Product description 12 x 11g Heinz Tomato Ketchup Individual sachets ~ Best before: March 2019 Ingredients Tomatoes (148 g per 100 g tomato ketchup), brandy vinegar, sugar, salt, spice and herb extracts (contains CELERY), spices. P.when('A').execute(function(A) { A.on('a:expander:toggle_description:toggle:collapse', function(data) { window.scroll(0, data.expander.$expander[0].offsetTop-100); }); }); Directions Store in a cool dry place away from sunlight Safety Warning Packed in a factory which handles nuts. Choking hazard not suitable for children under the age of 3. Whilst every effort has been taken to ensure the accuracy of the product information provided, products and their Ingredients may change. You are advised to always read the product label for Ingredients, nutrition, dietary claims and allergens. See more
P**L
BARGAIN
Great value for money
S**H
Came In Perfect Condition Thankfully. Lol
Great Value and Well Worth The Buy. Adult Children And Grandchildren Will Be Very Happy PERFECT!🥰
S**A
Ideal for the grandchildren
Theses tomato ketchup pots are great for the grandchildren to use and ideal to put in a bag when going on a picnic.
C**N
flavour
as described- nothing else to add
P**L
Great for emergencies
Imagine it is late and night and you have had a night out and you are a couple of hours from home and the only place that is open is a drive through burger joint on the edge of town. You drive up to the golden M only to find that there are 11 cars in front of yours and the, so called "fast food" joint is on skeleton staff and the same person seems to be taking the orders as flipping the burgers. After a considerable wait, you eventually shout your order of a mega-whopper-ranch-stopper- "beef"-patty=- with gherkin and plastic cheese and gherkin slice and crispy iceberg leaf and re-coagulated potato mush that has been formed in to the shape of a chip stick into the speaker that looks like an unwashed shower head and then shuffle forward one car length at a time getting as close to the car in front as possible as you are convinced that will mean that your so-called "meal" will arrive faster. You eventually get to the pay counter and wave your card / phone / watch at the box on a bendy cable that the faceless (because you can't see them) teller hands to you and you smile and shuffle forward to the next window and are handed your paper bag of barely edible mush and you wish the server (who is actually the same person who has taken your order and payment and re-heated your meal) a "nice day" even though it is a quarter past midnight and you drive off to find a secure lay-by where you can sate your appetite. ONLY YOU FORGOT TO ASK FOR THE KETCHUP. Now the only way you are physically able to macerate this foodstuff if with the lubrication of the red stuff. The thing you can do is go to the back of the queue (now 14 cars) and go through it all again which will take approximately 45 minutes by which time your food will be too cold to enjoy, that is if you could ever "enjoy" it anyway.There is, of course, a solution. You can buy your own stash of ketchup sachets for use in emergency. These work out at around 12p each which, given the alternative, is an absolute bargain.
M**R
Buy big it’s cheaper.
It’s cheaper by the litre.
A**N
Value
Great value for money. Can't beat heinz ketchup
W**E
Don't have much expiry date
They don't have much expiry date on them so be aware!!!
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