Tesco Value Tomato Ketchup Reviews

Ketchup is a cupboard essential in our house and if it runs out then all hell breaks loose. Andrew likes it with a lot of the meals I cook and the other day I had cold sweats when I realised there was only tiny bit left in the bottom of the bottle! I promptly made a mental note and bought a bottle on my latest visit to Tesco. It cost me...p for a ...  Read the complete review

I have been trying out a lot of the products from the Tesco value range recently to see if they are any good. Some of them are terrible but others are ok and a lot of the products are really helping to save me some money on my weekly shop. One product that I tried recently was the Tesco value tomato ketchup. I usually buy Heinz tomato ...  Read the complete review

As you would expect from tesco value products - the packaging is what could be considered minimalistic. The glass bottle can be easily recycled but here crops up the age old problem of getting the ketchup out! We all remember the days off whacking the base of the ketchup bottle trying in vain to get some out and suddenly the whole thing gives ...  Read the complete review

LordAudley and I have strongly divergent views on the subject of ketchup. He is a Heinz man to the core, and cannot be turned from loyalty to that brand. However, I am a devotee of cheap ketchup. Perhaps this is because I have trouble relating the product in any way to anything organic. In my head, it doesn't come from tomatoes - it's a kind ...  Read the complete review

I recently decided to try this Tesco Value Tomato Ketchup for the first time recently after my Heinz Tomato Ketchup ran out. In the past, I have been a loyal customer to the Heinz corporation, using my ketchup on pretty much anything I cook, whether it be chips, mash potatoes, steak, chicken and even my vegetables (very unhealthy I know!) so it ...  Read the complete review

When it comes to eating my tea I always end up with a lot of sauces accompanying it. This can range from anything from mayonnaise, barbeque sauce to tomato ketchup. I don't think there are many people who don't like a bit of tomato ketchup with their chips (Unless you're my dad that is who gets in a panic if it ends up on his plate!) I ...  Read the complete review

I'm trying to save a bit of cash on my food shopping at the moment, so I thought I'd give this a go. I "downgraded" from Heinz Ketchup to Tesco's normal ketchup a while ago and found it to be pretty much the same quality, and a fair bit cheaper. This Tesco Value stuff is incredibly cheap, around 40p a bottle, less than half ...  Read the complete review

Tomato ketchup is something which you'll be able to find in most households today and is great with traditional meals such as chips but also, kids will have it with just about anything (hide the taste of vegetables I suppose). I had complete confidence in buying this as I use many of the tesco value products. I wouldn't say that it is ...  Read the complete review

Ketchup, one of the main ingredients that is used regularly in the kitchen. Especially for fast food hamburgers, fries, sandwiches and other meals. I have always been using the more expensive brands when it comes to things like Ketchup because of one vital factor, it all lies in the taste of the sauce. Since, Ketchup is used to give ...  Read the complete review

When I moved out of my parents house back in February last year I was really worried about money as I had no idea what bills would be coming my way. Sure everybody said to me 'you'll be fine' but I had no idea whether to expect a £50 electric bill or £200! One of the ways that I knew I could control my day to day costs was through grocery ...  Read the complete review

Before the credit crunch i probably would not have purchased this however as part of our cutting back we have been trying different value products. I have to say that I was surprised that this ketchup was so tasty. I tend to have ketchup alot and therefore we do go through quite a few bottles of the stuff. When looking at value for ...  Read the complete review

Yesterday morning, my friend and I were in uni really early, as coming towards the end of term there's lots to get done! We treated ourselves to a sausage butty from the deli in Sainsbury's, but when we sat down to eat realised - no ketchup! Clearly, you can't eat a sausage butty without ketchup, so we popped into the Tesco near our uni and picked ...  Read the complete review

At around the 40p mark for a 570g bottle, you can't really expect too much from this particular brand of ketchup. Tesco Value products are a bit hit and miss. You often get a real bargain, but then you'll use a product which reminds you why it's the cheapest of the cheap. Tesco Value Ketchup isn't the greatest ketchup, and the price does reflect ...  Read the complete review

WOw another great product in the value range, im like a lot of people its just not the same without a dollop of the red stuff on the side of the plate. I am on a tight budget since deciding not to go back to work after having my son so i thought i would give this a go and i cant tell the diffrence really between this and a 'top' brand triple the ...  Read the complete review

If you have read some of my earlier reviews, you will know that I have been trying some of the cheaper supermarket brands in a bid to save some pennies. Tomato sauce/ketchup is an absolute staple in our house, and I have to admit that I am the world's worst for over-using ketchup on my food. (oops.) Perhaps it's just me, but ...  Read the complete review

Everybody has a favourite sauce they like to use. Some love brown, others its garlic. Though mine has definitely got to me tomato sauce (red sauce, ketchup!). Though, I am not too big a fan of the stuff- I can;t tell the difference between Heinz or Asda, Somerfield or the stuff from the school canteen! So when I was at Tesco doing the weekly shop, ...  Read the complete review