Diabetics and those who prefer a low carb diet might be interested to know that Heinz is now selling a new variety of ketchup called One Carb. Regular Heinz ketchup contains 4 grams of carbs, but One Carb has only one gram of carbs per serving as a result of reduced sugar in the recipe.
I bought a bottle at Acme tonight and I tried it with a cheap chuck steak for dinner. Not bad. The flavor of this new One Carb is slightly more [censored] than regular Heinz ketchup, but it is still quite flavorful.
Those of you who avoid Heinz ketchup due to the high carb content might want to try a bottle of the new One Carb variety.
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Diabetics and those who prefer a low carb diet might be interested to know that Heinz is now selling a new variety of ketchup called One Carb. Regular Heinz ketchup contains 4 grams of carbs, but One Carb has only one gram of carbs per serving as a result of reduced sugar in the recipe.
I bought a bottle at Acme tonight and I tried it with a cheap chuck steak for dinner. Not bad. The flavor of this new One Carb is slightly more [censored] than regular Heinz ketchup, but it is still quite flavorful.
Those of you who avoid Heinz ketchup due to the high carb content might want to try a bottle of the new One Carb variety.
What a crock of horseshit. Now we have to have 57893784392479823742930 kinds of ketchup at the grocery store. No wonder it takes hours to get the shopping done nowadays.
Those of you who avoid Heinz ketchup due to the high carb content might want to try a bottle of the new One Carb variety.
While I do not think the carb content of Heinz is excessive, I think I will try this anyway. I do not like sweet foods, and although Heinz is not exactly sweet, I think I might like the change.
I "cut" my catsup 50-50 with tomatoe sauce, then added several shots of hot-sauce to brighten.
Cuts the carb count, and ( personally ) improves the flavor.
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Diabetics and those who prefer a low carb diet might be interested to know that Heinz is now selling a new variety of ketchup called One Carb. Regular Heinz ketchup contains 4 grams of carbs, but One Carb has only one gram of carbs per serving as a result of reduced sugar in the recipe.
I bought a bottle at Acme tonight and I tried it with a cheap chuck steak for dinner. Not bad. The flavor of this new One Carb is slightly more [censored] than regular Heinz ketchup, but it is still quite flavorful.
Those of you who avoid Heinz ketchup due to the high carb content might want to try a bottle of the new One Carb variety.
Diabetics and those who prefer a low carb diet might be interested to know that Heinz is now selling a new variety of ketchup called One Carb. Regular Heinz ketchup contains 4 grams of carbs, but One Carb has only one gram of carbs per serving as a result of reduced sugar in the recipe.
Is that the total number of carbs in the nutrition facts? Products are now toting "net carbs," subtracting fiber and other less-easily metabolized carbohydrates, so they can claim product X has 3 grams when, by the traditional measure (still used in total carbs in the Nutritional Information label) indicates it has 6.
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Those of you who avoid Heinz ketchup due to the high carb content might want to try a bottle of the new One Carb variety.
Perfect for french fries! Err, well. Come to think of it, what do you use ketchup on that doesn't already have a fair amount of carbs? Hot Dogs, Hamburgers (I guess you could make them breadless - but then they don't require ketchup as much) French Fries, etc...
Is that the total number of carbs in the nutrition facts? Products are now toting "net carbs," subtracting fiber and other less-easily metabolized carbohydrates, so they can claim product X has 3 grams when, by the traditional measure (still used in total carbs in the Nutritional Information label) indicates it has 6.
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Diabetics and those who prefer a low carb diet might be interested to know that Heinz is now selling a new variety of ketchup called One Carb. Regular Heinz ketchup contains 4 grams of carbs, but One Carb has only one gram of carbs per serving as a result of reduced sugar in the
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I bought a bottle at Acme tonight and I tried it with a cheap chuck
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for dinner. Not bad. The flavor of this new One Carb is slightly more
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than regular Heinz ketchup, but it is still quite flavorful.
Those of you who avoid Heinz ketchup due to the high carb content might want to try a bottle of the new One Carb variety.
What a crock of horseshit. Now we have to have 57893784392479823742930 kinds of ketchup at the grocery store. No wonder it takes hours to get
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shopping done nowadays.
LOL, stay outta the condiment aisle and you'll breeze right through.
I "cut" my catsup 50-50 with tomatoe sauce, then added several shots of hot-sauce to brighten.
Cuts the carb count, and ( personally ) improves the flavor.
What causes you to believe that tomato sauce (and it's tomato, not "tomatoe"😉 contains significantly fewer carb calories than ketchup? Unless you're consuming ketchup by the Kilostan there aren't enough carb calories to matter... and if you're really concerned perhaps you should switch to Salsa. I switched from ketchup to salsa about 2 years ago, not to eliminate carbs, but because salsa tastes better, has better texture too. Now I much prefer salsa on anything that would othewise be served with ketchup, especilly better on burgers and with fries. During summer I prepare my own salsa from ingredients fresh from my garden... by holding the salt down and not adding any sugar it's as healthful as eating a salad... once you become salsafied you'll never go back to that heinz tomato syrup.
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Perfect for french fries! Err, well. Come to think of it, what do you use ketchup on that doesn't already have a fair amount of carbs? Hot Dogs, Hamburgers (I guess you could make them breadless - but then they don't require ketchup as much) French Fries, etc...
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People who do Atkins very often eat all those sandwich-type things-- burgers, lunch meats, whatever-- without the bread. Naomi D.
[email hidden] (<RJ>😉 Wrote: I can't give up on catsup..... even on Atkins. I "cut" my catsup 50-50 with tomatoe sauce, then added several shots of hot-sauce to brighten. Cuts the carb count, and ( personally ) improves the flavor. On 16 Mar 2004 01:27:20 GMT, [email hidden] wrote: Diabetics and those who prefer a low carb diet might be interested to know that Heinz is now selling a new variety of ketchup called One Carb. Regular Heinz ketchup contains 4 grams of carbs, but One Carb has only one gram of carbs per serving as a result of reduced sugar in the recipe. I bought a bottle at Acme tonight and I tried it with a cheap chuck steak for dinner. Not bad. The flavor of this new One Carb is slightly more [censored] than regular Heinz ketchup, but it is still quite flavorful. Those of you who avoid Heinz ketchup due to the high carb content might want to try a bottle of the new One Carb variety. <rj> ------------------------------------------------------------ --- RJ if you are interested in a diabetic sugar free ketchup using Splenda and also thick like Heinz's e-mail me.
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Perfect for french fries! Err, well. Come to think of it, what do you use ketchup on that doesn't already have a fair amount of carbs? Hot Dogs, Hamburgers (I guess you could make them breadless - but then they don't require ketchup as much) French Fries, etc...
People who do Atkins very often eat all those sandwich-type things-- burgers, lunch meats, whatever-- without the bread. Naomi D.
I know, I do it. But like I said, I don't think the ketchup is as necessary without the bread.
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Yeah, but lots of people do seem to put ketchup on breadless things. Steaks; scrambled eggs, even.
Morons, all of them.
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Yer talkin' about Stan here, buddy. Check the OP:
"I bought a bottle at Acme tonight and I tried it with a cheap chuck steak for dinner. Not bad. The flavor of this new One Carb is slightly more [censored] than regular Heinz ketchup, but it is still quite flavorful."
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Yeah, but lots of people do seem to put ketchup on breadless things. Steaks; scrambled eggs, even.
Morons, all of them.
My wife puts ketchup on steak. That is vile. I use A1, and she thinks that is vile. Obviously, she is wrong :-)
Currently I am studying in Australia, upon my arrival I discovered that Australia and Canada are very similar, except when it comes to Ketchup!!!! They refer to Ketchup at 'Tomato Sauce' and it does not taste the same. I had to go hunting to find Heinz in Australia, I did, but it really does not taste the same as home. Just thought I would put this out here!
