I have never enjoyed ketchup. So I will write this from my husband's perspective. He loves this brand over any other because he says it's sweet but still retains a robust flavoring. He likes his ketchup cold and he says that other brands are watery even after being cold, but this one taste even better and is thick throughout its lifespan.

I grew up in a house that took condiments very seriously and Heinz was the only ketchup brand allowed and with good reason. It's the best—not too sweet, thick, and delicious. I will say that I'll be forever grateful that we have squeeze bottles now (‘cause hitting the end of those glass bottles suuuucked!).

The god tier of ketchup i am a ketchup addict and this is my favorite brand, i put it on everything. I think everyone who has tried heinz ketchup agrees that it is the best flavor, and i think the only reson people use other brands are because they may have less salt or sugar. I would recommend this anyone and everyone.

Literally the only ketchup I buy. I don't know much to say other than it's good, and I've never felt the need to try a different type/brand. The design of the bottle is good, but make sure you dispense everything each time you squeeze the bottle so the cap doesn't get dirty with old ketchup. 

This is the only ketchup I wil ever purchase! It's a classic original and I will never differ from it! Are use the schedule for a lot of my recipes and also has a ketchup and put it on a lot of my food! This is at every grocery store in a super cheap but I honestly save all the packets from going out and will put them in my kitchen bottle when it starts running low I haven't had to buy catch up in about six months!

Still my favorite! Great sweet tomato taste. Like that the original comes in different sizes. Wish Heinz would make a miniature variety/sample pack that included the honey reduced sugar, no sugar and no salt versions. Would like to try the other versions but don't want to by a full bottle unless I know I like them.

Heinz is the way to go. I have never been able to eat another brand of ketchup after growing up with Heinz. I love the taste and honestly compared to any other brand you just can't beat it. It makes sense why everyone uses Heinz and not Hunt's or Trader Joe's.

Buyer and consumer beware: If you're adding this ketchup to your meals then plan on adding on the extra pounds along with the toxins included in this ketchup. High-fructose corn syrup is becoming the #1 cause of obesity in America. Even more concerning than the link between obesity and high-fructose corn syrup, however, is the fact that high-fructose corn syrup has been found to contain the toxic element mercury. Toxic in all forms, two studies found that around half of tested high-fructose corn syrup samples contained mercury. What's more, mercury was also found in nearly a third of 55 popular brand-name food and beverage products which contained high-fructose corn syrup as the first-or-second-highest labeled ingredient. Despite public outrage over the findings and consumer groups demanding the FDA to take action, the agency has still done nothing to address the issue! For your own sake and the sake of your children you should read the labels and ban any products containing this toxin, including Heinz ketchup.

A ketchup by any other name is not the same. Those others are just flavor tomato water. It's the only one I've never had a problem with separating. The rest start off squinting that yucky tomato water which songs my bread and ruins my food experiene.

It is not too bad but I sometimes think that it's a bit too sour. After having it for a while, the oil tends to separate out from the rest of the product, which kind of leave me a little comfortable to eat it sometimes. Therefore, I always shake my ketchup like crazy so that I don't have to see that.