Hunt's All Natural Tomato Ketchup, 20 oz

I absolutely love this ketchup. It just tastes more authentic—thicker, richer, and way more satisfying than the usual brands loaded with high fructose corn syrup and a hint of tomato. I get that a lot of ketchup has similar ingredients, and sometimes people say ketchup is ketchup—but for me, this one really stands out. The texture alone makes a big difference; it’s not watery or overly sweet, and it actually tastes like something made with care. This has officially become my go-to brand and style moving forward. I seriously love it.

This ketchup tastes incredible at like 1/4 the price of Heinz without high fructose corn syrup and many additives.

This ketchup is a must-have in our household. It has that classic sweet-and-tangy flavor that pairs perfectly with fries, burgers, and even eggs. The consistency is just right—not too runny, not too thick. I appreciate that it comes in a squeezable bottle, which makes it easy to use with minimal mess. One downside is that the cap can get a little sticky over time, and it’s not the healthiest condiment due to the sugar content. Still, for taste and convenience, it’s hard to beat. We always keep a bottle on hand and go though it fast.

Good ketchup. Tastes like store bought ones, a bit sweet, and overall was pretty good.

Good ketchup but the bottle is terrible. Never had a problem before but now they are so hard to squeeze. My kids can't squeeze it, I barely can squeeze it. Hopefully, they can improve on it.

Great products, love the nutrition information. Size of the bottle is normal and very sturdy. I love the design it's different than the normal. Taste is great my kids enjoy it very much.

Great ketchup. I’m done with Heinz and their family politics. Done with Big Ketchup and their monopoly! Founded in 1888 by two brothers and now owned by a different big food conglomerate which is NOT Heinz. I win!!! Best part no high fructose corn syrup. Seriously stop eating it.Directions: squirt a big ol glob on your plate, use half and wash the rest down the drain. Repeat.

I'm not all that picky about catsup/ketchup, but this version is pretty good. I bought it mainly due to the low price per ounce and am not disappointed. Taste and consistency are fine. In the big scheme of things, the cost savings (maybe 40 cents to a dollar or so per 20 0z. container versus some other well-known brands) is not going to change your overall financial situation, but if it tastes good, why not save some $ here and there?The cap issue - seems like ALL brands now have these caps where there is a little rubbery piece in the cap hole that stops catsup flow until you squeeze and then (my experience) way too much catsup comes out in one squirt. EASY MOD - I unscrew the cap and take it off, then use point of a steak knife and turn it around in the hole in the cap and twist the little rubbery piece out. Then put the cap back on and the catsup flows normally like old bottles.