They're from the US.I will stick with French's. They are also Canadian and never deserted us.
But they made the product in Canada.They're from the US.
Is that because French took over their processing plants in Ontario?By the way, Heinz isn't making ketchup in Canada again. They're making it in Quebec, a province that likes to pretend they're part of Canada when it's convenient for them.
No, it's because Kraft-Heinz were short-sighted motherf*ckers and didn't think Canadians would make them pay by f*cking their market share in Canada. And now they think they can come crawling back via Quebec, a province that's only part of Canada when it's convenient for them.Is that because French took over their processing plants in Ontario?
I will too.......though to be perfectly honest it must take a more discerning palate then mine to tell the difference in taste.I will stick with French's. They are also Canadian and never deserted us.
My brother-in-law had us bring down Canadian Heinz ketchup from Canada to the States. He had a little distribution network of people who preferred the Canadian sugars. I never noticed the difference myself in Ketchup (I can in Coke -- I bring my own down for me lol) of the Canadian vs American but he swore by it and found enough other people in WV who also swore by it.I will too.......though to be perfectly honest it must take a more discerning palate then mine to tell the difference in taste.
So how much did that move cost taxpayers?By the way, Heinz isn't making ketchup in Canada again. They're making it in Quebec, a province that likes to pretend they're part of Canada when it's convenient for them.