Farr Better Ketchup • Farr Better Recipes® (2024)

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NO OIL, NO VINEGAR, Whole-Foods, Plant-Based, Allergy-friendly Farr Better Ketchup.

I needed to make a quick and easy ketchup that my grandson could eat and that was safe for his dietary restrictions. And one that was easy for him to make at the ripe old age of 6.

He can’t have gluten, wheat, dairy, yeast, soy, oats, vinegar and we avoid oils as well. I know you will enjoy this healthy version of ketchup from Farr Better Recipes_®.

Those added fillers, oils, fructose sugar, etc… aren’t good for any of us. This one turned out really good. I share different ingredient ideas to accommodate many dietary restrictions and also cater to my friends in the vegan community.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO KNOW:

Eliminate or modify any ingredients to accommodate your dietary restrictions.

This Farr Better Ketchup recipe is Allergy-Friendly:

FREE OF: Gluten, Oats, Soy, Wheat, Dairy, Eggs, Fish, Oil, Shellfish, Starch, Gum

Use suggested ingredients and ALL FARR BETTER RECIPES are:

Plant-Based, Vegan, Vegetarian, Gluten-Free, Dairy-Free, Wheat-Free with most No Added Salt

I try really hard to find you products that have No Oil, No-MSG, Organic and that are Non-GMO. You can conveniently order them on my website.

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So what makes this oil-free ketchup so amazing?

Tomato Paste
Water
Lemon Juice
Organic Maple Syrup
Onion Powder
Oregano
Dry Mustard
Cumin
Nutmeg
Black Pepper
Garlic Powder

Sweetener Ideas:

This would replace the organic maple syrup if you wanted a different option.
Molasses
Coconut Nectar
Brown Rice Syrup
Organic Locally Grown Honey

Now let’s prepare this delicious meal.

Add all ingredients into a small blender or food processor

2 cups tomato paste = 3 (6oz) cans

1/2 cup + 2 tbsp water

1/2 cup + 1 tbsp lemon juice

Here are some Lemon Lime Citrus Squeezer options I enjoy using to maximize the juice amount. If this doesn’t work, you can purchase an allergy-friendly lemon juice product as an option.

Citrus Juicer

3 tbsp Maple Syrup

or you can choose one of these options to accommodate your diet restrictions: Molasses, Coconut Nectar, Brown Rice Syrup or Organic Locally Grown Honey

2 tsp Onion Powder1 tsp Oregano

1/2 tsp Dry Mustard

1/8 tsp Cumin

1/8 tsp Nutmeg

1/8 tsp Ground Black Pepper

1/8 tsp Garlic Powder

Blend until smooth and creamy about 2-3 minutes. Add a little at a time more water or lemon juice to achieve the desired consistency.

Store it in an airtight container. Click the photo to see our online options to store and label your food.

Store in an airtight container and refrigerate. It lasts for about 2 months.

Where to use Farr Better Ketchup

Makes a wonderful condiment for burgers, brats, hot sandwiches, dip for French fries, tater tots, etc…I think you know your favorite foods to use this in.

Some people that I know consider Ketchup to be a Food Group, hahaha. Enjoy my friends!

Who invented Ketchup?

Henry John Heinz has been selling ketchupsince 1876. Legend has it that Henry John Heinzinvented ketchupby adapting a Chinese recipe for so-called Cat Sup, a thick sauce made from tomatoes, special seasoning and starch. Food engineer Werner Stoll of the Heinz company is positive: “H.J. Heinzinvented ketchup. From Made for Minds

Instead, ketchup has its origins inChina and began as a pickled fish sauce. After a few hundred years and several different versions, the ketchup we know and love today was created. From The History of Ketchup by The Spruce Eats