Hellmans or Heinz
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Now hear me out. Obviously there are budget and supermarket own and also mega high ends.
but of the reasonable middle ground
Iv'e found Hellmans ketchup to be better than Heinz and Heinz mayonaise to be better than Hellmans. which is kinda the wrong way round in terms of the bigger one for each company.
Anyone else the same?
but of the reasonable middle ground
Iv'e found Hellmans ketchup to be better than Heinz and Heinz mayonaise to be better than Hellmans. which is kinda the wrong way round in terms of the bigger one for each company.
Anyone else the same?
asfault said:
Now hear me out. Obviously there are budget and supermarket own and also mega high ends.
but of the reasonable middle ground
Iv'e found Hellmans ketchup to be better than Heinz and Heinz mayonaise to be better than Hellmans. which is kinda the wrong way round in terms of the bigger one for each company.
Anyone else the same?
Yes.but of the reasonable middle ground
Iv'e found Hellmans ketchup to be better than Heinz and Heinz mayonaise to be better than Hellmans. which is kinda the wrong way round in terms of the bigger one for each company.
Anyone else the same?
This opinion would have been utter ludicrous a decade or so ago - but it's true now.
Hellman's ketchup is much nicer than Heinz ketchup IMO
Heinz mayo* is much nicer than Hellman's mayo IMO
- the updated 'Seriously Good' branded one and not their standard cheaper offering that is still available
Mobile Chicane said:
dickymint said:
HP brown sauce and Heinz salad cream 
Together?Now you're talking. I'll bet this is wicked on chips.
Edit: not sure if Wifey would appreciate me trying it out as an alternative to her Marie Rose sauce on the Xmas dinner for the prawn cocktail
For me Heinz Seriously Good Mayonnaise. Just wish it came in a jar rather than a squeezy bottle. I have mayo with my breakfast more than once the bottle run low and have to get in with scissors to get a decent scoop out. Wrong.
Don't like ketchup but Mrs always buys Tesco own brand so assume she's happy with that.
Don't like ketchup but Mrs always buys Tesco own brand so assume she's happy with that.
asfault said:
Now hear me out. Obviously there are budget and supermarket own and also mega high ends.
but of the reasonable middle ground
Iv'e found Hellmans ketchup to be better than Heinz and Heinz mayonaise to be better than Hellmans. which is kinda the wrong way round in terms of the bigger one for each company.
Anyone else the same?
I don't think that I've ever had either of Heinz mayonnaise or Hellmans ketchup to be able to comment.but of the reasonable middle ground
Iv'e found Hellmans ketchup to be better than Heinz and Heinz mayonaise to be better than Hellmans. which is kinda the wrong way round in terms of the bigger one for each company.
Anyone else the same?
I think the Heinz 'seriously good' mayonnaise is foul, really don't like it. It's far too sweet.
In the Hants household, we have tried every brand of mayo, pretty much, and we always come back to the stand out winner: Hellmann's. Jar or squeezy, makes no difference.
As for ketchup, that's easy too: Heinz.
In both cases, you can forget your 'Lite' or <shudder> vegan versions, or anything other than the normal/original version.
In the Hants household, we have tried every brand of mayo, pretty much, and we always come back to the stand out winner: Hellmann's. Jar or squeezy, makes no difference.
As for ketchup, that's easy too: Heinz.
In both cases, you can forget your 'Lite' or <shudder> vegan versions, or anything other than the normal/original version.
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