HEINZ KETCHUP INGREDIENTS TRICK
You probably don’t want to, turn the bottle over and look at the ingredients of your Heinz ketchup—so we did it for you:
- Tomato concentrate produced from ripe, red tomatoes
- Distilled vinegar
- High fructose corn syrup
- Corn syrup
- Distilled vinegar
- Salt
- Spices
- Onion powder
- Natural flavors
Heinz appears to be trying
extremely hard to make their ketchup sound healthy. ‘Tomato concentrate’ is a fancy term for ‘tomatoes that have been processed and stripped of all their nutritional value’.
They are basically trying to trick their consumers. Although the manufacturer wants the customer to think that corn syrup is a better option than high fructose corn syrup, they are both the same thing.
They use this trick since the population is showing more interest in nutrition labels. Splitting the ingredients makes it appear as if tomatoes are the highest on the ingredient list when, in fact, the true list should appear like this:
- High fructose corn syrup
- Tomato concentrate
- Distilled vinegar
- Salt
- Spices
- Onion Powder
- Natural flavoring
No one would actually purchase a condiment that is almost completely corn syrup! At least, not anyone that realizes how unhealthy corn syrup is.
In terms of salt, Heinz chooses to use the cheapest type that can cause toxicity in the blood, blood pressure issues, and mineral imbalance if it is eaten too much.
By eating just one tablespoon of this condiment, you are consuming 7% of your sugar intake and a portion of your daily intake of sodium. That is from just a single tablespoon!
Who actually uses just one tablespoon of ketchup on their fries or burger? These numbers will add up fast.
https://edrugsearch.com/heinz-ketchup-warning/
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