Excellent price - and I am down to the last 2 bottles in my stockpile.
I was only thinking I needed to stock up when I see the next decent offer.... so many thanks for the heads up.

Excellent price - and I am down to the last 2 bottles in my stockpile.
I was only thinking I needed to stock up when I see the next decent offer.... so many thanks for the heads up.

Have to make the effort to go to Farmfoods next week just to see what they've got.

Think this is dated to the end of nov or dec 2016

been looking for ketchup today but the best i got was 910g for £1.79 @ B&M

Red sugar is my favourite.
HOT

nothing but Heinz for me ta so x

It's like my blood has been replaced with this stuff with how much of it I have everyday. Heat

thankyou for posting

if you buy two you can use them as dumbbells :laughing:

there is a farmfood not far away from me.didnt know about it until recently

I noticed in Sainsburys they are selling reduced salt and sugar ketchup at £1.50 also

If it only was hellmanns...

Thanks op - should last my 11yo son at least 2 days! :smile:

This is a quid in poundland...

Dnt really ever go farm foods ... hmm iv never been but Feeling a bit saucy so might just go and check out it

Hellmans ketchup
https://www.ocado.com/webshop/product/Hellmanns-Tomato-Ketchup/55172011?sku=55172011&parentContainer&voucherCode&dnr=y

It looks like I'm going to have to make a loo roll trip earlier than expected!

Also now stocked in Tesco kindly donated by Unilever at a discounted price.

I wnt today the label said 2.99:(

Can anyone confirm that it is available at £1.49 today..Thanks

Dated 01/17 in bury farm foods

Yes £1.49 I just bought 2

Just bought some a minute ago nelson Lancashire farm foods

Thanks for confirms ,looks like detour on the way home today.

Mum just got this and I open the email to see it lol Its bloody huge! Wont be running out for a while :smile: Heat added!

Just bought some of this at stamfordham rd,Newcastle store and it has 01/17 best before date on.... It was £1.49

All good £1.49 in Acomb York store. There was a bigger size 1.5kg ? which was £2.99 which is what some may have seen elsewhere.

Thanks OP, got it in the Cardiff store, was not price marked so loads left there, same best before as above

tomato ketchup is nice to be eatwn with???

Just a note of caution.....
I have just been into my local Farm foods, with my shopping list of bargains to stock up on - inc the Tom Ketchup.
The bottle looks - an unusual shape, and the label looks unusual also ...inc some arabic script (I think)
Not totally unknown of course, but the only thing I could compare to the 'normal' looking Heinz ketchup bottle next to it on the shelf, was the calories etc as it does not list the content in the same was as the other Heinz bottle !!

But, the calories etc per 100ml/g or whatever is different.
I will see if I can take a photo of both labels and add later.....

But I am wondering if these are 100% genuine Heinz OR have these been made for a 'foreign' market, and therefore the recipe adjusted to 'foreign' tastes?????

I have always been a 100% loyal Heinz ketchup buyer.... but have to admit I have begun to wonder recently if they are adding more sweetener (sugar or something else) ?

Normal Heinz Ketchup
Ingredients = Tomatoes, spirit Vinegar, Sugar, Salt, Spice and Herb extract (Celery)
Nutrition = per 100g.
Calories - 102 kcal
Carbohydrates -23.2 g
Also it states
NO - Artificial Colours, Flavours, Artifical Preservatives, Thickeners.

Farm Foods Heinz 1.25kg bottle
Ingredients = Tomato Concentrate from Red Ripe Tomatoes, Vinegar, High Fructose Corn Syrup, Corn Syrup, Salt, Spice, Onion Powder, Natural Flavouring (spice and oils). Contains Celery.
Nutrition = per 100g.
Calories - 120 kcal
Carbohydrates - 28.5 g

No mention made of no Artificial additives, etc....

I only bought one bottle, so I will see what I think after the taste test.

p.s side by side, the Farm foods ketchup is a much darker colour - whether this is due to being made of Tomato 'Concentrate' ?

No mention of additives etc because it contains High Fructose Corn Syrup.

http://preventdisease.com/news/13/061413_Shocking-Differences-In-Ingredients-Between-The-Same-Food-Products-US-Canada-U.K.shtml

Thanks for the link knack.
Just shows I was right to be cautious and only buy one bottle.
Hope post-Brexit our Gov continues to put public safety and well being ahead of saving money and just following with what Food stuffs the US accept.
High Fructose Corn Syrup sounds like something which should definitely be banned given our concerns about our growing problems with obesity and diabetes..... and the cost to our NHS.

Tastes vary around the world, and everything we can do to NOT encourage high sugar diets the better.
So rather than importing foods which have been produced for a sugar addicted US market, I am wiling to miss out on 'cheap' bargains
Let's see how this sugar tax works.