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Heinz Original 57 Sauce is the brand's signature steak and burger sauce with a sweet, tangy tomato base. The Canadian ingredient list includes tomato puree, glucose-fructose, vinegar, salt and a spice blend with mustard and barley.
Kraft Heinz Canada prepares ketchup, mustard, vinegar and related sauces in Montreal, Quebec. The 57 Sauce line shares that manufacturing footprint with other Heinz bottles sold across Canada, even though Kraft Heinz is an American public company.
Contains mustard and barley. Heinz recommends it on steaks, burgers, chicken and as a marinade base. Open Food Facts and grocery data tie the Canadian SKU to UPC 057000009380. Check your bottle for the latest allergen statement.
Product Highlights
- •Signature Heinz steak and burger sauce
- •Tomato puree and vinegar base
- •Contains mustard and barley
- •Prepared by Kraft Heinz Canada
- •UPC 057000009380
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Our Canadian score
Some Canadian ties
Heinz Original 57 Sauce is manufactured by Kraft Heinz Canada alongside other condiments in Montreal, Quebec. Kraft Heinz is American-owned, so the bottle is locally made but not from a Canadian company.
Score breakdown (86% evidenced, medium confidence)
“For over 100 years, Heinz has been proudly preparing their beans in Canada.”
“From our growers in Leamington, Ontario, to our team in Mont Royal, Quebec”
This score is our own read of publicly available evidence, not a regulatory finding. It is not a CFIA or Competition Bureau origin determination, and it is not the same as the "Product of Canada" or "Made in Canada" claims a manufacturer prints on a label. Check the package if you need the official claim. How we score
Product Information
Ingredients
Tomato puree, sugars (glucose-fructose, sugar), vinegar, salt, spices (mustard, barley), natural flavour.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Heinz Original 57 Sauce made in Canada?
Kraft Heinz Canada says many sauces are prepared in Montreal, Quebec, including ketchup and related condiments. Heinz is owned by US company Kraft Heinz.
What allergens does 57 Sauce contain?
The Heinz Canada ingredient list states the product contains mustard and barley.
How should you use Heinz 57 Sauce?
Heinz recommends it on steaks, burgers, chicken and as a marinade or dipping sauce for grilled foods.
Why is it called 57 Sauce?
Heinz has used the 57 variety line since the late 1800s. The number appears on Heinz labels and marketing as part of the brand heritage.
Who owns Heinz?
The Kraft Heinz Company, a publicly traded American food company, owns the Heinz brand.
What is the UPC?
Canadian grocery listings match Heinz Original 57 Sauce to UPC 057000009380.
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