Sauces & Condiments > Ketchups

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 ... Read review

Advantages: Kids like it, original
Disadvantages: Looks like snot

...tasted like, well, ketchup! Heinz ketchup goes well with just about any food and tastes utterly delicious. As some of the less enlightened amongst us may think; tomato ketchup isn’t just a sometomatoes chucked into a blender and bottled. Oh no! It is a careful blend of spices, vinegar and vitamins that gives Heinz tomato ketchup its unique and gorgeous taste. The green ketchup isnt around so much any more and it was a bit of a crazy fad. I thought ...
...squeeze. With it not being around much anymore the green ketchup is cheap to pick up if you havent tried it yet. Hopefully we will see the return of it in the future, but until then I will quite happily use normal heinz ketchup. Thanks for reading. ... Read review

Advantages: its delicious
Disadvantages: not as of yet

i am reviewing the Daddies red sauce - the nicest red sauce i ever tasted. i have always used heinz as i thought it was just gorgeous, my mum bought me other types but i would never taste them cuz i just loved heinz and didnt like tryin new things. im weird like that :) How It Started!!! i have a chip shop near my house now, and i always bought burgers and chips up there, and they use lovly red sauce, but i thought they got their red sauce from ...
...informed me that they use daddies red sauce. i was shocked cause thats the stuff my mum bought me and i wouldnt taste it :) and from that moment on, i have been buying it every week, thats how much i go through it, and also i ahve got my boyfriends mother buying it aswell and they all love it. So now i can have it in my two houses lol :) awwww i just found out you can get 2 ltr catering size tubs droool for a fiver :) Some basic Information about ... Read review

Advantages: tastes better!
Disadvantages: costs more :-(

Heinz organic tomato sauce. I dont normally go for organic - all the extra cost and I always suspect, cynical as I am, that it's just regular stuff at twice the price. So I can't remember what convinced me to buy it to begin with! Add in that it only seems to come in little bottles, and you'll pay more for it than for regular Heinz (which makes it darned expensive compared to supermarket brands) and you'll be asking yourself "why?, why why why?" ...
...and grab that... Per 100g... Heinz 105 kcal, Morrisons 69kcal. Same fat, though. Heinz 1.2g sodium, morrisons 0.5g. Morrisons also has less carbohydrates and more fibre. While the nutritional information is discouraging, the ingrediants list is uplifting. Heinz has 176g of tomatoes, certified organic, per 100g ketchup, as well as organic sugar, spices, spirit vinegar, onion powder and garlic powder. Add salt and there is nothing overly dubious in ... Read review

Advantages: Fewer Calories, Carbohydrates, Sodium and Salt
Disadvantages: Too Runny And Sweet

...This version of the famous Heinz Ketchup comes in the same squeezy bottle that the ordinary Ketchup is bought in. The label is the same except there is a blue line outside the green one. Obviously there is also writing stating that the Ketchup has reduced salt ans sugar. If you read the back of the bottle it tells you that this ketchup contains 30% less salt and sugar. It also has no artificial colours, flavours, preservatives or sweeteners. The ...
...than the original Ketchup. Comparing the nutritional information it contains: 12 calories per serving compared to 14 in the original Ketchup The same amount of protein (0.2g) 2.7g of Carbohydrates compared to 3g The same amount of Fat (trace) The same amount of Fibre (0.1g) 0.1g of Sodium copared to 0.2g 0.3g of Salt compared to 0.4g The Reduced Salt & Sugar Ketchup therefore has fewer calories, carbohydrates, sodium and salt. I was eager ... Read review