Organic ketchup with the familiar Heinz thickness, in an upside down bottle that pours cleanly. The bottle is on the small side for a big family, so heavy users may go through it fast.
A three pack of tomato based sugar free ketchup for low carb households that go through a lot of it. The sugar replacement is not named on the listing.
A two-bottle pack of Heinz organic ketchup for households that go through a lot of it. The listing gives no ingredient list, so check the bottle if you track sugar or salt.
A bold sriracha twist on ketchup for anyone who reaches for both bottles at once. The heat level is not stated, so spice-shy eaters should taste before pouring.
A family size Simply Heinz ketchup without high fructose corn syrup in an upside down squeeze bottle. It still contains sugar, so it is not a sugar free option.
A tangy sweet and hot tomato sauce for anyone who likes Indian-style ketchup with a chilli kick. The listing gives no ingredient or allergen list, so check the bottle if that matters.
A sugar free, gluten free ketchup without preservatives for low carb eaters who still want ketchup on fries and burgers. The listing gives no sweetener, ingredient or size detail in its specs.
A bold, spicy ketchup for anyone who finds regular ketchup too sweet and plain. It needs shaking before use, and the celery content matters for allergy sufferers.
Big bottles of Heinz Simply for families who go through ketchup fast and want no high-fructose corn syrup. The listing disagrees on whether two or three bottles ship.
An organic, vegan and kosher ketchup with no artificial colors, flavors or preservatives for everyday meals. The listing does not state sugar content or ingredients.
These 10 ketchup have the highest ProductDome scores among the established products in this category, meaning ones with a large volume of owner ratings and strong evidence; on a tie, the product with more rating evidence ranks first. The score combines owner satisfaction, rating volume, demand and data quality from public Amazon listings (updated 5 days ago). We do not test products ourselves.
Heinz, Whataburger, G Hughes, HEINZ, Hunt's lead this category among the 22 brands that passed our curation checks.
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About ketchup
Ketchup comes in bottles for table use, larger containers for refilling dispensers, and individual packets for packed meals. The practical difference is how you dispense and store it, so start with where it will be eaten and how quickly your household gets through an opened container.
Choose the pack size around your usual use: occasional dipping calls for a different quantity from regularly serving a crowd. Among the 15 products that list item package weight, most fall between 0.9 and 4.4 pounds, and 1.4 pounds is typical.. Package weight is not the amount of ketchup you will have available to eat; compare the stated net contents and how those contents are divided between containers. Separately sealed bottles let you open part of a purchase at a time, while a bulk container needs a plan for storage after opening. For condiment variety packs, read the assortment details to see how much of the purchase is ketchup.
Next, decide how closely you want the recipe to resemble your usual ketchup. The flavor values Tomato and Ketchup cannot tell you how sweet, tangy or spicy a recipe tastes; use the ingredient list and any specific flavor description to look for added peppers, spices or sweeteners. If you want to reduce sugar, distinguish recipes with less added sugar from those using alternative sweeteners, which can change the taste. For sodium restrictions, compare the nutrition information at the same serving size, then relate that serving to the amount you actually put on your plate.
Before buying, read the ingredient and allergen information for any dietary exclusions, since recipes differ. Follow the label’s refrigeration and storage directions after opening, and make sure larger opened containers will fit where those directions require. If you plan to refill a dispenser, check whether it is supplied or sold separately and whether its opening allows thorough washing and drying between refills. For packets intended for lunchboxes, confirm that the individual portions are sealed and read their storage instructions.
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