OVERVIEW: Like most people at the moment, I have been forced to find a way to make a few spending cuts recently. One way I am able to achieve this is by downgrading from branded products to own brands when completing my supermarket shop. One product that I have been really impressed with is Tesco Tomato Ketchup. I must confess, I love 'Tommy K' and have maintained a brand loyalty to Heinz for many years now. I never thought I would enjoy another variety of ketchup, but I guess that's the power of branding for you!! MY OPINION: My wife convinced me to try a blind test comparing Tesco Tomato Ketchup to the brand leader, and to my ...  Read the complete review

Tomato Ketchup is one of those items, I always have in my store cupboard. If I ever ran out, my daughter would never forgive me (I seriously think I should enrole her in ketchup anonymous.) Up until recently, that ketchup had to be Heinz, but as I am on an economy drive, I picked up Tesco Tomato Ketchup for the first time last month. I am so glad I did because it is just as good as Heinz and I honestly can't notice the difference. Tesco Tomato Ketchup comes in a squeezy plastic bottle, with a flip top lid. These bottles are great, as you can squeeze the ketchup out easliy, unlike the old glass bottles, where you had to jump up and down, hitting it ...  Read the complete review

Being in a tight budget, i am always looking for cheaper brands of food that we can buy instead of named brands have two boys that love ketchup i didn't think i could get away with buying a cheaper brand. I bought tesco Tomato Ketchup. at 0.57p for a 340g bottle. bargain at half the price. ***Packaging*** Clear plastic bottle with white flip snap closure lip. Green label on the front with a tomato on the font with the text Tesco in light green and tomato ketchup in bold white text. **Product itself*** Bight red ketchup with a very strong smell of tomatoes. its very thick. i can also smell the hint of salt ...  Read the complete review

Since the beginning of time, ketchup is something I have always had in my fridge. I try to eat healthily but I am not immune to temptation - and even veggies like a tasty burger in a bun with onions and -of course - ketchup. Also the odd chip or two. If you try to eat either of these foods at home without ketchup they are not as tasty - or sinful - in my opinion. I have heard that eating an acidic substance, like vinegar (in ketchup) helps with fat digestion when eating fatty substances. I am not sure about the complete truth of this - but I can see the logic. Packaging ------------- The ketchup comes in a simple, ...  Read the complete review

Oh my goodness... I have to admit I am one of those awful people who smothers their food in ketchup. It doesn't matter what food it is, in my eyes there is usually room for a little bit of the red stuff on my plate. I have it with broccolli, fish pie, macaroni cheese and pretty much every meal I consume. My husband is not a sauce person and most of the time he simply shakes his head in disgust when I bring that little red bottle to the table. Until recently I have always been a Heinz Tommy K girl, it was just everything I wanted from a ketchup, a fantastic flavour and fab thick consistancy. Our shopping bills have been creeping up though, every week I do ...  Read the complete review