After decades of making sauces, Heinz has decided that the best idea for its next product was to combine 14 of them.
Here's what it contains.
Heinz Burger Sauce
Heinz Garlic Sauce
Heinz Aioli Sauce
Heinz Smokey Baconnaise
Heinz Sweet Chilli
Heinz Chip Sauce
Heinz Saucy Sauce
Heinz Mayoracha
Heinz Mayomust
Heinz Truffle Mayo
Heinz Garlic & Caramelised Onion Mayo
Heinz Curry Ketchup
Heinz Pickle Ketchup
Heinz Smokey Bacon Ketchup.
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What's your all time favourite sauce? |
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By *otSoPoshWoman 12 weeks ago
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I'm not trying that, because I like my semi digested food, drink and stomach lining on the inside 
Some of those sauces I've never seen and now must find though.
But current favourite... gimme the hot sauce! |
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"I'm not trying that, because I like my semi digested food, drink and stomach lining on the inside
Some of those sauces I've never seen and now must find though.
But current favourite... gimme the hot sauce!"
I thought the same where have all those sauces been hiding  |
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By *otSoPoshWoman 12 weeks ago
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"I'm not trying that, because I like my semi digested food, drink and stomach lining on the inside
Some of those sauces I've never seen and now must find though.
But current favourite... gimme the hot sauce!
I thought the same where have all those sauces been hiding "
They're probably only available in certain countries...  |
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"I'm not trying that, because I like my semi digested food, drink and stomach lining on the inside
Some of those sauces I've never seen and now must find though.
But current favourite... gimme the hot sauce!
I thought the same where have all those sauces been hiding
They're probably only available in certain countries... "
I'm another fan for hot sauce though, as long as there's hot sauce everything's fine. |
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So bad at picking favourites.
A really good lazy sauce, a Spanish person showed me is just to mix Mayo, ketchup and Tabasco. It's great with a lot of dishes.
I make my own bbq sauce with jerk seasoning, spicy mango chutney then make variations depending on how it's used. A marinade for chicken, mayo for a burger sauce, soy sauce and honey to create a bit of glaze for stir fry, or tofu.
Ranch is always a go to in the states. Or the breakfast (gravy) with biscuits oh my god that's good. And then the Cajun gravy, with mash and fried chicken. Just scoop that goodness up with a chick leg and munch away. So tasty and comforting damn I want Popeye's now.
The Dutch sauces for fries are a good shout too.. You can make something similar with the right mustard and mayo. Or a peanut satay, sometimes I just add peanut butter.
Chilli sauces I like habanero and scotch bonnet for some fire but with flavour. |
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"After decades of making sauces, Heinz has decided that the best idea for its next product was to combine 14 of them.
Here's what it contains.
Heinz Burger Sauce
Heinz Garlic Sauce
Heinz Aioli Sauce
Heinz Smokey Baconnaise
Heinz Sweet Chilli
Heinz Chip Sauce
Heinz Saucy Sauce
Heinz Mayoracha
Heinz Mayomust
Heinz Truffle Mayo
Heinz Garlic & Caramelised Onion Mayo
Heinz Curry Ketchup
Heinz Pickle Ketchup
Heinz Smokey Bacon Ketchup.
Are you going to give a taste?
What's your all time favourite sauce?"
If there was lager in there I would suggest ‘Friday night vomit’ as a catchy name for the sauce  |
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By (user no longer on site) 12 weeks ago
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I saw Heinz Mayochup and Mayoracha in the Caribbean recently.
Mayochup, the name was a big scandal as this concoction had a name across Spanish speaking Caribbean countries and many other brands sell it as Mayoketchu which is what it’s been called for ages. |
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Current (and longstanding) favourite is chilli and garlic sauce