Heinz Tomato Ketchup 910g (Large Bottle) - Nectar Price

£2.25

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1/2 price Nectar Offer from next Wednesday at Sainsbury's. The offer runs until the 7th May

Our classic Heinz Tomato Ketchup has been a staple at mealtimes since 1876. It's the unmistakable taste of our sun-ripened tomatoes, along with our passion and knowledge that gives our recipe its unique flavour - the irresistible rich thick taste of Heinz you know and love. Grown not made, our Tomato Ketchup goes perfectly with just about anything. Whether you're dunking chips or slathering it on a sizzling barbecue, Heinz Tomato Ketchup enhances every bite with its tangy and sweet profile.
Made with care, our Ketchup contains absolutely no artificial colours, flavours, preservatives, or thickeners, providing you with authentic flavour that sets Heinz Tomato Ketchup apart from the rest. Elevate your meals and enjoy the timeless goodness that has made Heinz the most trusted ketchup brand for over a century.

Since 1869, Heinz has been known for its commitment to quality and innovation. Our rich heritage of over a century has solidified our reputation as a brand that consistently delivers excellence. With a diverse range of exceptionally tasting products, each carefully crafted using the finest ingredients, Heinz continues to be a trusted name in kitchens worldwide. From our iconic Tomato Ketchup to an extensive selection of condiments and sauces, we are dedicated to delivering unmatched taste and satisfaction. Explore the enduring Heinz legacy and uncover why we have remained a cherished choice for generations.

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24th Apr
Good price. A sign of collapsing commodity prices and the rapid food inflation is behind us. I think we will be seeing significant food deflation over the next twelve months. Ketchup was one of the quickest to jump in price…
24th Apr
Well it wasn't, other ketchup brands increased in price by around 15-20% whereas greedy Heinz more than doubled prices across the board during a cost of living crisis when people could least afford it.

So on principle, I refuse to buy any Heinz products now (the only reason they are offering these gimmick half price promotions through Sainsbury's is because millions of other people have also abandoned Heinz too and they're desperate to win back customers).
24th Apr
Heinz ketchup is the best
24th Apr
I disagree, M&S own brand is nicer
24th Apr
M & s ketchup is £1 and tastes even better
24th Apr
What size
24th Apr
The brands sold by Lidl and Aldi are just as good and about quarter the price of Heinz. Other low cost brands such as Daddies are predominantly vinegar and water.
24th Apr
Heinz make Daddies
24th Apr
Just wanted to point out that Pudliszki Ketchup is also made by Heinz and is delicious........and normally found in the Polish section of your local supermarket at a significantly lower price that actual Heinz!

*be aware that they do a spicy version as well, and it's quite difficult to differentiate if you don't speak Polish.
24th Apr
Never buying Heinz again after Ketchup went to £7 for 910g and a Tin of Beans and Chicken Soup had both gone up to £1.70 each
24th Apr
Lurpak and heinz are never getting my money again
24th Apr
Gone from buying Heinz to Sainsbury's Organic one. Prefer it now. Better ingredients and tastes good. Often have deals on it on Nectar too.
24th Apr
I've switched to Tesco own tomato ketchup after reading many reviews. Around £1.35 for a bottle this size and if you stuck it in a heinz bottle nobody would be any the wiser. For Salad Cream get Sainsbury's own. Not found a good HP sauce equivalent yet.
25th Apr
Nor had I and then I tried Aldi’s brown sauce.

It’s a bit runnier than HP but the taste is great.
24th Apr
Abandon them all paid well over the odds for far too long when prices shouldn't have went up for it to be more profit get the tae
24th Apr
Wow what a day to be alive 🔥🔥
24th Apr
Some really good Nectar offers in Sainsbury's at the moment.
No idea why. Got burgers and sausages half price the other day. £1.75 for 6 Cumberlands (89% pork).
25th Apr
Yeah for years Sainsbury's was the biggest rip off ever but have gotten some good burgers there recently for buttons
24th Apr
Decent price, but last time on offer Nectar price, couldn’t find stock
24th Apr
M&S ketchup is much nicer and only £1 for 500g (edited)
24th Apr
Cheers, I will have to grab one
24th Apr
Anyone know if this will include the 50% less sugar and salt one too?
24th Apr
It’s saying 3.95 on the website
24th Apr
"From next Wednesday"
24th Apr
Thanks
24th Apr
Greedy Heinz
24th Apr
Nice, will need to go early and stack up on Ketchup.

When Asda had their lurpak offer I was only able to get a couple of tubs.
24th Apr
They've changed the nozzle recently and got rid of the translucent rubber valve. Seems to leak more now.
25th Apr
Buy it before it's back to £17.99.
25th Apr
The condiment to mask poor or tasteless food.
25th Apr
I never shop at co-op but after doing a bit of research last year I decided to buy their own brand ketchup. It's actually really good. I tried to get another bottle last week but the shelf was empty. There wasn't many on the shelf the first time I got a bottle. Perhaps a sign it's actually rather good. (edited)
26th Apr
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26th Apr
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27th Apr
Here's some useless information for you all:

The biggest bottle also has the best flow control thanks to the rubber valve inside the cap (although, after reading thomas.chan's post, this may be all over).
The smallest bottle has a terrible flow control. Even with the smallest squeeze, too much will often squirt out.

The medium size bottle also has good flow control due to its plastic chamber-structure inside the cap with a smaller nozzle.

The biggest bottles cap will also fit the medium size bottle, which is what I usually keep in the cupboard.

Yes, these things bother me... (edited)
29th Apr
Co-op Ketchup is just as good as Heinz, if not better. And cheaper. We switched when Heinz raised their prices an insane amount (edited)
29th Apr
We literally bought Tesco Ketchup yesterday as the Heniz was £4.50 for the big bottle vs £1.35 for the own brand.

Will have to get down to Sainsbury's sharpish.