(4 pack) Heinz Tomato Ketchup, 38 oz Bottle

Heinz ketchup is the only brand I use since I was a child. When I eat out and the restaurant doesn't have Heinz I truly believe that the food does not taste as good. The long track record Heinz has with me is good enough. The only ketchup in my cabinet.

I believe Heinz Ketchup is the best catsup on the market. I have tried other brands at various times in my life, and always return . Heinz Ketchup is consistent in many areas: taste, texture, color, thickness, and availability. I no longer waste my time and money. I go straight to the product I know and love - Heinz Ketchup. Don’t eat naked fries- - keep a spare bottle in the pantry so you won’t run out!

Heinz is my husband's favorite brand of ketchup, and I always keep a spare one on-hand because it's bad news if we run out!! Can't beat the flavor of Heinz.

Heinz Ketchup is the definition of a trusted family brand — the same bottle your grandmother was buying in the 1970s, sitting proudly on every picnic table from backyard barbecues to church potlucks. And yes, every time I flip that bottle, I still hear Carly Simon’s “Anticipation” playing in my head while the thick, rich ketchup takes its sweet time sliding down to the plate. Heinz makes you wait… but in the best way. The flavor is exactly what ketchup should be: real tomato taste, bright, tangy, and instantly zesty on burgers, hot dogs, fries, meatloaf, or anything that needs a little lift. The 38 oz bottle is wonderfully convenient, and the packaging is sturdy with a tight seal that keeps everything fresh in the fridge — no watery surprises. Heinz remains the classic for a reason. It’s nostalgic, reliable, and still the king of the condiment shelf.

Heinz ketchup has always been my favorite it's thick and I got that good rich tomato flavor and I love binded in the squeeze bottle because it's easier to make sandwiches and it's already upside down so you get everything out of the container well worth the money

I was using a generic version of this Ketchup and for some reason it didn’t taste good to me anymore so I decided to revert back to the original Ketchup Version that I had used growing up. This has a lot of flavor and it tastes great and I think it is a very good value for the price. I will definitely try to always use the Heinz product because it has the best flavor. It tastes like the ripe and juicy tomatoes it is made from and is very thick and really rich .

I've bought this brand for years. My grandson puts ketchup on everything. I add it to a lit of recipes ( soup). Good value. Ease of use with upside down dispensing.

I prefer Heinz ketchup over competitive brands because it tastes very tomato-y to me - not sugary or salty. It is slightly thick, pours slowly but consistently and doesn't clog up the spout.

Nothing really compares to Heinz ketchup for the condiment lovers at our house. The 38 oz. squeeze bottle is a handy size. It's terrific on everything from burgers to scrambled eggs or as an enhancer for tomato sauces.

I remember a time when ketchup didn't separate into water when it sat on the shelf. Those days are gone I guess as this (and every other brand) does just that. Let it set a couple of days and there'll be a thin layer of water on top of it. Aside from that, this is worth the extra cost. The taste is rich without being sweet. I'm retired Navy, so I know all about ketchup on scrambled eggs, and this stuff is great for that. Also, take about 2 tablespoons of this and mix in enough brown sugar to make a lose paste and brush it on top of your meatloaf about a half hour before it's done.