Heinz Ketchup - US vs UK

[KLS52]

I know we’re not supposed to listen to Food Babe, but what gives with the US ketchup version versus the one in the UK? This makes me mad.

https://tiphero.com/heinz-ketchup-different-ingredients/

 

[Second Summer]

That's unfortunate for you people in the US. I've eaten a lot of Heinz ketchup here in the UK, it's very nice!

I wish high fructose corn syrup wasn't nearly as common as it is

 

[Amy SF]

I’ve tried “natural” ketchups that leave out some, if not all ingredients used in Heinz, but they taste bland or sour or boring to me, possibly because I’ve been conditioned to prefer the highly sweetened Heinz. In Meadowbrook ASL, to save money, the kitchen switched from Heinz to the generic version produced by the food service company they were using. Honestly, I couldn’t tell much of a difference, but enough people, elderly people who, like me, grew up with Heinz, complained that they brought back the Heinz. The generic had pretty much the same ingredients as the Heinz.

 

[silva]

Simply Heinz in the US sounds like Heinz in the UK!
Growing up we always had Heinz, no one used much, but it was always in the fridge. I later thought about how strange that was since my grandma bought so much generic or what was on sale, but always heinz. I tried Hunts and found why! I did not like other ketchups!
Now buy Aldi organic ketchup. It's thick and very flavorful. Uses sugar- no other sweetener

 

[shyvas]

I know we’re not supposed to listen to Food Babe, but what gives with the US ketchup version versus the one in the UK? This makes me mad.

Heinz Ketchup Has Different Ingredients in the U.S. Than It Does in the U.K. and We Had No Idea

The main thing that I have noticed in the article is that, corn syrup is cheaper than sugar and that food manufacturers do not care about our health.
The moral of the story is to always read food labels.

I don't like ketchup.