Heinz Tomato Ketchup 3x1kg £5 / Heinz Baked Beans 12x415g £5 / Heinz Soup 4 x 400g £2 / Spaghetti Hoops 4 x 400g £1.75 - Nectar Prices

Having used Heinz ketchup all my life and never any thought of switching regardless of price, I recently tried MS ketchup based a recommendation, I can truly say it’s taste so much better than Heinz and is a third of the price, give or a whirl. 

So they can’t sell the stock due to over inflated prices now to shift the stock they put them on at realistic prices lol

So how does this work?

How does this work instore, you just show them the nectar card and get the discount and are they advertised instore like this? There is not a Sainsburys near me but on the way to work might be worth stopping in

Won't be buying out of principle. At a time when there's a cost of living crisis, Heinz have tried to take advantage by doubling prices in just over a year, when their costs have only increased by around 20% or less.

No thanks, I'll stick to the Aldi versions of all these products which are still cheaper than these offer prices and which I've found to be equally good in most cases (tomato soup being the exception, though I prefer Aldis beans)

if you sign up to sainsburys online as a new customer can you add a "new nectar card" as part of the sign up?

Heinz and their pricing behaviour has been shocking over the last couple of years. I won't support them even at 50% off.

Our house boycotted all Heinz products since seeing the shocking greed shown by them of recent times. A vast majority of friends and family feel the same.

Don't be taken in by this deal. Heinz have tried to profiteer at our expense for so long. I'm sure many have found alternative products since the insane price rises. Buy alternatives and let this brand know we won't put up with their prices

Don't care how much they are. Still boycotting along with Lurpak and others. Not taking the pee outta me mofos

Lidl tomato sauce is the best. Came number 1 at recent taste test.Beating Heinz and all the rerst.

Boycotting Heinz.

Sticking to Asda version which is a saving of £1 for 3 bottles compared to the Heinz deal.

Wasn't there a huge shortage of tomatoes which inflated the ketchup prices not long ago? What changed????????

So many comments on here stating that Heinz have profiteered over the last few years. Bar 2020 they have made less money than in 2016! in 2022 they made $1bn less than in 2016.
You can argue all day about whether they make too much money but accusing them of profiteering during a cost of living crisis is plain wrong

Kraft Heinz Gross Profit 2011-2023 | KHC | MacroTrends

Absolutely scorching hot for ketchup this. Can’t wait to see my mrs’s face when I come home with 30 quids worth

Love my £0.89 Lidl alternative.

It's not 3 for £5 in store. It's only half price. This means sainsbury's own brand is still a lot cheaper, and aldi even cheaper than that! With the greed kraft heinz have shown with greedflation, this is an easy one to skip. I'm giving this ice cold Mark down. Doesn't warrant the heat It's being given. (edited)

Heinz have really messed up. Growing up it was a standard, didnt even think of other brands kind of buy. I thought I'd check to see what the going rate for a 910g bottle of heinz tomato sauce was at tesco these days....£4.25.

What a joke, and I suspect over the last few years, many of us have stopped zombie buying Heinz products and tried elsewhere. I prefer Branston beans these days. Ketchup is far cheaper elsewhere.

If prices are put to this price as a standard.they will sell more, but they've taken too long to appreciate how overpriced they are and are gonna be in big trouble.

I booked delivery for Friday, all Heinz half price but not the 3x1kg tomato sauce?

Is this a way to get people to sign up for nectar. What are the chances i go into the store on friday and dont find anything (edited)

If I’m honest Heinz ketchup tastes wack now I prefer M&S own branded it’s thicker and more like the old stuff