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Heinz introduces "Hanch"
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Haha, it works!
Only one I'd try is the wasabi one. I don't like ranch and always make my own tartar sauce and have no idea why you'd want it mixed with ketchup
Huh. Did they change the recipe for their mac & cheese? I used to really like it, but for some years now, I haven't enjoyed it. It doesn't taste the same anymore. I'm wondering if the merger lead to some changes in formulas.
Yeah, the whole point of goofy word mashups like that are to make it easy to figure out what it is.
I tried to guess what the "H" in "Hanch" was and I definitely failed. Horseradish was the only "H" condiment I couldn't think of but that doesn't seem like a great combo with ranch, haha.
Hot Sauce and ranch actually sounds good, but I'd never have guessed that's what it was from the name.
It's probably the horseradish and mustard mix they use in place of wasabi pretty much throughout the world, rather than actual wasabi. Hell, even most places in Japan don't use real wasabi anymore. I really doubt they're wasting it on this stuff.
Of course lol
No one is mixing real wasabi and mayo lol
But the fake wasabi is still good imo.
All of their combinations have at least 1 ingredient that I find disgusting, so I refuse to try any of them.
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garlic aioli a'lail or something.
google comes up with nothing after garlic aioli lol.
Honestly the first two sound fine, but the last one.....I can't get behind.
Heinz has been going a little wild with these novelty mash-up condiments, but this one certainly sets a new bar.
I cannot wait for COVID to be over so I can go into a restaurant and scream at a waiter for not having Hanch available
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The label is in English and French.
English is "garlic aioli" and French is "aioli a'lail", so in typical Canadian packaging convention it's mashed together to save space.
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Yeah, honestly it's like 95% similarity, and I'm not even sure I prefer the 5% difference of the real stuff. It's kinda... earthy?
I have a bottle of mayochup and some other company's version of Hanch in the fridge right now that my mother bought. They're actually really good, the hot sauce + ranch combo surprisingly so.
IMO the mayochup is a bit silly because I've made it myself all the time, but I can't deny the convenience of always having a bottle of it right there.
IMO the mayochup is a bit silly because I've made it myself all the time, but I can't deny the convenience of always having a bottle of it right there.
