I will also contribute. To be fair i was already buying a lot of local products instead of american ones but that was because the local products were better. Coop pringles copy is straight fire and its european. Win win.
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Much prefer this to the Canuck method of upside-down.
Spent an hour trying to balance a tabasco sauce yesterday.
I thought that was the Australian way.
They're putting the Yankee stuff right side up
Did you know that Trump is distantly related to the Heinz family? Both families have a common ancestor named Johann Paul Trump (1727–1792)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Family_of_Donald_Trump#Family_tree
Billionaires will say they're self made and be related by blood to every big corpo in some way
What's a European alternative that still has the same vinegar flavor of Heinz? Not a big fan of Felix.
In France we have Amora. We also use it for BBQ sauce. Kids love it.
IKEA is pretty good but I wouldn't compare it to heinz
Chef ketchup in Ireland is quite vinegary, but I don’t know if it’s available elsewhere.
Felix plus some vinegar?
What's happening here?
Simple way to signal american products if you want to participate in the boycott.
That's clever!
In case you're out of the loop on the whole thing, there have been a number of countries signalling the same thing but by turning products upside down. That's why this one is referred to differently "the Swedish way"
the heinz end