/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>4886717
Not OP, googled around and from the sounds of it yeah, typical ingredients but with dried tomatoes instead of fresh. The company, Traina, mainly sells dried fruits & vegetables, and came out with this about a year ago. I couldn't find an actual ingredient list online, just an article that mentioned it had the usual ketchup stuff, and sells for $4-$5 a bottle. Perhaps OP could write what's on the ingredient list? Also, are you something of a ketchup connoisseur who's tried a lot of them, or did you just stumble across this and realize it's better than Heinz?