Heinz Hot Dog Relish 375ML

Heinz Hot Dog Relish stands out from other relishes with its unique recipe incorporating American yellow mustard . This preparation combines crisp pickled cucumbers and finely shredded cabbage with a mild turmeric mustard base, creating that sweet and spicy profile so characteristic of stadium hot dogs and American food trucks. Whole mustard seeds, dehydrated onions, and red bell pepper pieces round out this hearty recipe.

The texture offers a satisfying crunch of pickled vegetables, while the mustard provides a creamy consistency that binds everything together. The flavor profile is more complex than classic Dill Relish: the sweetness of the corn syrup, the acidity of the vinegar, the subtle tang of the mustard, and the warm notes of turmeric create a perfect balance. The golden-yellow color, achieved with turmeric, has become iconic of American hot dog stands.

Specifically designed for hot dogs, this relish also elevates hamburgers, grilled sausages, sandwiches, and wraps. The squeeze bottle allows for precise, drizzled application along the hot dog, in true New York street vendor tradition.

Tip : For an authentic New York-style hot dog, combine the Hot Dog Relish with yellow mustard and sauerkraut on a smoked sausage in a soft bun. For a Chicago dog, add fresh onions, tomatoes, dill pickles, and celery salt—but never ketchup! This relish is also excellent mixed into a sauce for nuggets or as a nacho topping.

The Heinz story begins in 1869 in Sharpsburg, near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, when Henry John Heinz , the son of German immigrants, and his partner LC Noble launched the Anchor Pickle and Vinegar Works. The young entrepreneur, who was already selling vegetables from his family's garden at the age of eight, started by marketing horseradish in jars of clear glass. Pickles and vinegar quickly followed, establishing Heinz as the "Pickle King" of America. By 1900, the company held the largest national market share in pickles, vinegar, and condiments. The famous "57 Varieties" slogan was coined in 1896 when the company was already producing more than 60 products—Heinz simply thought the number 57 was lucky. A pioneer in food quality, Henry Heinz actively campaigned for the Pure Food and Drug Act of 1906. The pickle-shaped pin distributed at the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago became a cult collector's item, attracting over 50 million visitors to Heinz Pier in Atlantic City between 1898 and 1944. Now part of the Kraft Heinz group since 2015, the brand remains synonymous with authentic Americana. Made in the USA. 375ml (12.7 fl oz).