Heinz Classic Curry Sauce, 375ml

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The reformulation of the curry sauce is particularly significant, as it is one of the company’s most popular products.

At Heinz, our passion for tomatoes runs deep. For centuries, we have been dedicated to the art of tomato cultivation, and now we are thrilled to share our love with you, straight from our kitchen to yours. Every tomato in each jar of Heinz Curry Tomato Base is meticulously grown and nurtured, ensuring an unparalleled burst of flavor that enhances the taste of your home-cooked meals.​Some studies have suggested that curry may have potential health benefits, such as reducing inflammation and boosting the immune system. Crafted with the finest ingredients, Heinz Curry Tomato Base is made from 100% Heinz Tomatoes, ensuring exceptional taste and quality. With no added sugar, artificial flavors, or preservatives, our tomato base is a wholesome choice that provides 1 of your 5 a day per serving (1 serving = 125g).​

In the words of Berlin’s Currywurst Museum director, “No other German dish inspires such excitement.” That sums up the ever popular Currywurst. Where Did Currywurst Originate? Heinz has not yet announced when the changes will take effect, but it is likely that the products will be discontinued within the next year. We're particularly intrigued by the base sauces, which you can customise to your heart's content to create your favourite curry, chilli or other tomato-based dishes. Currywurst has been a German institution since its invention in Berlin in 1949 by Herta Heuwer. She lived in the British military sector of Berlin after World War II where some soldiers had given her some ketchup, curry powder and Worcestershire sauce that they brought with them from the UK. She went to work experimenting on a sauce that would provide much needed contrast to the limited post-war rations the people were accustomed to living on, a flavorful spicy sauce poured over Bratwursts hot off the grill that she would patent two years later. It is a good source of fiber, protein, and antioxidants, which can help to support a healthy diet and lifestyle.Overall, curry sauce may have some potential health benefits, such as reducing inflammation and boosting the immune system. Overall, the discontinuation of these products is a reflection of the changing landscape of the food industry. Heinz’s decision to discontinue these products comes as the company is facing increasing competition from other food manufacturers. There’s a reason over 800 million Currywursts are consumed each year in Germany – they’re deeeelicious and have been a German institution since 1949! Learn how to make the BEST authentic curry ketchup and traditional German Currywurst! They may also help to reduce the risk of developing certain types of cancer, such as stomach and colon cancer.

Trust in Heinz's commitment to quality and let our Curry Tomato Base take your cooking to new heights. Embrace the bold flavors and aromatic spices that define authentic curries and stews and bring the unmistakable taste of your favorite dishes to your table. With Heinz Curry Tomato Base, you can create restaurant-quality meals in the comfort of your own kitchen, infusing your dishes with the intense and unforgettable flavor it brings.​ We’ve developed our brand new tomato collection to offer something for everyone, regardless of their cooking skills."Caio also says the new launch is catered to cooks of any ability: "We’re delighted to give Heinz tomato lovers even more access to our finest tomatoes, while offering inspiration for cooks to create new and delicious recipes in their kitchens. As competition increases, companies are forced to make tough decisions about which products to keep and which to discontinue. What Are The Ingredients Of Heinz Curry Sauce? Today the currywurst remains popular throughout all of Germany and can be found at most Schnellimbisse (fast food stands). It’s estimated that roughly 800 million currywursts are consumed in Germany each year with 70 million consumed in Berlin alone! With a population of 3.5 million in Berlin, that’s over 20 currywursts per Berliner per year. Yes, the Germans still love their currywursts. And I stand right along with them because I love them, too!

This homemade currywurst sauce represents the very best you’ve ever had – multiplied by several flavor boosts!Speaking about Heinz's tomato history, Caio Fontenele, Heinz New Ventures Director says: "when it comes to tomatoes, it just has to be Heinz. Ever since Henry J. Heinz first grew the seeds for the tomatoes that would become a staple in Heinz products across the world – from our iconic Heinz Tomato Ketchup, Heinz Cream of Tomato Soup, to our new Heinz Pasta Sauces -– we’ve been truly in love with our tomatoes." I grew up in Germany eating and enjoying many a Currywurst. Whether I was out shopping, sightseeing, looking for steals at the fleakmarket or hanging out with friends, a stand selling Currywurst is never hard to find.