/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>8438576

Heinz is, surprisingly, one of the best brands that I've found. But I've never seen it at a grocery store other than Walmart, where I hate going. Other than that, I only ever find it in sachet form, usually at fast-casual eateries.

I tried Duke's once. Didn't see what all the hoopla was about.

ITT food products that for some reason you can ONLY find at fucking Walmart.

>>5720222
Just go to walmart once a month and get the stuff they have that you can't get anywhere else. Pic fuckin related.

Let's talk about awesome condiments that are hard to find.

Case in point: Heinz mayo. You've probably seen packets of this stuff, but never bottles or jars. Wal-Mart is the only place I've found that carries it. It has a smoother, less overtly eggy taste than Hellmann's, and a less garlicky taste than Kraft. It's really a top-quality mayo and I'm amazed it doesn't get wider distribution.

For that matter, Heinz yellow mustard is also damned hard to find outside of packet form.

What are your examples?