heintz ketchup

The listings include classic tomato ketchup plus variations such as organic, reduced/no-sugar, jalapeño-flavored, habanero-flavored and pickle-seasoned ketchup.

Most are packaged in inverted (upside-down) squeeze bottles with a flip-cap resealable top for convenient, low-mess dispensing.

Serving counts vary by bottle size. Examples from the listings include about 22 servings for 13–13.5 oz bottles, about 23 servings for a 14 oz organic option, about 32 servings for a 19 oz bottle, and about 52–53 servings for 31–32 oz bottles.

Labels and claims include certified organic, gluten-free, no high-fructose corn syrup, non‑GMO tomato sourcing, no artificial sweeteners, and reduced or no added sugar; some bottles are also described as certified kosher.

Spicy varieties use jalapeño peppers for a hot jalapeño kick or habanero peppers for an extra-hot, fiery flavor.

Listings recommend pairing ketchup with burgers, hot dogs and sandwiches, as well as fries, chicken nuggets, eggs and other breakfast items; some also suggest using ketchup in recipes like meatloaf, ribs and baked beans.

The listings advise shaking before first use and refrigerating after opening. Resealable tops and flip caps are noted to help lock in flavor when stored in the fridge.

Many listings note SNAP/EBT eligibility, and several varieties are described as kosher or certified kosher.

Descriptions emphasize red, ripe or vine‑ripened tomatoes, note that tomatoes are grown from company seeds, and state U.S.-grown tomatoes and non‑GMO sourcing for several items.