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Heinz Sriracha Ketchup is Finally Here
Heinz releases new tomato ketchup blended with sriracha flavor, now available in stores
February 9, 2015 | 04:01 PM By Joanna Fantozzi, Editor
http://www.thedailymeal.com/news/eat/heinz-sriracha-ketchup-finally-here/020915
The sriracha craze just keeps on coming. It all started with the explosion in popularity of Huy Fong Foods' original version of the chili hot sauce, and pretty soon we had sriracha-inspired Taco Bell and Pizza Hut menus, sriracha-drizzled sushi, and even sriracha beer. Heinz is finally getting the spice kick, and has released the Heinz tomato ketchup blended with sriracha flavor. We think its about time that ketchup spiced things up for the sake of a better burger.
Heinz describes the new product as an exciting twist on a classic that maintains the recognizable taste and consistency of ketchup, with an added kick from spicy chili pepper and garlic flavors.
Building off of our successful line of flavored ketchups, fans told us that they would love another bold take on their favorite condiment, Joseph Giallanella, brand manager of Heinz tomato ketchup said in a statement. The new offering adds a new kick to your favorite foods and recipes, pairing well with cheeseburgers, French fries and hot dogs, and is the perfect flavor boost for chicken and eggs.
Heinz Sriracha Ketchup is in stores now.
JVS
(61,935 posts)Now this product is hipster ketchup ketchup, which is redundant.
alphafemale
(18,497 posts)Love hot stuff.
shenmue
(38,506 posts)IcyPeas
(21,841 posts)but the inventor doesn't regret it......
http://www.businessinsider.com/srirachas-inventor-never-trademarked-the-name-2015-2
bigwillq
(72,790 posts)I'll pass.
Generic Brad
(14,272 posts)Unfortunately I will never sample such a dish ever again now that I have the course of a permanent low sodium diet.
Initech
(100,034 posts)Miles Archer
(18,837 posts)...I've had Tabasco in the past, and shortly before trying Sriracha discovered Frank's Red Hot, which is the normal amount of heat I prefer. I bought a bottle of the Huy Fong and after the first few bites thought the heat was a little higher than the Frank's, and then it set in. It's not "ghost pepper" territory but definitely not for people whose sense of adventure is getting the "hot" salsa packets at Taco Bell.
tonekat
(1,811 posts)...Heinz still puts HFCS in their flavored Ketchups. I wish they'd just put sugar in all their varieties like they do with their Organic and their Simply Heinz.
orleans
(34,040 posts)Manifestor_of_Light
(21,046 posts)Allergic to tomatoes and can't handle spicy food. Nope.
kentauros
(29,414 posts)Because while I do have a bottle of ever-lasting sriracha in my fridge (I don't use enough to get through a bottle/jar in less than a few years) I also don't buy ketchup. I have no use for it
Now, I do absolutely love the chipotle sauce by Tobasco brand. That stuff is amazing!