it was that H. J. Heinz saw an opportunity and took it after bottled ketchup became a national phenomenon thanks to a man named Jonas Yerks. Believe it or not, THIS was the man who first put a bottle on every grocer's shelf. He took his bottled ketchup and actively marketed in across America. He did so well over the next forty years, Heinz wanted a piece of that pie. Heinz realised that to get their ketchup on every table, it had to stand out.
Ketchup ... ...and made with unripe tomatoes. Heinz decided to experiment until they came up with the perfect recipe. The sauce was improved in consistency and taste by first picking only fully sun ripened tomatoes, and then pickling them first. This preserved the tomatoes for longer shelf life, and the tomatoes also deepened in flavour intensity due to their ripeness. Being also higher in pectin due to ripeness, this also thickened the sauce to its popular consistency. ...
Shroud 31.05.2007
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Advantages: tasty, easy to squeeze Disadvantages: none
...makes the ideal accompliment!
Heinz is by far the best choice though. I just hate the sort that you get in the economy range of most supermarkets, it tastes cheap and watery and leaves a stingy taste on your tongue...bleugh! Nope, Heinz is the king of the ketchups every time. Thankgod they invented the squeeay bottle though. I remember way back in the days when it came in a glass bottle. How infuriating was it to get half way through the bottle ... ...and it disguises the taste! Heinz tomato ketchup is best served with things like chicken dippers or pizza, It is alos so thick that it can be used to create your own pizza's and used as the puree! Yummy!
The packaging of this product is alos great, because its squeezable, you also don't waste any of the product and the dispenser dosen't get glued up with gunk. It was horrible to find the glass bottles full of goo at the top where old remains where ...
KarmababyUK 02.11.2001
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Advantages: Easier and quicker to get out of the bottle Disadvantages: The sound it makes
...pay rise.
Not only do Heinz make the best sauce to ever come out of a bottle, but they also make the best bottle ever made for it to come out of!
Tell me about it Andy...
Well, we all know what ketchup is dont we? Its a sauce made from various ingredients including Tomatoes, Sugar, Water,vinegar,etc all whisked together to make a superb accompanyment for burgers, chips, fish fingers and loads of other instant type meals.
It can also be added ... ...ingredient in my house.
Heinz Ketchup is the undesputed champion of Ketchups. While most of the supermarkets make their own brand, none of them seem to be able to match the overall perfect flavouring of Heinz.
I tend to find most supermarkets add far too much sugar to the recipe. The results are far too sweet.
Their only true competitors are Daddies and even they cannot match the "Bottle Power".
What is the big problem with ketchup?
As most ...
andycharger 07.10.2002
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Advantages: Tastes great and you can get it all out Disadvantages: A bit more expensive than others but worth it
...I think we are – Heinz is head and shoulders above any of the competition.
The ketchup itself is basically just tomatoes, vinegar, sugar and water blended together to form a thick sauce, and this thickness is where the problem used to arise.
I always used to buy my ketchup in a traditional bottle. Now you all know how difficult it can be to get the right amount of sauce from a glass ketchup bottle. You start off with absolutely nothing at all coming ... ...I said earlier I love Heinz Tomato Ketchup on my bacon sandwiches and on sausage come to that, but I don’t put it on any other prepared foods. Lots of people like it on burgers, fish fingers and chips, my ex husband even liked it on his pork pie!
Ketchup is also a useful aid in the cooking stages of a meal, it can be added to things such as Bolognese, lasagne, cottage pie, risotto etc., to add a bit of extra flavour.
I don’t know what it is about ...
SusanLesley 08.10.2002
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Advantages: The look, the smell and of course the taste! Disadvantages: Slightly expensive.
...being half the price of Heinz or no Heinz being available at the time and I once used an organic version made by a company called Barsley because it was in sachet`s in the cafe I was in but none compare or in fact even come close to the Heinz variety.
There are many reasons for me not to like various other types of tomato ketchup such as the Asda brand is too sweet and a bit runny, the Tesco version is very strong tasting and a bit spicy not at ... ...just horrible!!
H. J. Heinz has been bottling tomato ketchup for many, many years now and before the first bottle hit the shelf Heinz experimented with many recipes to make sure they had it just right and their effort was well worth while because they have made the perfect ketchup in my opinion.
The Heinz ketchup looks smells and tastes right. The colour of the tomato ketchup is appealing, not too bright red like some and not the watery orangey ...
lynseyb 19.08.2008
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...of my favourites of the Heinz range.
I just recently bought a 605ml/700g bottle of Heinz ketchup from Kwik save for 89p which is quite a bit of a bargain but you can correct me if I am wrong!
Heinz is a very well known brand so you won’t have trouble finding them, it will be in your local supermarket and convenient stores at varied prices but are usually around about £1 per bottle.
Ketchup is a brilliant condiment and much more healthier ... ...pounds by the mouthful.
Heinz ketchup is also handy because the use by date lasts for a year which is brilliant if you leave it in the cupboard and forget about it.
If you want to contact Heinz, there are several methods:
Post:
H.J. Heinz Co Ltd
Hayes
Middlesex
UB4 8AL
Telephone:
0800 52855757
Republic of Ireland: 01-2805757
Or visit their website:
www.heinz.co.uk
Other advantages of Heinz ketchup is that it contains no artificial colours, ...
cheung 21.09.2003
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...delicacies, bless her…
The Heinz variety has the best taste of all brands and in some cases (no names mentioned) the taste is far too vinegary for my liking and it runs far too readily for its own good. For to be genuine tomato sauce, the consistency has to be extremely thick and reluctant to emerge from the bottle – anticipation is so much better, of course, and it’s almost sacrilege when eventually the red delight steadily and coyly emerges from ... ...“We are very proud of Heinz Tomato Ketchup. One of the original Heinz ’57 Varieties’, our ketchup has stood for quality and authenticity for over 100 years and uses a unique combination of the best ingredients to give a thick, rich texture and delicious tomato taste. We are so confident that you will enjoy this ketchup, we make you this promise: if you are not delighted with this or any other Heinz product, simply write to us quoting the quality ...
dave27 12.11.2001
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Advantages: Mum's a bad cook, don't worry Heinz will help. Disadvantages: It will become part of life.
...glass or plastic bottle of Heinz Tomato Ketchup.
Heinz does build Brit’s and I will support them until my dieing day.
Any self respecting person who lives in the United Kingdom (and probably the world) will know what a bottle of Heinz Tomato Ketchup looks like. God bless the day the very good people at Heinz deemed fit to shock the nation and offer us the plastic bottle.
I must admit it took the fun out of covering your chips. I wonder if the ... ...is right and good because Heinz Tomato Ketchup never changes.
I know a lot of people out there, like the facts so here’s what it says on the side of the bottle. Ingredients: Tomato Paste (made from fresh ripe tomatoes), white vinegar, liquid sugar, fructose syrup, salt, onion powder and spices.
Does it taste of tomatos? No, I don’t think so. Then what does it taste of? Well, I have no idea. I’m sure if I was to be honest I would say that two much ...
nicolasreed 30.11.2002
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Advantages: Great saucy taste and price Disadvantages: None
...Well it is made by Heinz and is one of their 57 varieties, you can still purchase it in the old-fashioned glass bottle, which takes an age to come out, and then all of a sudden it shoots out everywhere. These days most people opt for the great squeezy one. It is available in two different sizes. The plastic bottle has a white flip up lid, which has a foil seal underneath, so you have to pierce a hole into it before use. It can become rather clogged, ... ...is much easier to control the amount coming out, and is not as messy. TASTE:
It is bright red in colour and very thick indeed, the best on the market. It is of cause tastes like tomatoes, but is very juicy and also a touch spicy, this is probably down to the fact that it contains spice and herbs. Nothing else comes close to the taste, as cheap shop brands one are disgusting and I won’t settle for any thing less than Heinz. I could take a test ...
sturm 20.06.2002
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Advantages: easy to empty Disadvantages: can't recycle it.
...I like my ketchup frilly.) Heinz has a product that has a distinct tomato flavour, not smothered by exsessive sugar. The texture of the sauce is smooth - it flows easily and doesn't tend to congeal unless you give it plenty of opportunity to dry out. It compliments most savoury foods - if very good with any sort of potato product, and excellent on macaroni cheese.
Basically you get good old Heinz tomato sauce in a new squeezy bottle. My problem ... ...pleasing, the glass ones are far more appealing to the eye, in my opinion anyway. What it comes down to is weighing up your conscience against your desire to have things easier, and that's a choice for the individual. I just hope that Heinz keep letting us chose. ...
Bryn_Pearson 20.03.2002
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Advantages: Nice and Tasty Disadvantages: Stains clothes, Packed full of sugar
...I have learnt so far. Heinz are the producer of this fine condiment and the company was formed in 1869. Seven years later Henry John Heinz produced the sauce that would take america by storm. They have three factorys in america two of which are based in California and Ohio. I have watched how they make it they make it only from the most premium tomatoes. Special well guarded blend of herbs and spices are added. Then they taste it for quality and ... ...finish so freshness is guaranteed. Heinz is a firm favourite with Americans and is widly used in there famous steak houses. I have also come to find that they do One carb and organic tomato sauces. Of course we know that in britain beanz meanz heinz but they are leaders in the market for many other products. Such as Frozen products, baby foods, potatoes, oh and Tuna fish believe it or not. so theres abit of history and on to the product at hand.
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Playgirl27 14.01.2006 (15.01.2006)
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(+) Tasty and versatile, it can be added to a wide range of meals to give it a kick! (-) I wish they sold the bottle sizes that they have in the restaurants!
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