HEINZ Ketchup is a classic for BBQs, picnics and summer parties – and it’s rare to find anything just as good. But consumer site Which? has conducted a new taste test comparing the

Kraft Heinz to set up separate companies worth up to $20 billion. The Wall Street Journal reported that this move is an extreme reversal for a firm hailed as the future of American food by billionaire investor Warren Buffett and Brazilian private-equity house 3G Capital.

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Is Heinz the king of the ketchups? We pitted it against cheaper supermarket own labels in a blind-taste test to find out

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UK households who are loyal to branded ketchup have been advised they may be unnecessarily parting with their cash. A taste test conducted by leading consumer group Which? has found that a supermarket own-brand ketchup not only rivals the quality of Heinz but is also significantly cheaper,

But that's all about to change, because a never-before-seen ketchup is coming to stores. Its inspiration comes from a classic brunch cocktail, which might seem unconventional at first, but upon second thought, it makes perfect sense.