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McDonald's new ketchup - I am outraged!

Dr Strange

Only noticed it today when I grabbed some ketchup sachets from yesterday's McD's meal; the ketchup is no longer Heinz! It's some kind of nondescript bland stuff which they now call M ketchup and made in Portugal. How can this outrage be dealt with?

:mad:

Back to you, AH.

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Hermy

Preusse wrote: »

...the ketchup is no longer Heinz! It's some kind of nondescript bland stuff...

A bit like the food they serve!

Odyssey 2005

Macavity. wrote: »

Write a letter to your local TD. They are actually more interested in these matters than you would think.

Great username for this thread

.:p
Now I must go to see my McDentist because I've eaten too much ketchup in my time.

hallo dare

http://www.wsj.com/articles/SB10001424127887324240804578416354096718938

Old news, but it anwers your question OP

duchalla

conorhal wrote: »

Daddies ketchup? God that sounds like some kind of teriffyingly disturbing euphemisim......

A man period.

Dr Strange

conorhal wrote: »

Daddies ketchup? God that sounds like some kind of teriffyingly disturbing euphemisim......

Something to do with piles.

PARlance

The Peanut wrote: »

Not quite sure where you're going with that but

I think there may have been traces of humour in the post, but not quite sure either.

magnethead

No this can't be happening

The Peanut

realies wrote: »

Says the peanut :-)

Not quite sure where you're going with that but

duchalla

At my work, the canteen charges 20 cent for a saschet of heinz ketchup, I used to always stock up anytime I went to Mc D's. Hope the new stuff isnt sh!te....

Turtyturd

Dry your eyes op, you can still amaze your friends and family with your never ending supplies napkins, salt, and straws whenever you cook for them.

[Deleted User]

Ever find that cheap and nasty Ketchup has a weird sort of petrol/fuel smell? Crap pubs and B+B's can usually be relied on to proffer the cheapest nastiest ketchup, wherever they get it.

conorhal

super_furry wrote: »

Chef for me is as bad as Kandee - awful vinegary muck. The only one close to Heinz that I can tolerate is Daddies.

Daddies ketchup? God that sounds like some kind of teriffyingly disturbing euphemisim......

SEPT 23 1989

the one place i never use red sauce is in McDonalds

super_furry

Chef for me is as bad as Kandee - awful vinegary muck. The only one close to Heinz that I can tolerate is Daddies.

Macavity.

I prefer Heinz to Chef myself, but both are acceptable. Lidl/Aldi have one brand that is also okay. Some of the generic brands are actually disgraceful and make me want to vomit. SPAR I'm looking at you. I would compare your product to drinking milk that has turned to yogurt.

super_furry

If it's not Heinz it's not worth eating.

Sunnyisland

The Peanut wrote: »

You know you've been to a fast food outlet too many times when you notice a change in ketchup.;)

Says the peanut :-)

Dr Strange

murpho999 wrote: »

Funny, I find Heinz stuff very watery and much prefer Chef.

A good Irish product.

I would actually prefer if any of these international fast-food outlets would only use products from the country they set up shop in. I know they already use Irish beef which is good (and chicken?) but that should also go down towards ingredients such as ketchup, salt, sugar, milk, etc.

Back to AH: At least it was a brand ketchup! I have some more of the old sachets left. The ingredients are already different. No garlic in the new stuff. Do I open one and actually try it? I am undecided.

Also, what do I squeeze now into my magically "never-empty" bottle so admired by my friends and family whenever I "cook" a meal for them? It's hard work filling a bottle with tiny sachets but I always got them thrown in for free from McD's.

evolving_doors

Macavity. wrote: »

Write a letter to your local TD. They are actually more interested in these matters than you would think.

no no no, this needs a much higher power, forget the EU or UN.... talk to Joe OP.

Heinz for me is full of sugar, Chef is where its at for a bitta tang.

B.A._Baracus

http://metro.co.uk/2013/10/27/mcdonalds-squeezes-out-heinz-ketchup-as-it-is-now-owned-by-rival-burger-king-4163050/

Never heard of this, guess it's interesting.
What were McDonalds afraid of? That Heinz would jack up the price of the satchets or some other dirty business move?

charlietheminxx

Does it taste ok or is it like Chef?

murpho999

PandaPoo wrote: »

I don't like ketchup, but heinz is definitely the nicest. Chef ketchup is vile stuff altogether.

Funny, I find Heinz stuff very watery and much prefer Chef.

A good Irish product.

PARlance

Didn't notice, I've been asking for salt and ketchup all these years and never once opened the ketchup.

Macavity.

Write a letter to your local TD. They are actually more interested in these matters than you would think.

Valetta

YR FTW

DoYouEvenLift

Bring your own bottle

The Peanut

You know you've been to a fast food outlet too many times when you notice a change in ketchup.;)

PandaPoo

I don't like ketchup, but heinz is definitely the nicest. Chef ketchup is vile stuff altogether.

Slicemeister

Heinz is shit.

Sunnyisland

You need to catchup with these changing times op, Iam lovin it :-)