I tried to get on with this “Buy Canadian” protest. But ketchup, a basic north American staples far as I’m concerned, has no major Canadian only manufacturers. The only stuff you can find is boutique stuff that’s like 10 bucks for 500ml. and you have to have it shipped to you.
You can make some from local tomatoes, and freeze or can any extra for later. It’s a pretty simple recipe, you just cook down some tomatoes and add spices and vinegar.
This is really only a solution if you have freezer space or storage space and free time. Also homemade ketchup often sucks. Most people are not capable of making a half decent ketchup.
This I came here to say this, and you can adjust things like the vinegars you use (which can be picked out or made by yourself). The different spice blends you use (they can be made or even better grown by yourself). The the different tomatoes you use (which can be picked out or grown by yourself).
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You can make some from local tomatoes, and freeze or can any extra for later. It’s a pretty simple recipe, you just cook down some tomatoes and add spices and vinegar.
This is really only a solution if you have freezer space or storage space and free time. Also homemade ketchup often sucks. Most people are not capable of making a half decent ketchup.
This I came here to say this, and you can adjust things like the vinegars you use (which can be picked out or made by yourself). The different spice blends you use (they can be made or even better grown by yourself). The the different tomatoes you use (which can be picked out or grown by yourself).