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Daily Mirror
9 hours ago
- Business
- Daily Mirror
Heinz launches new ketchup in UK but ditches two major ingredients
For those looking to make more health consious choices, Heinz has released a brand new ketchup called Heinz Tomato Ketchup Zero but it's missing two key ingredients Heinz has released a brand new tomato ketchup recipe for health conscious fans - and it's packed with even more tomatoes, but it's missing two key components. The famous Tommy K sauce is perfect to dunk your chips, layer onto a burger or squirt into your bacon sandwich, and now the brand new Heinz Tomato Ketchup Zero is promising a richer and bolder taste with zero added sugar and salt. But when you think of items with no salt or sugar, you tend to assume it won't be as tasty. However to combat this, Heinz have packed 35% more tomatoes into each bottle, so the taste isn't compromised with zero sugar and salt and it's great for those looking to make more conscious health choices. The brand have listened to their customers, and Heinz's latest sauce innovation comes after a recent survey of 50,000 Brits revealed that the number one attribute sought when deciding what to eat or drink was healthier choices with less sugar and salt. It means it's met the demand for healthier foods by turning up the tomato and turning down the added salt and sugar. It's clear ketchup fans are impressed, as a taste test study revealed 9 in 10 people said Heinz Zero Added Sugar & Salt Tomato Ketchup delivers on the iconic quality they expect from the brand Alexandra Bayet, Head of Innovation for Tomato Ketchup, Europe said: "Consumers expect 'Zero' products to fall flat on flavour – because 'Zero' often means 'less'. We wanted to turn that on its head and create a ketchup that's all about more of what you love, even with fewer ingredients. "Developed using our 150-year sauce know-how, taste expertise and containing 35% more sun-ripened tomatoes, grown especially for Heinz, our new Heinz Zero Added Sugar & Salt Tomato Ketchup, delivers a bold, satisfying taste that lives up to the standard set by our iconic original. "So, whether you're choosing Zero or Classic, you can be confident it will taste like Heinz. And when it comes to ketchup, of course It Has To Be Heinz". It comes after Heinz recently axed their tartare sauce but revamped it and launched Fish & Chips Sauce, also known as 'Tartare 2.0'. The ingredients include gherkins, dill, salt, parsley and mustard. While the bottle wears the 'Fish & Chips Sauce' label, the ingredients are listed in a style that's similar to the classic tartare sauce. On the packaging, Heinz has also listed it as 'Tartare Sauce', bringing back the nostalgia. The Tartare sauce has been a classic to seafood dishes like the fish and chips, and Heinz has described the new condiment as 'fresh and herby' which was 'posed to become Britain's new go-to pairing for fish dinners - and, of course, the nation's beloved dish, fish & chips.'
Irish Examiner
7 days ago
- Entertainment
- Irish Examiner
The Saw Doctors review: Fans got everything they came for and more
Rain, you say? What rain? It was biblical on and off all day and then it turns Balearic just in time for a blistering show from The Saw Doctors in Virgin Media Park (Musgrave Park). Earlier in the afternoon, who'd have bet on the sun Gods smiling down on us? Not a drop. All we saw was a thunderstorm of emotion for The Saw Doctors from a stadium full of fans who got everything they came for and more. "It's great to be back in Cork, it's been too long,' says Leo Moran. 'When they asked us to play, we said we'd do it as long as we could have Damien Dempsey here with us. He's celebrating a big birthday this week.' The whole crowd sings Happy Birthday to Damo'. Davy Carton of The Saw Doctors on stage in concert at Virgin Media Park, (Musgrave park) on Saturday. Picture: Eddie O'Hare And we're off, wth gems like 'Tommy K' and 'To Win Just Once'. They kick off at 8:30 sharp and we're bouncing from the get-go. There's a chaotic joy to a Saturday night Saw Docs gig that's really only comparable to, say, a singalong soiree with a mega-hit band like The Pet Shop Boys. Unlikely bedfellows perhaps, but these two acts have a pair of powerful weapons in common. They both have around 18 chart-topping hits, coupled with a dedicated army of devotees who love nothing better than an excuse to reach deep into the closet for their most colourful carnival costumes, fizzing up a Rio vibe that explodes like a musical rainbow. "We came down to Cork last night to get tuned in," says Leo. "So we had a couple of pints in the Castle Inn. We'll have to warn ye about the snuff. Don't do too much of it. It's very addictive stuff altogether.' Leo Moran of The Saw Doctors on stage in concert at Virgin Media Park, (Musgrave park) on Saturday. Picture: Eddie O'Hare In the Mecca of rugby that is Musgrave Park, it seems more than a little rock 'n' roll for the Saw Docs fans, many decked out in GAA shirts, singing along to hits like 'What Do Ya Think A That?' and 'The Green and Red of Mayo'. The emotional fires are also stoked up by the enduring bond between joint lead singers Davy Carton and Leo Moran. It's unusual in a touring band to have two people steering the bus, but these lads never once skid off track. The Saw Docs have seen their share of lineup changes over the years, but this enduring pair of schoolmates have a Springer-O'Gara rapport that quietly weaves its way through the evening, inspiring a bonhomie that unites the ramshackle and the regal, the Primark and the Canterbury, for a night of bonding as heartwarming as a WWI Christmas ceasefire in the trenches. They played a bagful of hits. With the classics 'I Useta Love Her', 'N17' and 'Red Cortina', along with gems like 'Joyce Country Ceili Band', 'Clare Island' and 'Howya Julia', our voices were literally gone from singing along. Fans enjoying The Saw Doctors concert at Virgin Media Park, (Musgrave park) on Saturday. Picture: Eddie O'Hare The set finished at a little after 10pm. Not one person headed for the gate. Encores galore, rolling on towards 10:30pm when the first droplets of rain threaten to spit, but just about mind their manners. And, they even cover 'After All' by the Cork legends Frank & Walters. What more could you want? Tonight the Gods are from Tuam. Joyfully exhausted, elated, thankfully we have the Sunday off to squeeze out our shirts (thankfully and surprisingly, not our socks), plenty of time to get ready for a fresh dose of reality, with a jukebox of West Coast coolness rattling around in what remains of our sobering minds. Read More Review: A homecoming for Macklemore as he shares Cork family links
