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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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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.

Hermy

Preusse wrote: »

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

A bit like the food they serve!

Banjo String

Blenders ketchup is pretty decent, readily available in most Irish 'deli's', and I use that term quite loosely.

However OP, if you ever found yourself in an old pickup truck, without a shoe in heavy snow in New Jerseys Pine Barrens, I'd say you'd not mind what brand the ketchup was.

MIX IT WITH RELISH!

biko

Don't worry, I'm sure it's still made in the same sweatshops by Guatemalan children.

JustTheOne

Catsup, ketchup, I'm in way over my head here.

rubadub

They way some people go on you'd swear there are only 2 ketchups available. I used to have up to 5 types, they go with different things.

BK and/or McDs heinz brand ketchups were different formulas than the heinz you buy in shops.

thomasj

Preusse wrote: »

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.

First world problems

Dr Strange

Another outrage I discovered! They only put half a slice of that artificial cheese on my beloved filet-o-fish! When I asked them they said that's done everywhere now but I can have a full slice on mine if I want.

And I don't agree it is bland. It's food for the gods so it is! I will defend it to the last calorie from my gaming chair. Unfortunately, we don't have supersize me here but I am doing my damned best with what I have available.

As for sweat shops etc. I bloody hope so! Too much PC shíte going on, I don't care if my McD's and Coke etc. comes from disadvantaged peasants who work their fingers down to bloody knuckles or little children have to clean the inside of the tiny milk containers for my morning coffee as long as I am happy. Take that world! (Damn, spilled my milkshake on my Star Trek Captain Picard Special Collector Edition Figurine The Vineyard Grower).

Dr Strange

thomasj wrote: »

First world problems

Bloody right and I am entitled. To everything I want!

hoodwinked

it was never the same anyway when they moved it from those convenient tubs to the sachets, that horrible curry sauce is in tubs still why does that get preference of packaging over the more popular ketchup huh???? :mad:

also ordered a quarter pounder with cheese the last time i was there and got my quarter pounder burger in a cheese burger size seeded bun! the burger was all poking out around the edges, wtf McDonalds? give me back my bigger buns!

/rants

Dr Strange

hoodwinked wrote: »

it was never the same anyway when they moved it from those convenient tubs to the sachets, that horrible curry sauce is in tubs still why does that get preference of packaging over the more popular ketchup huh???? :mad:

also ordered a quarter pounder with cheese the last time i was there and got my quarter pounder burger in a cheese burger size seeded bun! the burger was all poking out around the edges, wtf McDonalds? give me back my bigger buns!

/rants

I feel your pain, hoodwinked! I sympathise with your rage!

Sunnyisland

The Peanut wrote: »

Not quite sure where you're going with that but

PARlance wrote: »

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

Was trying a bit of humour but failed miserably :-(

inforfun

Dont care about the ketchup but the lack of "fritessaus" at McDonalds anywhere outside Holland is a reason for me not to take fries.

Dr Strange

inforfun wrote: »

Dont care about the ketchup but the lack of "fritessaus" at McDonalds anywhere outside Holland is a reason for me not to take fries.

They don't even offer normal mayonnaise as they do in German McD's either!

Custardpi

Feck ketchup, wish fast food places would have sriracha. Now that's a proper sauce.

everlast75

conorhal wrote: »

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

Not as bad as Daddy's mayo

Hande hoche!

Custardpi wrote: »

Feck ketchup, wish fast food places would have sriracha. Now that's a proper sauce.

Getting on the right track there. Although would prefer some Cholula or Mic's inferno being more widely available.

Custardpi

Keep hearing about Mic's alright, sounds like it would be great on burgers - used sparingly of course! Haven't seen it for sale anywhere in Dublin however, might have to order online.

Cienciano

Chef is terrible. It should be banned

safetyboy

Custardpi wrote: »

Keep hearing about Mic's alright, sounds like it would be great on burgers - used sparingly of course! Haven't seen it for sale anywhere in Dublin however, might have to order online.

Its on sale in Fresh and fallen and byrne and its amazing

jungleman

It always amazes me that there are supposed to be tomatoes somewhere in tomato ketchup. No matter what brand it is, it doesn't even resemble a tomato taste.

keithclancy

jungleman wrote: »

It always amazes me that there are supposed to be tomatoes somewhere in tomato ketchup. No matter what brand it is, it doesn't even resemble a tomato taste.

I know, this stuff doesn't taste anything like Joppie either:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joppiesaus

harry Bailey esq

hoodwinked wrote: »

it was never the same anyway when they moved it from those convenient tubs to the sachets, that horrible curry sauce is in tubs still why does that get preference of packaging over the more popular ketchup huh???? :mad:

also ordered a quarter pounder with cheese the last time i was there and got my quarter pounder burger in a cheese burger size seeded bun! the burger was all poking out around the edges, wtf McDonalds? give me back my bigger buns!

/rants

Those tubs of curry sauce are 20c each unless you get them with nuggets,that's probably why they dicky them up more.Your right about the quarter pounders and the small buns,I've noticed it in a few places.Can be a messy affair if you don't bite around the edges first.

Custardpi

keithclancy wrote: »

I know, this stuff doesn't taste anything like Joppie either:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joppiesaus

Joppiesaus was developed by the owner of a cafeteria in Glanerbrug, who herself was nicknamed Joppie.

Surely one would have to be quite "familiar", *ahem* with the lady in question in order to make that judgement.

Fr_Dougal

jungleman wrote: »

It always amazes me that there are supposed to be tomatoes somewhere in tomato ketchup. No matter what brand it is, it doesn't even resemble a tomato taste.

Yeah and what's the deal with fish fingers? Fish don't have fingers.

inforfun

keithclancy wrote: »

I know, this stuff doesn't taste anything like Joppie either:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joppiesaus

What is next you ll shock the Irish with?

Patatje oorlog or are you going straight for the jugular with De Kapsalon?

Although de kapsalon might actually work here.

Annasopra

murpho999 wrote: »

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

A good Irish product.

All chef products are vile. Far too much vinegar in them.

murpho999

Joeytheparrot wrote: »

All chef products are vile. Far too much vinegar in them.

All depends how much you like vinegar.

I like vinegar a lot and maybe explains why I like Chef.

Stupid to call it vile, it's all a matter of taste. Not as if Ketchup is exactly haut cuisine.

KingJamsie

New ketchup tastes the same if not better.

keithclancy

inforfun wrote: »

What is next you ll shock the Irish with?

Patatje oorlog or are you going straight for the jugular with De Kapsalon?

Although de kapsalon might actually work here.

http://nl.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zuurvlees

Zuurvlees ... Horse meat first marinated in vinegar and then made into a type of stew.... Lovely on a few chips... Mmmm