Ketchup With Pizazz

Wed., Nov. 22, 2000

Garlic lovers, rejoice! If you’re known for sprinkling garlic powder on everything, you’ll certainly appreciate Roasted Garlic Ketchup.

A member of the California Flavors Formula 9 line of ketchups, it uses fire-roasted garlic and balsamic vinegar to add a bit more zest to America’s favorite condiment. The company touts itself as bringing real ketchup to American tables.

In addition to using it as a dipping sauce, it would be great in place of regular ketchup in barbecue sauce.

The company makes three other flavors as well: Ginger Ketchup, Cranberry Ketchup (a natural for turkey) and Roasted Red Bell Pepper Ketchup.

For more information, log on to www.california-flavors.com

Price: $3.99 for 12 ounces

Available: Huckleberry’s Natural Market

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