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Weight Loss Forum / Low Carb / January 2007Whoo Hoo! Heinz LC Ketchup is back!
Over the last 6 months, I've watched as Heinz LC Ketchup slowly disappeared from the NJ supermarkets, until it was gone. I assumed they dropped it because of low demand. Well today, it reappeared as Heinz Reduced Sugar Ketchup at Shoprite. Carb content is still 1g per TBSP, and while I haven't tried it yet, it still uses Sucralose, and I think it's likely identical. It comes in a bottle with a blue label. So, if you want the best LC ketchup available, it's back. > Over the last 6 months, I've watched as Heinz LC Ketchup slowly > disappeared from the NJ supermarkets, until it was gone. I assumed [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > So, if you want the best LC ketchup available, it's back. I have been sensing, in general that some of the LC products are starting to come back under slightly different names. It seems that while the idea of LC was considered to be a form of extreme or fad dieting, the concept of sugar and refined carbohydrates being a leading cause of diabetes is becoming an acceptable idea, if not irrefutable to the masses. > I have been sensing, in general that some of the LC products are > starting to come back under slightly different names. It seems that > while the idea of LC was considered to be a form of extreme or fad > dieting, the concept of sugar and refined carbohydrates being a leading > cause of diabetes is becoming an acceptable idea, if not irrefutable to > the masses. We have traveled quite a bit this last summer (5 months actually), and whenever I found a new Lo-Carb item, from a major brand, I made a note of it. When I got home I corralled the supermarket manager, and told him the items I wanted. Some he said didn't exist, and the second answer I got was that Atkins is out of fashion. Well, he then got an earful from this old gal, and I told him that there are very many diabetics who have to drastically reduce their carbs for medical reasons. Having the Low-Carb ( not Low sugar) items gave them a little variety in the diet. I now see one of those items on the shelves. I shall just keep fighting! I guess the customer just has to stand up for us all! >...................... It seems that > while the idea of LC was considered to be a form of extreme or fad > dieting, the concept of sugar and refined carbohydrates being a leading > cause of diabetes is becoming an acceptable idea, if not irrefutable to > the masses. BINGO! oh great! it disappeared off the shelves here in the milwaukee area too! > Over the last 6 months, I've watched as Heinz LC Ketchup slowly > disappeared from the NJ supermarkets, until it was gone. I assumed [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > So, if you want the best LC ketchup available, it's back. >Over the last 6 months, I've watched as Heinz LC Ketchup slowly >disappeared from the NJ supermarkets, until it was gone. I assumed [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > >So, if you want the best LC ketchup available, it's back. It is still available here at the local walmart supercenter. Big f.cking deal !!!!! ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, but it is....................it makes a great base for a LC BBQ sauce. > Big f.cking deal !!!!! |
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