Skip to main content
  1. Home
  2. Wellness
  3. Evergreens

Good, better, best: Organic ketchups you can get at the grocery store

Add as a preferred source on Google

Ketchup is a versatile condiment, often finding itself on burgers, eggs, chicken, and even fried rice.

However, if you’re trying to eat clean, you may be wondering if your favorite ketchup can still be on the menu. Luckily, there is a range of clean condiments, including ketchup, that are not that difficult to find. While they may be a little more expensive than run-of-the-mill ketchup, eating organic can reduce your exposure to pesticides and GMOs and even lower your cancer risk. Let’s dive into the best organic ketchup you can grab on your next Whole Foods run.

tomato-and-ketchup-on-dark-wood
Dominika Roseclay/Pexels

Good: 365 by Whole Foods Market, Organic Tomato Ketchup

Whole Foods is a favorite of the clean-eating crowd, so it’s no surprise they sell top-rated organic ketchup. 365 by Whole Foods’ ketchup, which is also available on Amazon, boasts a 4.6-star rating by nearly 3,800 reviewers. From the tomato paste to the red pepper, all of the ingredients are organic, and the flavor even packs a bit of spice courtesy of the allspice, red pepper, and clove. At only $1.99, this is one of the most affordable options available, making organic eating accessible to a wider range of interested buyers.

Recommended Videos

Better: Heinz Tomato Ketchup Organic Certified

It’s no secret that Heinz makes top-of-the-line ketchup. Luckily, this fan-favorite brand now produces an organic variety as well. Those who need to buy ketchup in bulk for their meals should spring for a 44 oz. bottle, which boasts a 4.8-star rating on Target.com. Reviewers swear it’s worth it, raving that it tastes just like the Heinz they grew up with — only with the added bonus of clean ingredients. The product is gluten-free, full of USDA-certified organic tomatoes, and doesn’t contain fructose syrup, so you don’t have to worry about too much sugar consumption. However, it’s still thick, rich, and makes the perfect addition to anything from a veggie burger to organic chicken.

Best: Organicville Organic Ketchup with Agave Nectar

If you’re hosting a party or just really, really like ketchup, splurge on a 12-pack of 24 oz Organicville’s Organic Ketchup with Agave Nectar. All of the ingredients, like the onion powder and spices, are organic, and the ketchup gets a touch of sweetness from the agave nectar. While this ingredient brings a different type of sweetness than most other types of ketchup, reviewers love it! It’s also gluten-free, vegan, and doesn’t have cholesterol or saturated fat, making it a good choice for anyone who is heart-health-conscious.

Ketchup is often full of sugar, preservatives, pesticides, and other irritating additives, but you don’t have to sacrifice this delicious spread in the name of clean eating. Organic ketchup tastes just as good — if not better — than the stuff you’ve been putting on burgers for years. Though they may be a bit more expensive, there are so many options available that you’re sure to find one that fits your budget. Keep in mind that organic doesn’t automatically mean healthy, and many organic varieties still have a lot of sugar and salt. Just be sure to read the ingredient label, enjoy in moderation, and you’ll be on your way to a cleaner diet — and lifestyle.

BlissMark provides information regarding health, wellness, and beauty. The information within this article is not intended to be medical advice. Before starting any diet or exercise routine, consult your physician. If you don’t have a primary care physician, the United States Health & Human Services department has a free online tool that can help you locate a clinic in your area. We are not medical professionals, have not verified or vetted any programs, and in no way intend our content to be anything more than informative and inspiring.

Everyone Is Talking About Protein. But Are You Getting Enough Fiber?
Symbol, Food, Plant

Introduction

Everyone is talking about protein these days. Grocery store shelves are lined with products boasting "high protein" on the label, and social media is overflowing with influencers sharing meals that pack 30 or more grams of protein into a single serving. Protein deserves the spotlight as it plays a key role in building and maintaining muscle, supporting healthy aging, and helping you feel satisfied after meals. But while many people know exactly how many grams of protein they are trying to eat, as well as how many grams of protein are in their smoothie, yogurt, and favorite bar, far fewer are paying attention to another nutrient that is just as important: fiber. Do you know how much fiber you are getting each day?

Read more
Why Morning Sunlight Might Be the Best Wellness Habit You’re Not Practicing
Person, Door, Sunlight

Sleep has become one of the biggest topics of conversation in wellness, and for good reason. More people are realizing that feeling rested is about far more than simply spending eight hours in bed. Quality matters just as much as quantity, and surprisingly, one of the most effective ways to improve your sleep begins long before your head hits the pillow.

It often begins within the first hour after you wake up. Unlike many wellness trends, this habit does not require an expensive supplement, a wearable device, or an elaborate morning routine. All it asks is that you simply step outside.

Read more
The One Strength Exercise Every Woman Should Learn
Person, Machine, Wheel

There is one exercise that strength coaches, physical therapists, and longevity experts consistently recommend, yet many women still avoid it because it sounds intimidating: the deadlift.

Despite its somewhat dramatic name, the deadlift is one of the most functional movements you can learn. It trains your body to safely reach down, pick something up from the floor, and stand back up. It is a movement you perform countless times throughout your day. More importantly, it strengthens the muscles that support good posture, protect your spine, improve athletic performance, and help you maintain independence as you get older.

Read more