I use this ketchup when making homemade Thousand Island dressing for my Reuben casserole recipe. Making this dressing actually tastes better than the bottled stuff.

We are in the phase of life where my young children consume ketchup like it's a life force. I love that I can buy three bottles that will last us. We like this brand of best and I love that it is more affordable when shopping at Sam's Club.

I know that there are some people believe that your product brand great value is the same as this kind of ketchup. I’m sorry not even the Hunts compares to Heinz. I definitely will be buying this product more when I need it, but I will not sign up for a subscription. If you gave me some kind of discount then I would think about it but you don’t.

I love the taste and consistency of Heinz Ketchup. it's just too expensive for me. I have found Clover Valley Ketchup to be a fair comparison. The taste and consistency of Clover Valley Ketchup are above average and the price is 40% less. Sorry Heinz. I sure will miss ya!

For me, ABSOLUTELY nothing beats the taste of Heinz Ketchup. This is the only brand that I buy. The other brands are just to watered down for my taste. I love to simple ingredients, the richness, and there's NO weird aftertaste. It's a GREAT topper for meatloaf %26 meatballs, of course with a few added family special ingredients.

Heinz Ketchup isn’t just a condiment—it’s a lifestyle choice that quietly judges you if you pick another brand. One squeeze and suddenly your fries feel respected, your burger stands up straighter, and your hot dog forgives you for microwaving it. The consistency is a miracle of modern engineering: thick enough to cling lovingly to food, yet determined enough to refuse coming out of the bottle until you perform the sacred 57-degree slap. This ritual builds character and forearm strength. Flavor-wise, Heinz has mastered the impossible balance of sweet, tangy, and “what is that spice?”—a taste so familiar it feels like it raised you. It doesn’t overpower food; it adopts it. Fries? Improved. Eggs? Debatable, but Heinz supports your freedom to make questionable choices. The bottle itself is iconic. Glass version: elegant, dangerous, and always one shake away from disaster. Plastic squeeze bottle: pure chaos, capable of delivering either one polite drop or half the bottle with no warning. In conclusion, Heinz Ketchup is not trying to impress you. It already knows it won. Five stars. Would slap the bottle again. 🍅🍟

I had tried another brand that was supposed to be as good as Heinz, and to be honest, it was much cheaper. That being said, the flavor was NOT the same as the original. After the last jar was used, I committed to returning to the CLASSIC! And it is still the BEST flavor, and value... If we stick to the tried and true classics and only buy the brand that is the very best, that is the way to keep the classics on our shelves.

Well I cut corners on a lot of things, BUT when it comes to condiments that flavor my foods I want quality and flavor. So I buy name brands, they usually taste better. Some of the condiments are as follows. Butter, mayonnaise, salad dressing, Ketchup not catsup, BBQ sauce, and a women. Yes a good women is a necessary item to have around. Actually no condiments and a GOOD women can take my mind off condiments all together. Now I forgot what I was talking about. Speaking about mayonnaise, my OLD friend used to talk about a mayonnaise party, guess I missed out on that one. Now he is dead, no more 1960s guitar playing for him. Stroke got him, I miss that old dude. Oh yeah HEINZ ketchup is about the best you can buy. Have a good day everyone. Don't think about that mayonnaise party...........JF 80 years old..............

NOTHING compares to Heinz! Much more flavor

great for meatloaf, fries