Reply to: Food standards

[shaunbhoy]

One fact which might interest people

Not a very likely contingency bearing in mind that it was YOU that dredged it up.

Get a life for fook sake.

[LondonManc]

Yet they'll still be better than German diesel standards..... #cheatingcnuts

[BR14]

Well they need a few more examples or it seems like they are just arguing over ketchup. I want to know if brown source will be affected.

that rather depends on where your brown source is, really

[Mordac]

Well they need a few more examples or it seems like they are just arguing over ketchup. I want to know if brown source will be affected.

Somewhat ironically, HP Sauce is one of the few things that Parliament can't royally screw up...

[darmstadt]

Perhaps we'll start making HP Sauce in the UK after Brexit

Tariffs on the ingredients, won't help much....has a tomato base, blended with malt vinegar and spirit vinegar, sugars (molasses, glucose-fructose syrup, sugar), dates, cornflour, rye flour, salt, spices and tamarind.

[Zigenare]

Well they need a few more examples or it seems like they are just arguing over ketchup. I want to know if brown source will be affected.

Perhaps we'll start making HP Sauce in the UK after Brexit

[greenlake]

They're arguing that adopting US food standards instead of EU food standards, will result in lower quality food.

Well they need a few more examples

Yum! Coming soon to a supermarket near you....

[woohoo]

They're arguing that adopting US food standards instead of EU food standards, will result in lower quality food.

Well they need a few more examples or it seems like they are just arguing over ketchup. I want to know if brown source will be affected.

[NotAllThere]

**** me, you guys are arguing over whether tomato ketchup will be worse after Brexit.

Project Sad.

They're arguing that adopting US food standards instead of EU food standards, will result in lower quality food.

[Old Greg]

**** me, you guys are arguing over whether tomato ketchup will be worse after Brexit.

Project Sad.

Vetran is on the sauce.

[DimPrawn]

**** me, you guys are arguing over whether tomato ketchup will be worse after Brexit.

Project Sad.

[vetran]

ah its a remainer making some tulip up as usual.

Why Ketchup Tastes Different Around the World



No it's not...for example:



There"s a lot more but you'll probably bring up some 20 year article about Nazis again.

One fact which might interest people is that the descendants of Heinz also come from the same German village as that other American success story, Donald Trump...Kallstadt

OH DEAR you are taliking tulip as usual.

Tomatoes (148g per 100g Tomato Ketchup), Spirit Vinegar, Sugar, Salt, Spice and Herb Extracts (contain CELERY), Spice


https://www.amazon.co.uk/Heinz-Tomato-Ketchup-910-g/dp/B015O5I5MK

is Amazon part of the Brexit is bad fantasy you subscribe to?


I don't think Kraft decided to force its slave labour to work to death unlike some car manufacturers you love.

[Old Greg]

ah its a remainer making some tulip up as usual.

Why Ketchup Tastes Different Around the World



No it's not...for example:



There"s a lot more but you'll probably bring up some 20 year article about Nazis again.

One fact which might interest people is that the descendants of Heinz also come from the same German village as that other American success story, Donald Trump...Kallstadt

Don't mind vetran. Someone pissed on his gammonflakes this morning.

[darmstadt]

ah its a remainer making some tulip up as usual.

Why Ketchup Tastes Different Around the World

According to Heinz Canada, “…although Heinz has one basic recipe, there are differences — depending in which country it is made in. For example, ketchup users in Canada, England, Australia and Venezuela like their ketchup a bit sweeter than ketchup users in the U.S. and Mainland Europeans, who tend to like their ketchup a bit spicier.”

No it's not...for example:

The minimum tomato dry extract content is 6 %.
Tomato ketchup may not contain fruit and vegetables other than those included in thedefinition.
Since tomato ketchup is considered a tomato-based sauce in terms of the EU foodadditives legislation food colours will not be used.
The vinegar is defined in the CEN standard EN 13188 (August 2000).

There"s a lot more but you'll probably bring up some 20 year article about Nazis again.

One fact which might interest people is that the descendants of Heinz also come from the same German village as that other American success story, Donald Trump...Kallstadt

[vetran]

ah its a remainer making some tulip up as usual.

Why Ketchup Tastes Different Around the World

[QUOTE]According to Heinz Canada, “…although Heinz has one basic recipe, there are differences — depending in which country it is made in. For example, ketchup users in Canada, England, Australia and Venezuela like their ketchup a bit sweeter than ketchup users in the U.S. and Mainland Europeans, who tend to like their ketchup a bit spicier.”[/QUOTE