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Pure greed - try the alternatives, just as good
Used to love their products and then they became incredibly greedy... the price is beyond absurd. So guess what? I no longer buy them. Supermarket own are just as good. So thanks for being so greedy and short-sighted Heinz, you nudged me to try the alternatives, and I won't be coming back
They went downhill years ago when the…
They went downhill years ago when the employed a CEO that changed recipes. Oxtail? Disgusting, try Tesco own brand it's far superior and budget priced, not over inflated to maximise profits by peddling cheap ingredients and charging top dollar. Heinz beans and pork sausages! Lol! Made with Richmond sausage. That's not a selling point. I wouldn't put any product manufactured by them into my body. Especially not one filled with so many additives and little meat. More overpriced barely edible crud.
Heinz squeezable Mayo is such a waste…
Heinz squeezable Mayo is such a waste of food. Because is is the same a Mayo in a jar, it is too thick to be squeezed so it a) splutters out a lot making a mess and b) it is near impossible to get the remaining 1/4 out of the container so this likely gets thrown away by most. A far better option is the cheaper one sold by Lidl, made by Batts
The baked beans are rank
The baked beans are rank, absolutely bloody horrible. Added salt and even more but could not make them any better..tasted like they had been put through a washing machine cycle. Avoid like the plague.
Just watched your latest tv advert for…
Just watched your latest tv advert for Mayo,
I won’t be buying your product
Heinz baked beans small tin £1.20
Heinz baked beans small tin £1.20
Co op baked beans small tin 55p.
Co op have much more thickness and flavour than Heinz overpriced watered down muck.
Never buy Heinz beans again
Really impressed with the service
Really impressed with the whole experience. We ordered one of the custom printed Heinz bottles as a joke gift for someone who absolutely hates ketchup, and it turned out brilliantly.
The ordering process was simple and straightforward, dispatch was very quick, and the print quality was excellent. The finished bottle looked great and made a perfect funny gift.
All in all, a fantastic service and a really fun idea done properly.
The sauce in Heinz Beans has changed…
The sauce in Heinz Beans has changed and tastes awful. After a couple of weeks of storage, of tins well within sell-by date, the sauce turns sour. Disgusting from Heinz, especially since lots of consumers have complained. GET BACK TO THE OLD RECIPE AND BEAN TO JUICE RATIO. Until that is done, I will never buy Heinz anything again.
Just had a chicken soup with no…
Just had a chicken soup with no chicken in it never buy this product used to be lovely
Back to Campbells for me
Just had ( well 2 sips of) and tin of Broccoli and Stilton! I am not quite sure what was actually in the tin, but it had the appearance of dishwater and the taste of, well not very much really! Totally awful! I had 2 sips and it went down the sink! Back to Campbells for me I think, at least their soups are thick, creamy and tasty!
Watered down cheap and barely edible
Heinz tomato ketchup is extremely watery, compared to years ago.. it's no longer classed as tomato ketchup to me it's been very watered down for obvious reasons of more money in their pockets while the price of heinz goes up. Heinz beans also used to be among the best but now I rate it the worst as supermarkets own brands are far more superior. It's all watered down crap with no flavour. For me I'll be avoiding heinz.
Heinz soup very watery
What has happened to the quality of heinz Soups they are not how I remember them. Watery tasteless absolutely awful. They used to be so thick and creamy. Won't be buying again
Lack of actual meat
This soup was extremely tasty,filling with nice thick liquid,the only thing IAM disappointed in is the title says Steak and potato soup,it took me quite a while to find the 3 pieces of meat,the size of which was microscopic,very disappointing when you look at the picture on the can then open ,heat and pour and its full of carrots and potatoes no meat
HEINZ TIN OF TOMATO HOOPS
A few days ago I bought a tin of heinz tomato hoops. They tasted dreadful. In fact I got the tin out of the bin to see if they were low fat. I have not bought any for over 10 years and surprised how much they have changed. Certainly no flavor at all.
Will not be buying them again
HEINZ BIG-CON BEEF & VEG SOUP
I am disgusted by the greed of this company. Not satisfied with rip-off prices they've now watered down Beef & Veg Big Soup. You used to have to dig it out of the tin, now so full of water it just pours out. This along with small fragments of veg and tiny shreds of meat make this a totally unacceptable product. I use soup to make "stew" the easy way, meat and veg in a big bowl and chuck in the soup. This soup has become useless for the purpose so I will buy some other make in future.
Bought Heinz spaghetti bolognaise from…
Bought Heinz spaghetti bolognaise from Sainsbury’s. It was watery, with barely any bolognaise. Lidl Newgate spaghetti bolognese is far superior, with a thick sauce. Wouldn’t touch Heinz products again. Expensive and mediocre quality.
Well today as before I opened a tin of…
Well today as before I opened a tin of your lamb and veg big soups. The first time I forgave but this is beyond belief. I found a piece of lamb in it!
Shocking eh! 1 solitary piece of lamb. The last tin I opened was beef stew. Same thing. 1 solitary piece of beef.
Surely you can't call it beef or lamb if there is a piece of meat as big as my finger nail in it?
Last time I use. Total rip off
Regards
G davies-rigby
TrustPilot removes negative reviews of…
TrustPilot removes negative reviews of Heinz soup . Sent in my receipt as proof of purchase . Keep getting pathetic emails asking me to prove I dealt with Heinz . What part of receipt do they not understand . I have come to the conclusion that Heinz Pays to remove bad reviews
My tastebuds? No! Everyones.
I wondered if it was me, but then I took to finding reviews. It's not me - it's everyone! When are you going to address the tasteless watery problem with your soups? I grew up with Heinz soups always preferring them to other brands, but no more! Please give us a sign when they are back to being proper soups. Thank you.
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