Product Review: Bramwells Tomato Ketchup

A great partner for many meals, especially if chips are on the menu

The Packaging
On the front of the bottle there is an image of fresh tomatoes and on the back of the bottle is some useful information, letting you know this ketchup is made with 132g of tomatoes per 100g of ketchup

History of Bramwells Ketchup
After some searching on Google I was able to see the number of tomatoes used per 100g of ketchup used to be slightly higher with some people even complaining they did not like the taste since the change, some of the comments coming from a post on Facebook from November 2014, however having only switched to Bramwells a couple of months ago from previously only using Heinz if there are to be any comparisons here it will be compared to Heinz

Product and Taste Test
Firstly the bottle is a top down bottle so the ketchup is easily squeezed from the bottle onto your plate

Once that is done it is time for a taste test, if I were to compare Bramwells to Heinz I would say Bramwells has more of a tomato taste to it, compared to Heinz it has more of an acidic taste and there is a slight taste of vinegar in there too, however nothing too overpowering at all, and if I were too say which tasted closest to actual tomatoes I would say Bramwells thanks to how it tastes more like a tomato and the slightly more acidic taste must help it taste closer to an actual tomato too

Final Verdict
At a fraction of the price compared to what you would pay for Heinz and the unique taste Bramwells has that makes it taste more like an actual tomato than Heinz does, this is certainly a recommended bottle of great tasting ketchup and thanks to it only being 69p it has to be worth a try?

Price: £0.69
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