Heinz No Longer 'Ketchup' in Israel

inn ^ | 8/25/15 | Arutz Sheva Staff

[SaveFerris]

[The move won’t effect the English-language labeling.]

The move won’t affect the English-language labeling.

Well, I’m sure my Hebrew would be far, far, far worse.

[thackney]

It’s a fruit.

[nickcarraway]

You are boycotting it because of a ruling in Israel?

[yarddog]

I am boycotting it because of it’s connection to Kerry.

[P.O.E.]

[nickcarraway]

But that's been know over a decade?

Do you know ketchup is originally an Indonesian dish?

[MeganC]

“But is it a vegetable?........................”

Only if you consider corn syrup to be a vegetable.

[Quickgun]

I was thinking one brand called theirs “catsup” instead of “ketchup”? Maybe Del Monte? Looks like they could just change the spelling..

[timlilje]

Reminds me of “freedom Fries” instead of French Fries!!

[null and void]

Red Badger ~ “But is it a vegetable?........................”

MeganC ~ Only if you consider corn syrup to be a vegetable.

It's not a mineral or an animal...

[yarddog]

No, I did not know that.

[Secret Agent Man]

French fries == Surrender fries

[JPG]

Tomatoes? Well, uh, uh, er, I'll ask Terayzah.

[Republican Wildcat]

Also the “W” ketchup that started being sold during the 2004 election as an alternative to Heinz.

Looks like they continued to manufacture it until July 2015 and will shut it down once the last bottle of current inventory is sold...11 years after the election.

[x]

If you wanted vegetables on your burger, you could just use spaghetti sauce or salsa. It could be that people, or Americans anyway, want something less tomato-y on their burgers and franks. Not necessarily something sugary, but something further from the garden.

[UCANSEE2]

Only 21% tomato? Then just what exactly is in the rest of Mrs. Kerry’s product?

Melamine.

[Empire View]

This is a good example of the kind of stealth protectionism that many other countries use against US made products.

[MrEdd]

Catsup is the older spelling.

[afraidfortherepublic]

Only 21% tomato? Then just what exactly is in the rest of Mrs. Kerry’s product?

Raisins soaked in gin?

[KGeorge]

I never can remember what kind of ketchup/ catsup we buy. Anyway, their tar-Tar sauce sucks.