The fancy Sir Kensington’s ketchup is no more. The 100% GMO-free condiment brand mustard up the courage to announce that they would be discontinuing both of their ketchup varieties — regular …
On Tuesday, the 100% GMO-free condiment brandup the courage to announce that they would be discontinuing both of their ketchup varieties — regular and spicy — known for omitting high-fructose corn syrup., Sir Kensington’s co-founder Scott Norton wrote a goodbye letter to the product, admitting that they didn’t see the condiment “meeting its end in this way.
, the recent selling of their company, and the cold, hard truth that mayo was just the more popular product in their line. Production of Sir Kensington’s ketchup has been discontinued after 13 years, according to its co-founder.“We’re saddened to think about how the ketchup will not endure, despite the tens of thousands of hours our team spent getting it out into the world, and the millions of customers who enjoyed it,” Norton’s post read.
The Post has reached out to the brand, which was purchased by Unilever in 2017, and its now former competitor, Heinz, for comment. Ketchup was the first product released by Sir Kensington’s, which was launched 13 years ago by Norton and Mark Ramadan. At the time, the two Brown University undergrads wanted to create a “true natural ketchup” after they realized that there weren’t many available on the market, according to
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