I know, it's owned by Heinz now. Still, though.

by SorellaNux

29 comments
  1. It’s okay, they’re only allowed to buy it if they can pronounce it first

  2. Plot twist: That quintessentially American A.1. Sauce is actually British.

    Sauce: Wikipedia

  3. OMG! We’ve been annexed and are now the 51st state!

  4. Americans seem obsessed with the stuff in fairness. I’m not sure if the amount of times I see it on a US tiktok/reel is because of genuine use or because they get to do the whole “this is so hard to pronounce!!” bit for the video but I can’t remember the last time I saw one with a Brit using it to cook.

  5. Just out of shot they’ve also got lightbulbs, the Internet, etc, etc

  6. Gonna start a fight. Henderson’s relish is better. There I said it 😅

  7. Canadian here. The North American versions are, as you might guess, sweeter. I prefer the original UK version, which tastes better and has better ingredients.

  8. Wait until you find out what British foods aren’t local. Even Worcestershire sauce could be argued as a cheaper version of garum from Ancient Rome.

  9. I never promised you a ~~rose garden~~ bottle of American-made Worcestershire sauce.

  10. I was delighted to find it on sale in Mexico as “salsa inglese”

  11. This is a knock-off. The USA version comes in a paper sack.

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