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Is Heinz good ketchup? I've grown up with it as the only ketchup I've ever really used. Is it decent and comparable to the stuff that the Americans actually use? Also, is it worth trying catsup or is the difference actually negligible?

>> No.12565308
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12565308

>actually believing in ketchup
Do Americans really?

>> No.12565314

>>12565308
Do euros really believe ketchup doesn't exist?

>> No.12565321

>>12565305
It's definitely not the worst ketchup. I don't use ketchup a lot because it's pretty low on the totem pole as far as condiments go.

>> No.12565684

>>12565305
There's nothing wrong with it, but the cheaper store brands taste pretty much the same so that's what I go with.
>>12565308
Seriously this >>12565314 anon. WTF do you even mean?

>> No.12565712

>>12565305
The organic one tastes like heinz ketchup used to taste.

>> No.12565799

>>12565314
>>12565684
Amerisharts spotted.

>> No.12565966

>>12565712
it tastes exactly the same as the rest

>> No.12565972

>>12565308
t. American

>> No.12565995

>>12565321
There's literally nothing wrong with using ketchup

>> No.12566010

>>12565308
what? do you also not believe a random country exists

>> No.12566085

I like mixing barbecue sauce with dijon mustard instead of using ketchup.

>> No.12566224
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For me, it's the best ketchup

>> No.12566316

>>12566010
I bet you believe we landed on the moon and that the earth is flat

>> No.12566337

Try fry sauce with some horseradish. Your life will change

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>>12566316

>> No.12566378

>>12565995
I didn't say there was anything wrong with using ketchup fa/ck/ot. There's just better options out there.

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>>12566378
>fa/ck/ot

don't do that

>> No.12566776

>>12566741
/ck/ill yourself ni/ck/erfa/ck/ot

>> No.12566965

>>12565305

It depends, cheaper brands haveq much stronger vinegar taste, heinz tends to be the sweetest variety. Personally i just buy french's

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>>12566965
I like a ketchup that still tastes like it has a vegetable in it. This could pass for home made only it's stable enough to stick around in your fridge.

>> No.12567133

>>12566224
Bakers spicy ketchup > Whataburger spicy ketchup

>> No.12567142

>>12565305
>Is it decent and comparable to the stuff that the Americans actually use?
lolwut? Heinz is an American company and this is considered the coca-cola of ketchup over here. It's alright, I guess.

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>>12565305
Basic store bought tomato ketchup all just about taste the same desu. If you're wanting to try something different, try Jufran. It's like ketchup with a slightly less pasty, more syrupy consistency and a sweeter taste. It's made with bananas instead of tomato. The red comes from food dye but I'm sure you can order natural banana ketchup if you don't mind the brown color.