[Food] The Friday Debate - Brown Sauce?

[rmc_15]

Either HP or Daddies with a preference to HP.

 

[Gary Hart's Stalker]

Just gonna throw in a curve ball.......HP Fruity Sauce - best of both brown and ketchup!

 

[Gary Hart's Stalker]

WARNING - controversial message incoming.

For years, I assumed the best and only ketchup is Heinz.

Not so. Tiptree is a level above.

P.S. Bacon sandwiches don't need sauce. What they do need though is mushrooms. A classic combo, like Estupinan and Mitoma, or Gilmour and Gross.

Whilst I agree with you that bacon sandwiches don't need sauce, my preference would be a fried or poached egg with a runny yolk

 

[Mr Bridger]

Brown for adults, red for the old cistern lids.

 

[peterward]

Just gonna throw in a curve ball.......HP Fruity Sauce - best of both brown and ketchup!

Prefer the classic except at Christmas, where the old lady always makes an unbelievable bubble & squeek from all the Christmas vegies/spuds and that with some cold Turkey and the fruity brown on boxing day is a winner.

 

[BN9 BHA]

I have liked brown sauce for as long as can remember, always got HP in our house.
I don’t eat meat but did enjoy bacon and brown sauce sandwiches when I did.

 

[Greg Bobkin]

I don't know whether to be appalled or give that a whirl tomorrow. You'd certainly lost me until the Reggae Reggae.

I don't do butter, so often use salad cream to moisten a sandwich up a bit, when required. Yesterday I had cheese and salami, with salad cream and mustard – it works.

I don't do ketchup, either, so it's always brown sauce (HP) on most things that require saucing. Big fan of L&P, too.

Do you have brown sauce with your tofu?

 

[juliant]

Have never liked brown sauce always been a ketchup man until i discovered Tiptree brown sauce. Nothing i have tasted compares . And I also do find the HP/supermarket ones to be a vinegar tasting.

Thanks im now really wanting a sausage roll with lashings of brown sauce !

 

[Eric the meek]

Have never liked brown sauce always been a ketchup man until i discovered Tiptree brown sauce. Nothing i have tasted compares . And I also do find the HP/supermarket ones to be a vinegar tasting.

Thanks im now really wanting a sausage roll with lashings of brown sauce !

I see another thumbs up for the Tiptree brand - both ketchup and brown sauce. Just saying.

 

[GT49er]

Two of my Northern colleagues recently confessed to being partial to Brown sauce sandwiches!!!

Brown sauce and mustard sandwiches, perlease!

Re: the OP, HP sauce marginally preferred, but Daddies sauce a perfectly acceptable substitute.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Brown all the way if it's a bacon or sausage sandwich or a FEB. Tomato ketchup for pretty much everything else. I know there are some weirdos on here who like Fry's Turkish Delight so it will not suprise me if there are some who prefer tomato ketchup.

 

[jcdenton08]

HP sauce is fantastic

 

[Hotchilidog]

HP....thread closed

 

[albionalex]

If you want a magnificent enhancement to an English classic, try brown sauce on beans on toast.

This guy knows.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Brown sauce for me, especially on scrambled eggs.
Maybe due to years of living ‘up North’

I put smoken salmon in my scrambled egg. Toast a bagle, scrambed egg with some salmon mixed in and a sprig of parsely on top. Easy but healthu and tasty breakfast.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Just gonna throw in a curve ball.......HP Fruity Sauce - best of both brown and ketchup!

Millennials eh

 

[peterward]

Millennials eh

So what is best with the bouillabaisse and Rose?

Brown or tomato?

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

I'm a brown sauce advocate, normally we just have a bottle of HP in the larder, but that's probably simply because that's the easiest to find in the supermarket where we shop. Pretty much any make would do for me.

 

[marlowe]

I don't have brown sauce myself but I am a bit of an ingredient comparison dullard and wondered if the spirit vinegar content was less in the Tiptree brand which a few on here are recommending as the superior product.

Indeed there is less spirit vinegar in Tiptee brown sauce but the sugar content is a staggering 40% compared to the 16% in Daddies.....

 

[Paulie Gualtieri]

I see another thumbs up for the Tiptree brand - both ketchup and brown sauce. Just saying.

Never heard of them but added to next weeks shop