Candidly, he no more invented it than Lea and Perrins invented Worcestershire Sauce, both made a product that was already well known locally, but at a time of dodgy food labels and lack of trust, they did so with branding and quality at their heart. His first trademark, in was for The Banquet Sauce , which was designed as being used as banquets, mansions, hotels or private dining tables.
The legend, often repeated, is that he registered the name H. Sauce in , hearing that his bottled condiments were being served up at the Houses of Parliament. Sauce was certainly being used, as there are lots of surviving early bottles with the name embossed on the side, but was it actually trademarked? Introducing Free Shipping. Take me to the pies. Register Sign in. Shop now.
Get your own! Secure shopping We are using bit encryption. Check the green lock! After taking over, Heinz closed the historic Aston plant and moved manufacturing to Holland, a controversial turn that led to public backlash , including a protest and short-lived boycott of Heinz products in the UK. Although the iconic British brand is technically made in Holland now, it still accounts for about three-quarters of the brown sauce market in the UK, according to The Guardian.
Sausage sandwiches are a popular meal in the UK, and HP Sauce is frequently used to add more character to each bite. You can even add it to Bolognese sauce to put a new spin on an ordinary bowl of spaghetti. HP Sauce is available in most supermarkets.
If you want step-by-step instructions on how to make sausage casserole or other popular meals that feature this legendary brown sauce, you can head to the HP Sauce site for more tips.
BY Shayna Murphy. HP Sauce was—and still is—at common sight around many breakfast tables. Subscribe to our Newsletter!
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