Heinz’s New ‘Every Sauce’ Combines All Of Its Sauces Into One

One thing everyone can agree on is that Heinz is the condiment king. It’s been keeping your food sauced for 150 years. Safe to say that the company knows a thing or two about flavor. 

Heinz UK has just announced its latest creation, “Every Sauce.” It’s a mixture of 14 of the brand’s most popular sauces. Unfortunately, “The Holy Grail Of All Sauces” comes with a caveat. Rather than its usual nationwide release, there are only 100 limited edition bottles.

Heinz wants to find the UK’s “most ‘obsauced’ people,” and to do that, it’s challenging you with a quiz. After you take the quiz, your name will be entered into a raffle. The winners will be drawn at random on Friday, June 28.

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Heinz’s Every Sauce includes:

  1. Burger Sauce
  2. Garlic Sauce
  3. Aioli Sauce
  4. Smokey Baconnaise
  5. Sweet Chili
  6. Chip Sauce (a Dutch style mayonnaise sauce)
  7. Saucy Sauce (a combination of ketchup and mayonnaise)
  8. Mayoracha (mayonnaise and sriracha)
  9. Mayomust (mayonnaise and mustard)
  10. Truffle Mayo
  11. Garlic & Caramelized Onion Mayo
  12. Curry Ketchup
  13. Pickle Ketchup
  14. Smokey Bacon Ketchup

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