Heinz Reviews 

What has happened? I bought a Heinz chicken soup as fancied some thick creamy comfort and it was so watered down with no bits of chicken at all! It was awful. It just splashed everywhere off the spoon. I will never buy it again! Heinz should be ashamed!

Heinz is a disgraceful company to deal with .I can’t believe how unprofessional and how pathetic their communication avenues are .No wonder that sites on social media and television are encouraging consumers to buy own brand labels .Goodbye Heinz Hello all other supermatket brands of beans and soup .

How does every other brand of soup, beans, sauces, etc. manage to manufacture, distribute, and sell at a fraction of the cost of Heinz - with all participants happy with their payment?

Unfortunately Heinz have really jumped on the bandwagon of hiking up the prices. Yes I know everything has gone up but not 100%. Stopped buying Heinz products 2 years ago when prices started to rise. Aldi alternatives half the price and just as good if not better.

Tomato soup is awful. Don't know what Heinz have done but it is too thick and not a patch on old recipe. I appreciate vegans/vegetarians have to be catered for but surely there are other soups available which are vegan/vegetarian.

"Heinz to Home" - A Disappointing Experience for a Long-Time Customer

As a devoted customer of Heinz, my loyalty has been severely tested by my recent experience with "Heinz to Home." For years, I've appreciated the consistent quality of Heinz products, especially their soups and beans. However, I began noticing a decline in quality, which prompted me to try their special home delivery service, hoping for a better experience. Unfortunately, this decision led to profound disappointment.

I placed an order worth £35, expecting the same standard of excellence Heinz is known for. The reality was starkly different. The delivery arrived late, and to my dismay, the packaging was damaged. This was just the beginning of a series of letdowns.

Upon inspecting the contents, I found that most of the tins were near their expiry dates and appeared to be seconds or damaged goods. The condition of the products was far from what I anticipated from a brand of Heinz's stature. Expecting a swift resolution, I contacted their customer service, only to be met with a bureaucratic maze. It took two weeks to realize that my complaints were being handled by a third party before being relayed to the company.

When Heinz finally responded, they informed me that the items I had ordered were discontinued. While a refund was promised, I am still awaiting its processing. This entire ordeal has not only been frustrating but has significantly tarnished my view of the brand.

To add insult to injury, the lack of direct communication and accountability from Heinz is astonishing. It seems as though they take their long-term customers for granted, assuming our loyalty is unconditional. This experience has left a bitter taste, and as a form of protest, I have resolved to boycott Heinz products moving forward. It's disheartening to realize that a brand I once held in high regard has let its standards slip to such a degree.

A loyal customer lost,

Heinz Tomato soup has gone down in taste and value. Overpriced and tastes completely different to how it used to taste. Cheaper brands are now beating Heinz in both taste and value. There soup in a pot is even worse.

i have loved heinz baked beens since i was a kid im now 67 ,and to be honest there the worse beans ive tasted ,the sauce is thin and watery the beans aret. mostly hard what a shame theyve let this happen to a lot of peoples favourite baked beans i shant be buying heinz again

I used to buy nothing else but Heinz baked beans and spaghetti, but no longer. They both taste terrible. I never minded paying a bit extra for the taste, but if anything it should be cheaper considering the bad taste!

This sugary soup is disgusting. Buy something else; anything else.

Digusting company. Nearly 5 pound for bottle of ketchup? No thanks. Hopefully heinz will go in administration soon. Good luck.

I love their beans though they do make me rather flatulent.

I went to my local supermarket to stock up for the colder months today. I have never been so shocked in my life to see Heinz tomato soup priced at £1.70p per can.
I work hard for a low wage and I find myself spending more and more on food. This is the bitter end. No matter how you look at it, your soup will never be worth £1.70
So long and good luck with your business. Hope you find some rich customers.

Worcestershire Sauce :
the recipe is not good. There is no original taste.
Too sweet, very pronounced clove taste. Doesn't go at all with steak tartare for example.
it's not the real Worcestershire sauce

Heinz ketchup isn't tasty and has gotten worse. I switched over to Felix ketchup and it is the best!!! Recommend everyone to try it!!!!

I have only ever bought Heinz tomato soup, no more, it now tastes like it has been reconstituted from powder, bitter, overly sweet and lacking in any spices of any nature. Expensive soup which is now overtaken by cheaper varieties which now taste far better. Your beans look like they have been mixed with milk as they too have that sickly sweetness and lack something. Sorry folks know my soup and beans.

I love hienz beans, and I like to dip chicken pops in them, it’s my idea of paradise. I like to dip my chips too, and chicken, and I like to dip my spoon as well and just eat beans on their own.
- Frank, age 5

I always liked ox tail soup but it is now disgusting and looks and tastes mainly of tomato and has chunks of carrot it is NOT clue on the label it shows a tomato, no wonder I thought it tasted more tomato than oxtail

Tried the oxtail soup...disgusting taste..no meat...years ago was my favourite soup..very poor quality...will not be buying again.

Simply put.
Heinz beans are now a mere shadow of their former self. Far from being the only Baked Beans I would have in my cupboard they are now so awful that I would never buy them again.
What is more, I have lost my faith in other Heinz products.
Had I been aware that the recipe had changed I should not have bought a tray. After 2 tins the rest have gone to the food bank and I doubt they will be able to get rid of them.
Mr Heinz, take my advice and sack the prat that suggested you change what used to be respected as the best Baked Beans on the market.
Britons, vote with your £ and say no to this abomination in a can.